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You don't need a Cat Behaviorist to stop Aggressive Cat Behavior

Anyone that has a cat, will tell you that cats are a very unique critter.
Aggressive cat behavior is dependant upon what you consider to be aggressive. Many cat behaviors are typical, like climbing, stalking something, pouncing and jumping straight up in the air. There is also behavior that makes your cat unique such as vocalization, being able to walk on a leash or chasing sunbeams across the living room floor. Understanding normal cat behavior can help you to better understand cats if you should run across one in a friend's home, or should you decide to adopt one yourself.


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How to train a cat may not be as difficult as you may think. As long as you believe that you can't change any aggressive cat behavior problems then your cat will win. Bad cat behavior or aggressive cat behavior can drive us half crazy. Understanding cat behavior can go along ways toward solving all your cat behavior problem.

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If you have a cat that is "misbehaving" it just might be that the cat has been sending out cues to you that you have unheeded largely because you were probably unaware of the cues. Take for instance a cat that has just nipped you. Most people instantly think, aggressive cat behavior and then punish or holler at the cat. Cats often give us warning signs when they want to be left alone. It's your job to learn what those signs are and begin to work with your cat so you can both get along better.
Your cat may give you several cues to let you know she wants to be left alone, like "Flicking her tail" or Pinning her ears back" or "Tensing up of her body"
When you become aware of any of the above signs, stop petting and observe if the signs stop. These are all signs the cat uses to communicate to you that they have had enough. If sending those warning signals to you doesn't work, then the cat will go to plan B and that may be biting you to let you know that enough is enough. This nip usually gets the human to stop petting immediately.

It is a cat's nature to hunt down prey. This is why a cat pounces on things and stalks toys and things in your home. This is one behavior that your not going to change with your cat. Younger cats especially will stalk most anything, and they aren't intimidated by size. They will often take on things much larger then they are, including you. When your cat is one of those hunting, stalking moods, you can do something to distract or grab the video camera and prepare another fun cat video for you tube.

Digging is another thing that is instinctive for cats to do. Your houseplants may become a target for this digging activity. One of the ways you can get them to stop digging where you don't want them to, is to use citrus products, like lemon, lime or orange. These citrus smells will stop your cat from going anywhere near where those scents are..

It's part of the cats nature thing need to Mark and claim their territory, and to let other cats know they were there..To get your cat to scratch at places that are okay, provide them with several good cat scratching posts. Locating one of these scratching posts in the vicinity of any problem areas will help to alleviate the problem.

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