Would an Abyssinian learn clicker tricks faster than a laid-back British Shorthair?
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Lily Harrison
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Yes, almost certainly. Abyssinians are one of the most intelligent, high-energy, and curious breeds. They thrive on mental stimulation and will pick up clicker training quickly because they’re naturally eager to figure out puzzles and earn rewards. A British Shorthair, on the other hand, is more independent and less driven to please. They can learn tricks, but it takes more patience and higher-value treats because they’d rather nap than work for a clicker. If speed is your goal, go with the Aby.
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