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Like CS, I use Dreamies and "trained" Pip from a young age to come to the shaking of the packet, which wasn't at all hard to do! If he's in hearing distance he still comes running in. I can certainly see the sense in training an animal to stand still while being examined either by you or the vet - very helpful and I know that some animals in zoos are trained to do this too. |
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My cats do not listen to me  they tell me what to do! |
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