Some cats do play fetch a lot, and some love to swim. It depends on the cat itself, they're usually way more trainable than people think. She's growing up beautifully, I'm so glad she found her way to you.
@@k.vn.k did he talk about toilet, what do you mean, are you talking about how some cats on their own just start using the toilet and the owner doesnt have to buy kitty litter anymore?
Just a recommendation for future health reasons-please consider more wet food instead of dry. Dry is high in carbs and increases risk of health issues like diabetes and urinary/kidney issues 🙏 thank you for being a responsible pet owner and getting her spayed as well it’s clear she’s well loved
MIyth! I also used to believe this, for decades, and was devastated when my newly adopted cat wouldn’t touch any kind of wet food. But my vet luckily set me straight pointing to several long term studies that disprove this. The quality and make up of the food is key. Consistency is a matter of preference and doesn’t have an impact on long term health, hydration or anything like that. So as long as you opt for a high quality feed (preferably grain free imo) all is good in Catopia 😻
@@jsvensson8234bullshit. i talked to my vet about this myself, and he said i should even add extra water to the wet food. dry food is only okay if your cat actually drinks a lot of water on their own, but most cats don't. i would like to see those so-called "long term studies" you are talking about and if those were actually done by independent researchers.
@@jsvensson8234 Go to Jackson Galaxy's channel, he has an indepth series about food for cat, how the industrial dry pet food were made, and why dry food is so bad... even wet food if not carefully selected won't be nice for your kitty, regardless of their price point. IMO the best food one can give to their cats/dogs is the homemade one the owner make on their own, with fresh ingredients, no bullsnap fillers/preservative agents and knowing all the process of making them. and that would make it more flexible for owners to change the food to their pets' liking too
Cats (small and large) are biologically desert animals who have very efficient kidneys due to their species being a carnivore/eat high protein diets and don't drink due to environment (which then causes the habit/lack of). The reason most house/domesticated cats end up dying because of kidney diseases is up to debate, but it's commonly agreed upon the theory that it's just due to the fact that they live so long with humans. Even tigers or lions in zoos/sanctuaries end up with kidney disease because they live on average longer than wild ones. The myth of needing wet food is due to the thinking that more water helps flush the kidneys more often and makes their work of filtering the blood easier, which "keeps" them working longer, but it really isn't confirmed by studies to be 100% true. It's similar in humans where our organs are bound to no longer work as well as before and shut down once you've been living for a long time. It obviously can't hurt to give them wet food but it is only truly beneficial if you know your cat doesn't drink much water. Dry food and treats is perfectly fine as long as your cat drinks enough water separately. I do agree about the high carbs aspect though as that is something to look out for in any food or treats. It's not only dry foods that have high carbs, so it's just important to look at the ingredient list of your pet's food. High quality food is all that matters, not wet or dry.
I also received a kitty via the cat delivery system (random garage of an I was touring). I can get kinda lost in work so having him around has really enriched my life. I’m glad Gooey found her way to you as well ☺️
The very fact that she's wearing it and walking around is a big win tbh; My kitty when I put the harness on her she would just flop over and refuse to get up. She likes going outside but she's also super anxious at big sounds so she has run off before when the leash slipped and someone moved a chair against the pavement (thankfully she didn't run far) So we don't put her on the harness too often. I love how small gooey is compared to the other cats ToT My sweet baby cat also plays fetch! Though not as well as gooey!
A lot of cats dislike the bell sound in toys etc. Bells are useful to protect birds because it alerts them, but since she’s an indoor cat and will only go outside supervised you can remove it. She’s lovely and you’re doing a great job with her.❤
I see the cat disease has taken you too, Johnny. When I first got my cat, I was super unsure and now I would do anything for her. ONE OF US ONE OF US ONE OF US
The older she gets the more she will want to be held. At the moment she’s a junior so she just wants to run around and be chaotic all the time, but she will mellow out with age and after being spayed. I cannot stress enough how much of a blessing rescue cats are, it’s almost like they’re so grateful for being given a home. Gooey has a great life ahead of her
My cat went into heat really early, around 4/5 months. You should definitely schedule the spay soon! One day my cat was fine, the next she was spraying, peeing everywhere, and putting her butt up to my neutered male cat. Keep up the great work :)
Subscribed so I don't miss any updates on Gooey growing up 🥰 PS: Our cat-child is 12 this year and he still plays and act like he did when he was a kitten. We never stopped playing with him and he never slowed down. He just gets more sweeter and cuddly with age. Like Gooey, he is a 100% indoor cat. I think it's easier to keep their kittenness as an indoor cat.
