A 60-minute webinar (with Q & A) is given over zoom by Feline Behaviorist, Stephen Quandt

This webinar pulls together and interrelates: Cats' relationship to hunting and resting through the Cycle of Predation that can lead to "drive-by"ankle-biting, play aggression, early morning wake up, and food aggression as examples.

Their sense of identity of being a predator or being prey on the Confidence Scale can lead to similar behaviors but can also result in fearful cats, victimized cats (cat on cat aggression), fear aggression, and redirected aggression.

Their relationship with us is influenced by the Mother/Kitten Relationship that they experienced with their mother cat and that connects them to us through food needs,attention-seeking, and their status with their most favored and/or least favored people.

Sign-up is required

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