Pet rats show a great deal of intelligence. With a little bit of training they?perform tricks and ?obey basic commands. We estimate that a rat possesses?the same capability to learn as a six month old puppy. Given the right incentives, rats?respond very well to training. As a matter of fact, people use rats to?detect land mines in Africa.

Training rats to do tricks and come when called by name is pretty easy. If you’ve never worked with a rat before, their affection and intelligence might surprise you. We show you the best way to train your pet rat.

Begin training your own rat, or work with one of ours at the training center.

Yes, you can train a fish. They just need a bit of schooling (groan). Everyone knows that aquarium fish are relaxing to watch, but few realize you can train those same fish to do some pretty neat tricks.

Utilizing food rewards delivered via a submersible target stick, your fish learn to swim through hoops, do flips, navigate weave poles and push a soccer ball into a net.

With a few simple props and an hour of instruction, you will be well on your way to owning your own circus of fish.

They provide us with eggs, fiber, meat and milk so, why not reward them?with a bit of mental enrichment.

We find that farm animals are quite intelligent and capable of learning useful tasks as well as fun tricks. Yes, chickens respond to training. So do goats and all sorts of other farm animals.

It doesn’t matter wether (pun intended) you need to train an animal?for your 4-H project or work around the farm, we can?show you how.