I can't help but squeal at how adorable and wholesome this whole video is. The parental love radiating from this video is just - awwww Looking forward to see her grow, healthy and adorable ❤
She's still young, like a little kid running around all the time. She will eventually calm down a little. But she's obviously very playful and that won't change. Have you tried training her to a harness and taking her outside on walks? I think she'd really love that. And bravo to you for intending to get her spayed. That's one of the most important things we can do to help insure our cats live long, healthy lives.
Love to see her getting big and strong! My cat is also a former Korean street cat, and his very favorite treat is dried anchovy. He also loves the cheap stuff! I think they know how lucky they are ❤.
Hi from Canada. Your cat is lovely and plenty old enough to get spayed. She could get her first heat anytime now, you cannot spay a cat in active heat and living with a cat in heat is no fun. She will be yowling day and night and desperately try to escape (to mate). Please get her spayed as soon as possible for both of your benefits!
The bell is going to sound super loud for her, so it would be kinder to take it off, but if you feel better with it on, then you can keep it on, but definitely better to take it off
That's a very good law in Korea forbidding the "outdoor" cat thing. Cats are literally the single most responsible species for extinction of many other species - they hunt birds, lizards, mice etc. and they do not even eat them cause they get food at home. We need to start considering domestic cats for what they really are - an invasive species. I like cats myself and could be considered cat person, but I also love birds. Please keep your cats at home or on a leash in public, do not let them roam freely.
Dogs are also an invasive species. In fact, they are more invasive than the cat as they have mutated more and further away from their original ancestors. Dogs and cats kill out of instinct not for fun. However, dog bites are far more severe in America more than 20,000 people a year needs reconstructive surgery because of dog attacks.
@@dorino9057 sure but the problem is feral dogs are often caught at least in civilized countries you don't see them roaming around unlike cats where there is common permission for that. If dog bites you, it's a fault of his owner who raised the dog that way, you can sue him/her etc. But when a domesticated animal leads a species to extinction, what are you going to do?
@@szlomobronsztajn3115 no, it’s not the fault of the owner, at least the most of the time it’s not even well-trained dogs who are treated well have bitten people severely. I’m out of the over 20,000 people a year who had to have reconstructive surgery from dog attacks. Most of these dogs were family pets not trained to attack. You don’t have to train a dog to attack. It’s the prey-drive that makes some dogs attack. You could also use the same argument for cats, say it’s not the cats fault but it’s the owner fault for creating the problem, and not training the cat, if you believe, animals can be trained against their own natural instincts.
@@dorino9057 What is your point exactly? The OP was making a comment about, how cats are responsible for the extinction of many small animal species like rodents, birds etc. What has this to do with dogs being more dangerous to humans? Black Mambas and Hippos in Africa are more dangerous to humans than dogs, but you wouldn't call them an invasive species. Also what has dog breeding got to do with being an invasive species? Yeah, dogs are probably further away from their genetic ancestry compared to domesticated cats. So? You made a comment with a factually correct statement about cats being an invasive species and killing local wildlife in many parts of the world into some weird cats vs. dogs argument
For someone who has never had a pet, you are very good with Gooey😻. 2 out of 5 of my cats play have played fetch. I subscribed few months ago and really enjoy all you videos…but I am always on the lookout for Gooey! Hello from Minnesota USA 🇺🇸
I’ve only seen one cat not be absolutely insane for churu. My little old lady could care less but her younger brothers would sell my soul for churu 😂 They also really like dried minnows.
It is surprising to know you never had much interaction with cats before. The way you go about getting her used to the harness is perfect, your research really paid off. It is easy to see she is a happy little cat, and she feels very safe and secure around you. It's also great you got her used to different places, people and other fluffies, that makes life so much easier for you and for her. She is a lovely, confident little sweetie, and you are a great cat guardian. Once she grows bigger, you can get her a large cat tree and place it near a window, so she can enjoy _Cat TV,_ and also maybe think about some of those little runways and bridges you can mount on your walls. Vertical space really makes them feel comfortable and in control of their territory.
i saw a fun video recently, the owner had some carpet like wall-hanging (that actually looked nice as well) and the cat would run into the room and then climb up the piece of hanging carpety-wallpaper runway, and just be their midair and then run back out of the room. zoomies :)
Im SOOOO glad to have stumbled upon your channel. I think ive wat hed about 50 shorts all in a row. GREAT content!!! Sweet Gooey is just precious....thank you for savjng her life 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
That tail is pointing right at you. She's a delightful kitten, energetic, and super happy with her environment. You've got her an excellent selection of toys to keep her engaged. Plenty of mental engagement keeps them away from wrecking your stuff, (I find.) I suspect she's going to be a beautiful full full-grown cat.
