It is a mysterious animal that generally retains a great deal of independence. Domesticated since the dawn of time, cats are nevertheless sometimes stubborn and it is not so easy to dress than dogs. But there are certain breeds which are more receptive and require less effort to train.
The internet is full of videos, each more impressive than the last, of dogs being able to react with finger and eye to their master. Just look at one Border Collie gather a flock with a few commands. Something that makes cat owners dream
despair to see their animals obey the simplest commands.
This cat breed is the easiest to train
But there are still big ones differences
between races. Some are easier to train than others as revealed I am interested. In an article published on its website a few weeks ago, the magazine revealed that the easiest cat to train is
Siamese. “Intelligent and sociable, he
learns quickly and enjoys interacting with its owners.”our colleagues explain.
Originally from Thailand, the breed dates back to the 14th century. It was brought back to Europe in the 19th century by the English, who quickly fell under its spell. It must be said that there is no shortage of Siamese
of elegance with its light fur and dark ends. Very lovinghe can also sometimes be temperamental with one temper changes completely.
photo credit: Shutterstock The Siamese is known for being easy to train
With a little patience, cats of this breed will be able to open doors
He likes company and enjoys being around stimulated
which makes it an easy cat to train. He can also be a stickler for his master and knows how to make himself heard with more frequent meows than most other breeds. But, “by exploiting
intelligence and his strong desire to share your daily life, you can teach him to bring the ball back, to
open the taps and the doors…”as TF1 points out in an article on the subject.
But the Siamese isn’t the only one who listens when it comes to responding to his master’s orders. THE Ragdoll
is actually “receptive in training and enjoying learning games.” It is so called because it relaxes completely when held in the arms, a bit like a rag doll.
This is not the only cat breed that is easy to train
Calm and relaxed by nature, it is a particularly suitable companion for families with children. He has a great faculty
adaptation and is also suitable for apartment living. And like a dog, he “don’t hesitate bring your toy back preferred to continue the game.”
photo credit: Shutterstock The Bengal is particularly curious
On the podium of the easiest cat breeds to train, coming next time Bengal. “Active and
curioushe is easy to train thanks to his need for mental and physical stimulation.” Despite its name, it is native to the United States, but its coat strongly resembles the Bengal wildcat. It is a cat devoid of aggression and curious, which enhances its want to learn.
