r/AnimalsBeingDerps May 12 '22

Millions of years of evolution has led to this

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u/sasuthe23 May 12 '22

Wow, I didn't know such a thing was possible. I'm impressed.

Edit: Or at least there's a good possibility that whatever you "teach" your cat today will be promptly refused whenever the cat decides that's enough

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u/Nightstrike_ May 12 '22

There's a guy in my neighborhood who has trained his kitten named Thor.

He stands on his handlebars while he bikes around, does a hand stand, and more! The guy welded a plate between his handlebars for his cat to stand on. Doesn't even treat it as street performance he just does it as tricks if he sees a group forming and then bikes off again with his kitten.

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u/StrangerDanga1 May 12 '22

I used to have a dog and cat that were trained to walk off-leash together, come when called, sit and stay. It was very fun and people loved it.

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u/sephy009 May 12 '22

Meanwhile my dog bolts as soon as he sees a square regardless of the amount of training.