I've mostly seen the version of fetch where the human servant throws the object and the cat runs to it only to leave it there and expect said servant to pick it up and throw it again. 😀👍
I have 2 a boy and a girl. Nala is 2 and she's calm and she doesn't like to be picked up most of the time. Loki is 8 months and he's my problem child. He climbs all over the cabinets and fridge when he has the zoomies, loves to play hide and seek abd will always find his way between your legs so i always end up tripping to not step on him. Nala is smart and will talk to me and come when i call her. She loves car rides. And yes cats are so cute when they carry things in their mouths. Loki had an infatuation with my bras for a while lol
positive reinforcement is what we love to see! I can tell you have done your research and giving the best care and also attention to Gooey. As for the play fetch my cat used to do it all the time when she was younger. There are some cats that just pick up on things and learn how to catch on. I never trained my cat to play fetch, she just knew what to do. Thank you for the update I love your videos!
My playful cat stayed playful as he agreed. She'll probably keep her playfulness, but a little lower energy as she ages Also the belt is needed for cats. Cats shoulders are different from dogs (that's how cats can fit into small spaces) so the belt helps to distribute the harness pressure when it's connected to the leash during walking. If you're going to be walking her with that outside and she suddenly makes a run for it, chasing after something and you don't have the belt part: either the collar part will slip off over her head or she'll dislocated her neck.
She has grown so much!!! My cat loved fetch from the time he was a kitten. Would only play it with boba straws though -- they were twice as long as he was as a baby. I sure do miss him. Rip Fish.
Cats are amazing… I had my first cat for 18 years, now I’m on my second cat for a little over four years. Can’t live without them. They’re amazing company. They ask for nothing in return but food, water and love.
She's a cool, cute cat. She's lucky you take such wonderful care of her. I have an almost 20 year old cat. She's amazing, too. Enjoy her cats are great companions.
I call them puppy-cats - cats that have some dog qualities. Be sure to consistently clip her claws at least twice a month and brush her. The best cat brush I’ve tried is the Furminator. It’s worth the $. Her fur will thicken with age. So happy you’ve added love and joy to your life.
Aw youre so lucky! I've tried teaching my 2 cats to fetch but they just run to the toy and guard it until i walk over. If its a ball on a flat surface my girl does at least hit it in my direction. From one unplanned first-time cat owner to another, you're doing awesome! Some advice for the spay (my girl had it done about 6 months ago): Both my girl and boy cat HATED the cone, and the longest I could get them to wear it was 10 minutes after trying for 2 hours. They ended up doing ok without it, but I recommend using that post-surgery vest/onesie instead. Could have her just get used to wearing it beforehand. I also kept her in a 2x3 foot cage while I wasn't around to prevent her from jumping, which was good because she ended up having a few pee accidents during the first couple days. Also, since they can't groom themselves, pet wipes are great to help clean them.
She is so adorable and sweet, and lucky to have such an intelligent, loving, cat dad! I've had lots of cats in my 70 years, but the best ones always seem to be the ones that find you or that you rescue.
As far as treats go my kitty loves Tuna, Sardines, and them tiny dried shrimp I just dont give her much more than a tablespoon cause the tuna and sardine has a lot of oil that can cause diarrhea and the shrimp has a lot of salt.
if you want to get her used to the leash get the harness kind and let her run around the house for a couple days with just the harness without leash and then after a week or so attach the leash for it that usually works
One of my tom cats always used to carry and fetch a toy..some do some dont..im so glad shes an indoor cat..i have 9 indoor cats in the UK,,all ex ferals..shes beautiful and you have become a proper cat dad ..yay..lol..make sure the harness isnt one she can slip out of as many do..theres one called a Butterfly harness ..they are like a jacket rather than just straps ..once you have a cat they capture your heart
She’s so precious and you’re such a good cat dad! ❤ I leash trained my cat as a kitten (although he was a bit accustomed to it from the family i got him from), here’s a few tips i found helped: having the harness quite loose in the beginning and slowly tightening it everytime i was putting it on my cat. I also first started with only the piece that goes around the neck (the harness parts were detachable). Also playing while he was wearing it with his favorite toys, so he got the feeling that he could move while it was on. And yes, treats! Then putting on the leash and open the front door, only for him to explore the immediate outside of the door. He was so anxious at first he only sat in the doorway but slowly curiosity took the win. We had many wonderful adventures in the near woods of every place i lived at, he also had a kitty backpack he got in so i could take him to a safe place while living in an apartment. Also if a dog approached i’d quickly scoop him up in the backpack which i kept on my belly side. Once the initial training was done, he probably associated the harness with the outdoors and was always patient when i put it on him. I kept the bell on so that he couldn’t jump birds if i got distracted. I lost him last year to cancer, he lived to be twelve. I’ll always miss him and our outdoor walks. I wish you and gooey get to experince the same. Walking outside with your cat and seeing them interact with the world around them is one of those things that you’ll never forget.
She's so sweet. You lucked out getting one of those special cats with a great personality. I love seeing people suddenly become a cat people & that your mom loves her too. Your dad will eventually fall in love with her too. You & your family are headed for many years of fun & love. Wishing you all the very best.
