Six-Week-Old Kitten's Training Causes "Dramatic Four-Paw Predicament"
Internet personality Sesa Graham, a Detroiter known for her vigorous lifestyle, recently embarked on a harness-training adventure with a new six-week-old orange tabby kitten. The misadventures that ensued are reminiscent of a comedy sketch, as anyone familiar with cats and harnesses can attest.
Known for their mischievous nature, orange tabbies are a curious choice for harness training, as some say these felines share but a single brain cell. Although the young kitten in question might not have reached the minimum age for brain-sharing at eight weeks, it's clear that the cat remains an enigma.
Following a visit to the pet store, Sesa outfitted her kitten in a harness, only to discover that the equipment might outweigh the tiny creature. As she fastened the harness and standing the little animal, the confused kitten stumbled dramatically, mimicking a fainting goat, tumbling to its side in the most ungraceful somersault.
Sharing her home with an older calico cat, Sesa had yet to begin harness training with her senior feline. Some cats never adapt to the harness, while others embrace it, transforming into intrepid "adventure" cats like Simon. For now, the future progress of Sesa's harness-training journey remains to be seen.
Those hoping to witness the evolution of Sesa's harness-training endeavors can find her on TikTok. For those interested in harness training an orange tabby kitten, professional guidance suggests beginning when the kitten is calm, gradually introducing the harness, and using positive reinforcement. Employing these strategies, owners can safely and joyfully explore the great outdoors with their beloved feline companions.
Sesa Graham's decision to harness-train her lively orange tabby kitten has evolved into an entertaining spectacle, akin to a comedy sketch due to the kitten's curious and mischievous nature. Meanwhile, her older calico cat remains untouched by the harness-training lifestyle, as some cats prefer a more relaxed lifestyle at home.
