Complete Cat Training by Paula Robb.The order page for Complete Cat Training makes some pretty bold claims. The page states - "Thanks to this powerful insider information, thousands of people worldwide have been successful with their cat training, and solved their cat's behavior problems." Fair enough, it is an order page and therefore has to sell the product. But does this ebook* in any way live up to the claims that are made for it on the order page? Well I'd also read more than one independent recommendation of this publication so I thought I'd dust off my credit card, download my own copy and evaluate its content for myself. (* Just in case you don't know, an ebook is not a physical product, it's not a book made out of paper. It is information that you download, store on your hard drive and read on your computer screen.) The book goes to great lengths to point out that cats are trainable, despite the number of people who seem convinced that it would be easier to build a snowman in the Sahara than it would be to get a cat to do something. It is emphasized that "cats are in their very nature intelligent animals and are capable of learning, given the right opportunity and methods." Want to train your cat to use the toilet instead of the litter box? Many folks train their felines to do this and Paula explains (and shows with a series of drawings) the correct way to do it. The author also explains why you might want to do this and some reasons why you might not wish to do so. Complete Cat Training contains a cat breed section and I have to ask myself why? Surely, most people who download this book do so because they are interested in training their cat. The section isn't particularly comprehensive, it spotlights a dozen of the more popular breeds with well written but rather sparse information. Some good photos of each of the breeds though. But why the author thinks this excellent book on cat obedience training need a section on cat breeds is beyond me. But then I suppose that any non-fiction book will have sections that are of less interest than others, and the section does not take away from the training information.
Do you want to know how to train your cat not to be aggressive to other cats or to people? Do you want to stop your cat jumping on the kitchen counter or on to the sofa, urine marking, chewing wool, biting, scratching (you or your furniture,) howling, eating plants and many other things that you would rather your cat did not do? Then this book can certainly teach you how and I must say the information is presented in an easy to absorb, easy to follow style. Among many other things, Complete Cat Training also shows you how to train your cat to come to you when called, yes really! You can learn how to train your cat to sit and stay, become calm, be less nervous, walk on a leash etc. You can teach your little pet to do heaps of cute but less useful stuff as well, like shake hands, wave, climb a ladder and open cupboards. That last one you might not want teach your cat, it may be cute for her to open a cupboard when you are watching, but when you are not there do you want her doing that? Do you want you cat to be comfortable around strangers? This book will show you how to train your cat to accept visitors to your home as a positive experience. Ebooks usually come with a tempting bonus or two and Complete Cat Training is no exception. You also get two other (smaller) ebooks - "The Ultimate Guide to Pampering Your Cat" this is good. Makes owning a cat more rewarding and helps improve the quality of your cat's life. Pampering has advantages for both you and your cat it is claimed. The other bonus book is "The Essential Cat Recipe Book" and my mouth starts watering every time I read these kitty recipes! Cook your cat a tasty dish such as catnip cookies, mouseburger bites, potatoes au feline, su-purr salmon pate, etc. 100 recipes in all including some non-food cat recipes like - emergency kitten milk, feline weight loss diet, homemade flea powder, litter box deodorizer, dry cat shampoo. An extra bonus that you may find very beneficial is one free email consultation with the author Paula Robb. You can ask her specifically about the issues that you need help with, cat behavior problems, cat training advice, or whatever the problem may be. Paula says that she usually charges $120 per hour for her consultations, so a free one isn't a bad bonus. I should point out that the order page says the free email consultation is for "this week's customers." Fair enough, it's a gentle push to get you to order Complete Cat Training now rather than wait to order. But I seem to remember that bonus was offered when I ordered my copy a couple of weeks ago. Well OK, the free email consultation is for "this week's customers" as well as last weeks customers and I dare say next weeks customers too :-) Either way, it's still a bonus worth having. The information and techniques set out in Complete Cat Training should be easy for you to use no matter the breed or age of your cat. Will you be as impressed with the information and cat obedience training secrets as I am? You will not know until you see for yourself. Check out Complete Cat Training here Should you not agree that Complete Cat Training will solve your cat’s behavior problems you are covered by a complete refund guarantee. The author uses ClickBank.com to distribute her book, if you are dissatisfied in any way with any of the products that ClickBank distribute then they make a full (nothing taken off for processing etc.) refund within 56 days of your order. I have ordered many products through them and can confirm that they do indeed honor their guarantee and without making any unnecessary fuss. All in all I'm impressed with this ebook. It is what it says it is - Complete Cat Training. If you want, or even need, your cat to behave a little better then you will reference this ebook time and time again I'm sure. © Copyright - www.best-cat-art.com
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