All cats have great personalities. She is not some rarity. What are you talking about?! I've fostered more than 400 cats and ever single one of them was or became (with a little time, care and love) friendly, cuddley and affectionate.
@@daenerystargaryen not all cats are dog-like, friendly to house guests/strangers, coming when you call, game to get in a carrier/leave the house (not skittish or reluctant to be held or go on a lap). maybe your having more cats around helped the new fosters learn from the others that certain things were desirable so they grew past certain aversions, maybe it's harder for cats to lose certain aversions if there are not other cats around helping them realize certain things are not only safe, but desirable? all animals are special, but i think i know what the person meant when they indicated some animals seem extra special, some animals have a certain combo where you feel like it's hitting the jackpot? for many it's having a very dog-like super friendly anxiety-free extra relaxed cat. or eg, i love allll dogs, but if i get one someday, i think the features that would make an extra rare, hitting the lottery dog are: *not barking all day long* (quiet), very calm/gentle**, supersoft still after no longer a puppy, still looks like a puppy even though adult :)
@@daenerystargaryen haven't you ever watched jackson galaxy's show, cats from hell or whatever the title is, some cats that make the owner afraid, some that jackson galaxy determined seemed not trainable, certainly objectively could be considered to have a less desirable personality than certain others?
people dont understand the the reason why humans transitioned from hunter gatherers to farming and civilization. it was cats. cats made us want to be better and build them the greatest home for thier furry little butts to live in.
She is adorable and you're wonderful with her, BUT PLEASE DONT CUT HER LITTLE CLAWS get her a scratching post instead and she will keep them down naturally 😃 🙏💞
Cats are very popular in South Korea. Back in say 2005, it was uncommon for Koreans to like cats. They thought negatively of them. Now, they produce some of the most cat videos and surpassed Russians in posting such vidoes.
Cool to see such an apt in South Korea, a cool cat, too. I am confused about your accent being European, not Korean English accent. Unsure if you know what I mean. I love when the people of other countries keep their accent while learning European or England or USA English rather than losing themselves by losing all their accent from their ancestry. For centuries, the USA had forcefully gotten rid of the accents from Hispanics and Native Americans. Thankfully, such accents have not been utterly destroyed.
Some cats do play fetch a lot, and some love to swim. It depends on the cat itself, they're usually way more trainable than people think. She's growing up beautifully, I'm so glad she found her way to you.
I have had cats play fetch. They weren’t trained at all. Just being a cat.
Mine love to fetch hate swimming. No training either, it’s like comes prepackaged with that skill (same with toilet, it’s all instinct)
@@k.vn.k did he talk about toilet, what do you mean, are you talking about how some cats on their own just start using the toilet and the owner doesnt have to buy kitty litter anymore?
@@sc33h3o3 toilet = cat litter. I was comparing with the dog, unlike dog cats can do their toilet instinctively.
Cats are so photogenic. Your camera will be filled for years.
"this is going to be another cat video today" sir, respectfully, that's why i follow you
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Just a recommendation for future health reasons-please consider more wet food instead of dry. Dry is high in carbs and increases risk of health issues like diabetes and urinary/kidney issues 🙏 thank you for being a responsible pet owner and getting her spayed as well it’s clear she’s well loved
MIyth! I also used to believe this, for decades, and was devastated when my newly adopted cat wouldn’t touch any kind of wet food. But my vet luckily set me straight pointing to several long term studies that disprove this. The quality and make up of the food is key. Consistency is a matter of preference and doesn’t have an impact on long term health, hydration or anything like that. So as long as you opt for a high quality feed (preferably grain free imo) all is good in Catopia 😻
@@jsvensson8234bullshit. i talked to my vet about this myself, and he said i should even add extra water to the wet food. dry food is only okay if your cat actually drinks a lot of water on their own, but most cats don't. i would like to see those so-called "long term studies" you are talking about and if those were actually done by independent researchers.
Ask a different vet, get a different answer..
@@jsvensson8234 Go to Jackson Galaxy's channel, he has an indepth series about food for cat, how the industrial dry pet food were made, and why dry food is so bad... even wet food if not carefully selected won't be nice for your kitty, regardless of their price point. IMO the best food one can give to their cats/dogs is the homemade one the owner make on their own, with fresh ingredients, no bullsnap fillers/preservative agents and knowing all the process of making them. and that would make it more flexible for owners to change the food to their pets' liking too
Cats (small and large) are biologically desert animals who have very efficient kidneys due to their species being a carnivore/eat high protein diets and don't drink due to environment (which then causes the habit/lack of). The reason most house/domesticated cats end up dying because of kidney diseases is up to debate, but it's commonly agreed upon the theory that it's just due to the fact that they live so long with humans. Even tigers or lions in zoos/sanctuaries end up with kidney disease because they live on average longer than wild ones. The myth of needing wet food is due to the thinking that more water helps flush the kidneys more often and makes their work of filtering the blood easier, which "keeps" them working longer, but it really isn't confirmed by studies to be 100% true. It's similar in humans where our organs are bound to no longer work as well as before and shut down once you've been living for a long time. It obviously can't hurt to give them wet food but it is only truly beneficial if you know your cat doesn't drink much water. Dry food and treats is perfectly fine as long as your cat drinks enough water separately.
