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Very true

I hope I have a question that can be answered. I have two littermates that have both been neutered. I live currently on the second floor and let them out on the balcony. In about a month I am moving to a downstairs apt. My plan is to hopefully figure out some way to let them outside without them just going wild and not come back. My first idea is to get a big doggie sized kennel and hooking it to the door so they can see the yard and inside the house but nothing else. I hope someone has good ideas or say my idea is the cats meow!! Thank you!

i have 2 cats , aand one is so goo with it , the other needs more training hahah thanks for this vid !

Thanks this is helpful

#8 make your harness yourself! this is the only way i've found that erases the likelihood they escape. they stjll can, but this makes everything better!

Well if they are able to escape is good for them in case something happens. It is the same for their collars in case they get caught.

Such a nice video! I have a harness with no clips in the front. What steps do you recommend in this case ? (First head and then close the back?)

Thank you for this great tutorial. I will be sharing it with my clients.

Beautiful!! You go girl❤️

My cat will sprint suddenly after a squirrel causing the leash to pull on the harness. I guess I'll have to get a 30 foot or more leash. We just moved here last month so it's a risky situation and with busy highway right near my building. If he comes out of the harness I don't know if I'll see him again or if he gets hit by a car. I really enjoyed the video and now know to keep leash loose ...if he doesn't take off😂

My cats where getting aggressive to each other so they stopped liking it. I'll give them cat nip on a blanket too or the beds, but they 4 just ignoring it

I love this! Very creative, Emily! I'm also going to write to see if I can interview on our website - Mewla Young : D

Hi Emily, which cat training did you do? Love the video!

Do you have any suggestions for training a cat that isn't very food motivated? My cat doesn't over-eat so I just have a gravity feeder for her. She's never gone overweight and never really has been hugely interested in treats. She does like those liquid tube treats but they're expensive so I can't afford to get large amounts of them.

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Aloha from Hawaii Emily and nice to meet you Dr. Bahr! This was highly informative. Thank you!

Thank you for a very informative session. As a foreigner and a cat guardian living in the UK I agree this country makes international travel with cats extremely difficult. We opted for bringing in our cat via a Pet Courier (van travel via Europe and the channel) and she was pretty traumatised by it. The conditions of ferry travel into Ireland also sound inhumane, so I am glad to hear that some better options are being introduced in terms of pet friendly cabins, although of course, like all pet friendly things, is an opportunity to milk the pet owners of money. And no, I don't think the practice of asking fro your pet to be doubly vaccinated against rabies, by not recognising a vaccine administered outside Europe, is ok at all, since this is a pretty taxing vaccine on the body, so it is not in the best interest of the cat,

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My Icarus wasnt loving the harness, chasing a laser pointer around made him forget he was wearing it in a flash 😜Just had him on a leash for first time, got a 15m extendable one, went to a cafe that has a little strip of grass and bushes next to it, let him play and it went ok.Found him under a year ago, right when my business season was starting, I have another boy and girl, almost 20 years old, my female would attack him, so he slept with me in a little box bed and lived in my car for just over a week while I worked, untill he opened his eyes. Then spent almost a month in my jacket pocket during the day, peaking out forr milk bottles and what comes after them. He´s not scared of the world, I need to teach him to come to me quick, just in case, before i take him out further, scrunching one of his favourite food pouches seems to be a summoning spell lol but would rather something else I could substitute this for, and he gets his tasty good boy pouch later. tried clicking my fingernails while dooing the pouch scrunching action but he loses interest fast. Thanks for what you do. Purrs be with you ;P

Thank you thank you thank you for this! I've been trying to train our stray to use the harness but it hasn't been going well. I have been training with him only for a few days now just with handling and I am noticing a HUGE difference. He would only let me hold him for a second, now I can hold him a lot longer. I have started laying the harness on him and in just two days he seems comfortable with it. This has done wonders, thank you!

So helpful! Thank you. Wondering if you can create a video on training to bathe a cat. ☺️

Very helpful and informative! What is recall training?

if your cat is trying to escape the harness they probably don’t like being outside.

Thank you! Good tips!

Willow is making progress with her harness. Our problem now is that she tends to panic and run away when the treat is gone and I can’t catch her to release the harness. So we’re having trouble with the “walking around and being active with the harness on” phase. I have to buckle it for it to stay on, but when she runs away in a panic, we can’t get it off! Any suggestions? Willow and I thank you in advance.

Recall Training! My cat is super comfortable in harness with leash, so I guess this is the next step! My cat doesn't fight getting into his carrier but he's not thrilled with it, so I'll need to improve upon that as well for Backpack Safe Space reasons! Thank you for the videos! My cat has been shredding through the content, to the point that I'm the hang-up slowing him down.

