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Registered Kittens If you adopted purebred kittens, then you may have little say in naming them. Purebred kittens have registered names with indicate the breed, the lineage, the appearance, and the cattery of origin. Registered names for kittens can be quite long. To get around this, come up with a brief nickname or “call name” for your registered kitten. Use the “call name” for non-formal everyday use. Naming Ceremony Congratulations on finding the purr-fect kitten name. Have you thought about enlisting the help of friends or family to christen your kitten’s new name? It’s a great way to for others to welcome your new family member and get to know your kitten. It’s also a great way to socialize your kitten to unfamiliar faces. Go ahead. Invite a few friends over. Show off your new kitten!
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Answering the Call Getting your kitten to come when called not only helps you, it helps your kitten. If your kitten is an outdoor cat, training them to come when called can save their life. Start your kitten off on the right paw early and teach them their name. The first rule of teaching a kitten to come when called is to associate positive activities with the kitten’s name. Maybe your kitten gets a treat or time to play with its favorite toy. Whatever you do, make the association positive. Second, don’t punish or give negative consequences when calling your kitten’s name. Your kitten can easily associate its name with unwanted. Third, keep it simple. Keep your kitten’s name short and simple. Try to keep it to just one or two syllables. And also don’t repeat the name over and over when calling your kitten. It may just get confused, annoyed, and not respond to your call.
Remember…to have fun when picking names for kittens.
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