I do agree about the high carbs aspect though as that is something to look out for in any food or treats. It's not only dry foods that have high carbs, so it's just important to look at the ingredient list of your pet's food. High quality food is all that matters, not wet or dry.
I highly recommend the Jackson Galaxy videos online about cat behavior. They are fun and you will learn so much.
He helped me sooo much!!
@@hammypie Same. life-changing.
And Helpful Vancouver Vet!
She is really thriving with your love and care...so heartwarming to see her progress! 🐈💖
I also received a kitty via the cat delivery system (random garage of an I was touring). I can get kinda lost in work so having him around has really enriched my life. I’m glad Gooey found her way to you as well ☺️
It's funny how cats pick one - only one - toy out of dozens that they like to play with.
The very fact that she's wearing it and walking around is a big win tbh; My kitty when I put the harness on her she would just flop over and refuse to get up. She likes going outside but she's also super anxious at big sounds so she has run off before when the leash slipped and someone moved a chair against the pavement (thankfully she didn't run far) So we don't put her on the harness too often.
I love how small gooey is compared to the other cats ToT My sweet baby cat also plays fetch! Though not as well as gooey!
This is a good example of a good cat dad. Take notes, people
Johnny is aTOTAL cat daddy.
A lot of cats dislike the bell sound in toys etc. Bells are useful to protect birds because it alerts them, but since she’s an indoor cat and will only go outside supervised you can remove it. She’s lovely and you’re doing a great job with her.❤
I see the cat disease has taken you too, Johnny. When I first got my cat, I was super unsure and now I would do anything for her.
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The older she gets the more she will want to be held. At the moment she’s a junior so she just wants to run around and be chaotic all the time, but she will mellow out with age and after being spayed. I cannot stress enough how much of a blessing rescue cats are, it’s almost like they’re so grateful for being given a home. Gooey has a great life ahead of her
"This is gonna be another cat video today."
Hurrah! We're here for this! ❤
She is adorable and you are so sweet and patient with her
She's sooo cute
My cat went into heat really early, around 4/5 months. You should definitely schedule the spay soon! One day my cat was fine, the next she was spraying, peeing everywhere, and putting her butt up to my neutered male cat. Keep up the great work :)
Gooey is such a smart kitty I love her 🥺🥰
Subscribed so I don't miss any updates on Gooey growing up 🥰
PS: Our cat-child is 12 this year and he still plays and act like he did when he was a kitten. We never stopped playing with him and he never slowed down. He just gets more sweeter and cuddly with age. Like Gooey, he is a 100% indoor cat. I think it's easier to keep their kittenness as an indoor cat.
GOOEY IS SO BIG NOW! SHE WILL GROW EVEN BIGGER!
I can't help but squeal at how adorable and wholesome this whole video is. The parental love radiating from this video is just - awwww
Looking forward to see her grow, healthy and adorable ❤
She's still young, like a little kid running around all the time. She will eventually calm down a little. But she's obviously very playful and that won't change. Have you tried training her to a harness and taking her outside on walks? I think she'd really love that. And bravo to you for intending to get her spayed. That's one of the most important things we can do to help insure our cats live long, healthy lives.
The purest form of content 🙂
somewhere along the way of watching, I ended up with 2 kittens myself…
Oh it’s so good to see how she is growing! Thank you for sharing this video 💕
She’s so freaking cute!! What a great poster cat for adopting 길양이. Cute guy and his cat always makes for good content!
I have two cats and the older one loved playing fetch when she was a kitten. The younger one still loves it and she is now four :)
Love to see her getting big and strong! My cat is also a former Korean street cat, and his very favorite treat is dried anchovy. He also loves the cheap stuff! I think they know how lucky they are ❤.
Hi from Canada. Your cat is lovely and plenty old enough to get spayed. She could get her first heat anytime now, you cannot spay a cat in active heat and living with a cat in heat is no fun. She will be yowling day and night and desperately try to escape (to mate).
Please get her spayed as soon as possible for both of your benefits!
The bell is going to sound super loud for her, so it would be kinder to take it off, but if you feel better with it on, then you can keep it on, but definitely better to take it off
he said he's not planning to keep it on
I’ve never seen a cat carrier like that before. Also, I’ve never before seen a cat get into a carrier voluntarily. She is such a good girl.
