r/Catswhoyell • u/bunnysqueaks • Nov 08 '19
Video My cat was adopted and returned to the same shelter 4 times in 6 months because he yells. Today he is mad about the snow.
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u/textposts_only Nov 08 '19
Oh my God we need more videos of him!
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u/MaximumAsparagus Nov 09 '19
These yells remind me of these two classic yellers!!!
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u/bunnysqueaks Nov 09 '19
these two classic yellers!!!
Made my day I can't believe I hadn't see this before!
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u/cynta Nov 09 '19
Aw poor baby!! I’m glad he ended up with someone who loves his talking though <3 My cat yells so much and she has been passed around a bit. My brother and SIL adopted her (and her quieter baby, but they kept him), then my sister did, now she stays with me. I honestly love talkative cats, they can be so entertaining
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u/bunnysqueaks Nov 09 '19 edited Nov 09 '19
I actually figured out very quickly that he is extremely food motivated so I treat-trained him to be much quieter - he only yells when he is very needy (i.e. needs me to change the weather) LOL :)
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u/cynta Nov 09 '19
...how did you do that. My cat is pretty food motivated and like I do love talkin with her but sometimes I need to sleep.
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u/bunnysqueaks Nov 09 '19
Any time I'd rustle the treat jar I'd make sure to hold a treat that was visible and would only give him one when he'd been silent for at least 3 seconds (which was...a big ask...). Slowly over time he's learned to sit still and be quiet otherwise he won't get attention or food - but I honestly really don't mind having a cat that 'talks back' so he knows he can scream if I'm responding haha :)
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u/folder_finder Nov 09 '19
That’s insane to me- cats that yell are a BONUS in my house!
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u/bunnysqueaks Nov 09 '19
It was so weird too because after the first "return" the shelter made sure to explain how loud he was - yet people thought it would be "cute" so they ignored the warning...
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u/EreeB2017 Nov 09 '19
I wish I can have a cat to talk to. This makes me so happy to hear you having a conversation with him.
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u/No_Greene_Here Nov 09 '19
Is he deaf or hard of hearing? I ask because a lot of white cats are born that way. That’s why they are so loud.
Either way, your kitty found a place he could fit in and call home. Well enough that he makes demands and wants them followed out!
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u/[deleted] Nov 08 '19
Thank you for loving this baby that no one else would love 😭