We're going to need a more advanced course, my fur baby blew through all these steps in two days! I had a whole list to work with him on and he yeeted that piece of paper into the trash! The 20th of April will be his third week completed of exploring my one-acre property. So far no treats involved, he just wanted to do it. I'm so proud of him! He was indoor/outdoor before I moved, and became primarily indoor. My little booger is 11, brilliant, super chill, and is doing pretty darn good! <3

I love watching these videos! My baby is only 4 months old but shes insanely curious so started harness training her, but I live in an apartment on the 9th floor so I dont feel good about taking her out there to explore. Is the hallway a decent option to use to train her by going out a few steps or should I take the plunge and go down the elevator to the outdoors?

Tom Thumbs just had his 6th birthday and got his 4th harness, having outgrown the only one that fit him. We walk around block and parks at our suburb home, get out in the woods at our cabin. Always on his leash. Yes, he has his Catio at each location, along with a large enclosed backyard where he can practice his predatory skills chasing lizards and crickets. Safely walking a cat that WANTS to walk is what they need.

This was such an informative video, thank you!

Love the desk nest! My boy always has to say hello by blocking my keyboard. Love the dark color.

Thanks so much. I am feeling inspired for some new catification ideas!

What if the cat doesn’t like to eat treats? Edit; my cat doesn’t eat treats so will training her harder or take a longer time to help her get used to the harness?

Where to they start talking about training cats with stranger i just hear a bunch of talking

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Yeah I watched this whole damn thing just to see how this thing goes on . Like... I'm not asking Cruella D'evil if she'll let me put it on her, it's going to happen . If you would have shown me which arm goes in which hole like this is... Impossible with no picture coming with the harness

Hi, I just wanted to give an update, your advice is working!! My cat is becoming braver, less afraid of strangers, unfamiliar noises, and spaces!!! I am using the "1,2,3" pattern game, and I had a friend participate helping my cat acclimate to strangers. Today, my cat did not freak out at the sight of a stranger far away in the distance! And she quickly recovered from the elevator noises! I'm able to read her behavior better and work within her limits, being more patient and not pushing her too far. I'm so excited for the possibility of going on adventures with her, and I wanted to thank you so much for helping enrich my cats life and mine!

Catios are the only way to go. Every cat I've ever had could escape a harness in 2 seconds flat. If you blink they're gone. You did a good job with this video in hopefully raising awareness that cat's anatomy makes escape proof harnesses a myth. I blame instagram for everyone thinking a cat needs to 'go on adventures'.

There is no such thing as an escape proof harness for cats. My cats can get out of everyone in less than 2 seconds. And it makes no difference at all where I am positioned. I've thought about rigging up my own using a onesie.

My boys have been learning how to knock over upside down containers and even open those plastic Easter eggs to get treats. I fold a thin fabric scrap with treats inside. Their set up is in one of those large deli trays that come filled with vegetables, so we have lots of compartments.

How often has she fallen down them and has she really hurt herself as a result?

Great video, thank you!

is subscribing the same as FOLLOWING, because I can't find the "FOLLOW" button?

And why do cats have reptile eyes😂

My biggest issue is my cat doesn’t give a fuck about treats other then cheese and I obviously can’t give a ton of cheese. Also I worry my cat is super skidding and idk when I should be ok to bring him outside to test everything out. He was an outdoor cat for 11 years and has been indoor for just over a year and a half and idk if he is used to the outdoors or if he’ll associate it with running and freedom and go to escape immediately. If I was at my old house an escape is easy bc he’d just come home. But he’s moved twice now and I live in an apartment without access for him to simply roam back home if he could even find his way back at all. Using a leash outside is one thing I wanna do to help him understand where I live and to at least roam back and chill by the entrance if he somehow escaped my apartment. As of rn he’s got no shot. I really wanna give him a chance again to experience the outdoors because he loves it for a decade but I’m scared I’ll lose him forever if I mess something up.

Thank you for directing me to this video. I would love to check out the Guests suggestion for the training techniques, but I dont understand the names being cited without subtitles because english is my second language! But I will try to find instructions for pattern games for cats!

Am I the only one that saw the flying bird or am I imagining things. ??

I have a cross-country move coming up. Im gonna try this with my cat, so hopefully, we can give some time outside of her crate.

I also recommend after doing the steps to take them on a walk with the leash on in your house so they get used to it

My cat is scared of people or any loud noise from the city, so getting out the door of the apartment up until i can find a quiet corner for her to explore is very stressful for her. I wonder if the adventure is even beneficial in this case due to the amount of stress involved.