Most kittens LOVE fetch- some still enjoy it when they’re older, but most grow out of it 💕
Aw! We take our two cats on walks in harnesses as well! 🥹 Best decision! ♥️ (Could do without the nasty comments from some people tho.. 😣)
That's a very good law in Korea forbidding the "outdoor" cat thing. Cats are literally the single most responsible species for extinction of many other species - they hunt birds, lizards, mice etc. and they do not even eat them cause they get food at home. We need to start considering domestic cats for what they really are - an invasive species. I like cats myself and could be considered cat person, but I also love birds. Please keep your cats at home or on a leash in public, do not let them roam freely.
Dogs are also an invasive species. In fact, they are more invasive than the cat as they have mutated more and further away from their original ancestors. Dogs and cats kill out of instinct not for fun. However, dog bites are far more severe in America more than 20,000 people a year needs reconstructive surgery because of dog attacks.
@@dorino9057 sure but the problem is feral dogs are often caught at least in civilized countries you don't see them roaming around unlike cats where there is common permission for that. If dog bites you, it's a fault of his owner who raised the dog that way, you can sue him/her etc. But when a domesticated animal leads a species to extinction, what are you going to do?
@@szlomobronsztajn3115 no, it’s not the fault of the owner, at least the most of the time it’s not even well-trained dogs who are treated well have bitten people severely. I’m out of the over 20,000 people a year who had to have reconstructive surgery from dog attacks. Most of these dogs were family pets not trained to attack. You don’t have to train a dog to attack. It’s the prey-drive that makes some dogs attack. You could also use the same argument for cats, say it’s not the cats fault but it’s the owner fault for creating the problem, and not training the cat, if you believe, animals can be trained against their own natural instincts.
The single responsible species for extinction is you - people. Get a life it’s nature.
@@dorino9057 What is your point exactly? The OP was making a comment about, how cats are responsible for the extinction of many small animal species like rodents, birds etc. What has this to do with dogs being more dangerous to humans? Black Mambas and Hippos in Africa are more dangerous to humans than dogs, but you wouldn't call them an invasive species. Also what has dog breeding got to do with being an invasive species? Yeah, dogs are probably further away from their genetic ancestry compared to domesticated cats. So? You made a comment with a factually correct statement about cats being an invasive species and killing local wildlife in many parts of the world into some weird cats vs. dogs argument
Love the water fountain perfect for cats😍 also, a cat scratcher will be perfect for her
11:22 almost all cats are obsessed with freeze dried chicken, so maybe try those as treats :)
For someone who has never had a pet, you are very good with Gooey😻. 2 out of 5 of my cats play have played fetch.
I subscribed few months ago and really enjoy all you videos…but I am always on the lookout for Gooey! Hello from Minnesota USA 🇺🇸
I’ve only seen one cat not be absolutely insane for churu. My little old lady could care less but her younger brothers would sell my soul for churu 😂
They also really like dried minnows.
It is surprising to know you never had much interaction with cats before. The way you go about getting her used to the harness is perfect, your research really paid off. It is easy to see she is a happy little cat, and she feels very safe and secure around you. It's also great you got her used to different places, people and other fluffies, that makes life so much easier for you and for her.
She is a lovely, confident little sweetie, and you are a great cat guardian.
Once she grows bigger, you can get her a large cat tree and place it near a window, so she can enjoy _Cat TV,_ and also maybe think about some of those little runways and bridges you can mount on your walls. Vertical space really makes them feel comfortable and in control of their territory.
i saw a fun video recently, the owner had some carpet like wall-hanging (that actually looked nice as well) and the cat would run into the room and then climb up the piece of hanging carpety-wallpaper runway, and just be their midair and then run back out of the room. zoomies :)
Im SOOOO glad to have stumbled upon your channel. I think ive wat hed about 50 shorts all in a row. GREAT content!!!
Sweet Gooey is just precious....thank you for savjng her life 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
welcome to a life of happy servitude 😂
That tail is pointing right at you. She's a delightful kitten, energetic, and super happy with her environment. You've got her an excellent selection of toys to keep her engaged. Plenty of mental engagement keeps them away from wrecking your stuff, (I find.) I suspect she's going to be a beautiful full full-grown cat.
I've mostly seen the version of fetch where the human servant throws the object and the cat runs to it only to leave it there and expect said servant to pick it up and throw it again. 😀👍
then that's not fetch anymore lol, fetch means they are getting it for you
I have 2 a boy and a girl. Nala is 2 and she's calm and she doesn't like to be picked up most of the time. Loki is 8 months and he's my problem child. He climbs all over the cabinets and fridge when he has the zoomies, loves to play hide and seek abd will always find his way between your legs so i always end up tripping to not step on him. Nala is smart and will talk to me and come when i call her. She loves car rides. And yes cats are so cute when they carry things in their mouths. Loki had an infatuation with my bras for a while lol
Cats are so smart. They’re amazing I’m so glad you decided to keep gooey
She’s showing off to her daddy today
Anything to do with Gooey is good.
