Teach your CAT to HIGH FIVE in JUST ONE DAY!

Today, I will be teaching you to high-five your cat in three simple steps. I made this tutorial for people who have no prior experience training their cats. So, let's get right into the video. All right, step one is pretty simple. Take a treat [music] in your hand and present it to your cat like so. As you just saw, my cat wrapped his paw around my hand and brought the hand to him in order to [music] get the treat from my hand. This is obviously nowhere near a high five, [music] but he is now learning the fundamental basics of being able to high five. [music] Teaching your cats tricks is all about convincing their mind and making them associate [music] the treats with the high five. After repetitive training sessions, you can try to remove the treat from your [music] hand and still offer it to your cat. If this doesn't work out, you can always go back to step one. However, my cat was a fast learner and learned the whole trick within one day. A side note for you is it's always better to teach your cats when they're young. Okay, so step two is all about centering where their paw lands on your hand. Offer your hand to your cat without a treat. And the odds are they'll hit your hand, but probably on your fingers. As they move their paw to your hand, try to make their paw hit the center of your hand by moving your hand to where their paw is. After a while, it will begin to look like a high five. Repetition is key with this trick, so make sure to not take long [music] breaks in between training sessions. While you keep trying that with your cat, I'm going to go over today's sponsors in 20 seconds. [music] It happens to be my merch shop, which I just released on eBay. We have hoodies and shirts, mugs, blankets, etc. It would really support the channel if you went and checked that out. Just type in FrontP Paw Productions YT on eBay and it will show up. Let's get back to the video. So, like I was saying, the high five is not a hard trick to teach. It just takes patience and it is a backbone for many other tricks such as them giving paw because it requires the same idea of them hitting your hand. It also helps with them learning fist bump, which my cat actually learned a couple minutes after high five. Anyways, I hope this video helped and thanks for watching. [music and singing] And oh