Get down at your cat’s level to engage with him while you start the process of clicker training him. This will make it easier for you to respond immediately to your cat’s correct behavior by clicking and giving him a treat. Toss over a treat for your cat while making the clicking noise at the same time. This will begin an association in the cat’s mind that a clicking sound will mean a treat will appear. Don't click at any other time. You want the cat to associate the click with the treat, so don’t click while the cat is eating, looking at you, or walking away. Only click when you give the treat. Wait until your cat is finished eating the treat and looks at you before you start again. Make the clicking sound and toss over a treat again. Let your cat finish the treat before starting again. Try this process several times. Stop after 5 minutes and give your cat a break. If the cat completely loses interest, the reward isn't strong enough. Find a better reward. Continue to associate the clicking sound with the reward, but use your cat’s attention to the treat to start building some stronger associations. The cat will still want the treat but will have to work harder for it (here, your cat will just take a few steps, but soon, your cat will need to perform for the treat). Don't talk to the cat or use any kind of verbal cues during this first stage. You want the clicker noise to be the clearest signal here. The click noise is also much easier for an animal to identify than a verbal cue, such as saying, “Good kitty.” Your timing might not be as exact, and the cat might pick up on your tone differently every time. A click is quick and consistent.

How would you rephrase that briefly using Indonesian?
Duduklah di lantai bersama kucing Anda. Gunakan clicker dan berikan hadiah. Ulangi membunyikan clicker dan memberikan hadiah beberapa kali. Lemparkan hadiah makanan sedikit-sedikit dan bunyikan clicker pada waktu yang bersamaan. Jangan berbicara pada kucing Anda ketika melakukan ini.