Cats are charmers! They have special powers that captures your heart! ✨🕊✨
positive reinforcement is what we love to see! I can tell you have done your research and giving the best care and also attention to Gooey. As for the play fetch my cat used to do it all the time when she was younger. There are some cats that just pick up on things and learn how to catch on. I never trained my cat to play fetch, she just knew what to do. Thank you for the update I love your videos!
Nobody thinks they're a cat person until they get a cat 😂
My cat minnie plays fetch with one toy but finally has expanded her horizon
she is beautiful and sorry to say sometimes the animal we need comes into our lives when we least expect it ENJOY HER
She’s a beautiful cat and cute! You are a good daddy to the cat!❤️
My playful cat stayed playful as he agreed. She'll probably keep her playfulness, but a little lower energy as she ages
Also the belt is needed for cats. Cats shoulders are different from dogs (that's how cats can fit into small spaces) so the belt helps to distribute the harness pressure when it's connected to the leash during walking. If you're going to be walking her with that outside and she suddenly makes a run for it, chasing after something and you don't have the belt part: either the collar part will slip off over her head or she'll dislocated her neck.
Yeahhh!!! Its Gooey time!!❤🐱
She has grown so much!!! My cat loved fetch from the time he was a kitten. Would only play it with boba straws though -- they were twice as long as he was as a baby.
I sure do miss him. Rip Fish.
Cats are amazing… I had my first cat for 18 years, now I’m on my second cat for a little over four years. Can’t live without them. They’re amazing company. They ask for nothing in return but food, water and love.
She's a cool, cute cat. She's lucky you take such wonderful care of her. I have an almost 20 year old cat. She's amazing, too. Enjoy her cats are great companions.
11:50 maybe if you put a '50% off' sticker on the treats she doesnt like, she'll eat them 😂
I call them puppy-cats - cats that have some dog qualities. Be sure to consistently clip her claws at least twice a month and brush her. The best cat brush I’ve tried is the Furminator. It’s worth the $. Her fur will thicken with age. So happy you’ve added love and joy to your life.
My cat just started doing it when I was a kid he also only liked to use buckets for a bath I miss that weird cat lol
So cute 🥰 our cat was also walking in harness he loved it too❤
Cats are just perfect, there’s no better pet for me, no better animal even, clever, beautiful and resourceful, how not to like them??
We used to be told a good fit harness means you can fit two fingers between the harness and the body
It's cold in your house.
Or, that’s what fashion is now.
Aw youre so lucky! I've tried teaching my 2 cats to fetch but they just run to the toy and guard it until i walk over. If its a ball on a flat surface my girl does at least hit it in my direction. From one unplanned first-time cat owner to another, you're doing awesome!
Some advice for the spay (my girl had it done about 6 months ago): Both my girl and boy cat HATED the cone, and the longest I could get them to wear it was 10 minutes after trying for 2 hours. They ended up doing ok without it, but I recommend using that post-surgery vest/onesie instead. Could have her just get used to wearing it beforehand. I also kept her in a 2x3 foot cage while I wasn't around to prevent her from jumping, which was good because she ended up having a few pee accidents during the first couple days. Also, since they can't groom themselves, pet wipes are great to help clean them.
That’s my cats fave toy… the fish … it has cat nip in it 🤩✌🏼 He carries it around the house.
She is so adorable and sweet, and lucky to have such an intelligent, loving, cat dad! I've had lots of cats in my 70 years, but the best ones always seem to be the ones that find you or that you rescue.
Shes so sweet
My cat also plays fetch but not all cats do.
WOW. What a great couple. You both are amazing!
As far as treats go my kitty loves Tuna, Sardines, and them tiny dried shrimp I just dont give her much more than a tablespoon cause the tuna and sardine has a lot of oil that can cause diarrhea and the shrimp has a lot of salt.
thats the thing once you go cat you never go back enjoy the hassle free love
I never thought I’d be a cat person either lol
Best surprise ever ❤
if you want to get her used to the leash get the harness kind and let her run around the house for a couple days with just the harness without leash and then after a week or so attach the leash for it that usually works
You finally got blessed with the cat distribution system lmao
One of my tom cats always used to carry and fetch a toy..some do some dont..im so glad shes an indoor cat..i have 9 indoor cats in the UK,,all ex ferals..shes beautiful and you have become a proper cat dad ..yay..lol..make sure the harness isnt one she can slip out of as many do..theres one called a Butterfly harness ..they are like a jacket rather than just straps ..once you have a cat they capture your heart
She’s so precious and you’re such a good cat dad! ❤ I leash trained my cat as a kitten (although he was a bit accustomed to it from the family i got him from), here’s a few tips i found helped: having the harness quite loose in the beginning and slowly tightening it everytime i was putting it on my cat. I also first started with only the piece that goes around the neck (the harness parts were detachable). Also playing while he was wearing it with his favorite toys, so he got the feeling that he could move while it was on. And yes, treats! Then putting on the leash and open the front door, only for him to explore the immediate outside of the door. He was so anxious at first he only sat in the doorway but slowly curiosity took the win. We had many wonderful adventures in the near woods of every place i lived at, he also had a kitty backpack he got in so i could take him to a safe place while living in an apartment. Also if a dog approached i’d quickly scoop him up in the backpack which i kept on my belly side. Once the initial training was done, he probably associated the harness with the outdoors and was always patient when i put it on him. I kept the bell on so that he couldn’t jump birds if i got distracted. I lost him last year to cancer, he lived to be twelve. I’ll always miss him and our outdoor walks. I wish you and gooey get to experince the same. Walking outside with your cat and seeing them interact with the world around them is one of those things that you’ll never forget.
I've had 2 cats play fetch. One with rubber bracelets and my now kitty fetches plastic spring cat toys. I want to train him with the leash too
She really loves to play catch with you!!💞👍
Get her a feather tipped wand. My two went through about one a month - such good value. One of them played fetch a lot but she is an old lady now.
Such a proud kitty daddy
She's so sweet. You lucked out getting one of those special cats with a great personality. I love seeing people suddenly become a cat people & that your mom loves her too. Your dad will eventually fall in love with her too. You & your family are headed for many years of fun & love. Wishing you all the very best.
All cats have great personalities. She is not some rarity. What are you talking about?! I've fostered more than 400 cats and ever single one of them was or became (with a little time, care and love) friendly, cuddley and affectionate.
@@daenerystargaryen not all cats are dog-like, friendly to house guests/strangers, coming when you call, game to get in a carrier/leave the house (not skittish or reluctant to be held or go on a lap). maybe your having more cats around helped the new fosters learn from the others that certain things were desirable so they grew past certain aversions, maybe it's harder for cats to lose certain aversions if there are not other cats around helping them realize certain things are not only safe, but desirable? all animals are special, but i think i know what the person meant when they indicated some animals seem extra special, some animals have a certain combo where you feel like it's hitting the jackpot? for many it's having a very dog-like super friendly anxiety-free extra relaxed cat. or eg, i love allll dogs, but if i get one someday, i think the features that would make an extra rare, hitting the lottery dog are: *not barking all day long* (quiet), very calm/gentle**, supersoft still after no longer a puppy, still looks like a puppy even though adult :)
@@daenerystargaryen haven't you ever watched jackson galaxy's show, cats from hell or whatever the title is, some cats that make the owner afraid, some that jackson galaxy determined seemed not trainable, certainly objectively could be considered to have a less desirable personality than certain others?
people dont understand the the reason why humans transitioned from hunter gatherers to farming and civilization. it was cats. cats made us want to be better and build them the greatest home for thier furry little butts to live in.
One of the greatest truths I’ve seen, bro. Keep on speaking it 🗣🗣🔥
Does she have big ears or is it camera angles? They're awesome either way, just curious as I have three kittens around her age. 😅
Please don't pick your cat up like in the thumbnail.
Love cat videos. Keep em' coming
This video made my day
She's still like a kitten. After cats are spayed, they tend to get less frisky over time.
Lovely! Is Gooey bilingual?
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You are such a lovely cat dad!
Now I know how to harness train my dog. Very informative.
2 of my cats decided they would fetch. The other 5 do not.
She is adorable and you're wonderful with her, BUT PLEASE DONT CUT HER LITTLE CLAWS get her a scratching post instead and she will keep them down naturally 😃 🙏💞
Great video! I love how accessorized you have kept her. The bunny hops are adorable! Certainly a happy cat. Thank you for being humane. Lol.
Cats are very popular in South Korea. Back in say 2005, it was uncommon for Koreans to like cats. They thought negatively of them. Now, they produce some of the most cat videos and surpassed Russians in posting such vidoes.
Oh my God, she’s the cutest cat!😍😍😍❤❤❤ She must be part Bengal. She’s very intelligent. Love the way you talk to her. 🙏
Cool to see such an apt in South Korea, a cool cat, too.
I am confused about your accent being European, not Korean English accent. Unsure if you know what I mean.
I love when the people of other countries keep their accent while learning European or England or USA English rather than losing themselves by losing all their accent from their ancestry.
For centuries, the USA had forcefully gotten rid of the accents from Hispanics and Native Americans. Thankfully, such accents have not been utterly destroyed.