Putuskan isyarat verbal yang akan Anda gunakan untuk setiap trik kucing Anda. Ajarkan kucing Anda untuk menghampiri Anda. Ajarkan kucing Anda untuk duduk. Hiraukan trik yang dilakukan tanpa isyarat verbal. Ulangi proses ini dengan trik lain.

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While the clicker noise is good for letting the cat know what it's doing right, verbal cues can be used once the cat has already learned a few tricks, to help it understand which trick you want it to do. The verbal cue must be distinct and clear. It should be a word you won't use with other pets, or a word that is used too much in everyday conversation. Choose a logical word to make your cat do something. You might use “Jump!” for when your cat jumps onto something. You might use “Come!” for when your cat walks toward you. Sit on the floor and hold out the target. If your cat will respond to the target by walking toward it, try holding it in front of you and say, “Come!” at the same time. When your cat moves towards the target (and you), click and give a reward.  Try this several times in different locations in your house. Make sure you click and reward each time.  If your cat is just not getting it, or if he seems confused, revert back to your previous training. End the session on a good note and try again later. Remember to only try these sessions for about 5 minutes at a time. Hold a treat above his head in your closed hand. As he sees it, move your hand back further. Most cats will naturally sit down so their head can still follow the treat. As soon as your cat sits down (or even as he starts to sit down), click the clicker, say “Sit,” and give him the treat. Repeat this several times a day. The verbal cue signals that when your cat performs a particular behavior, he will receive a reward. If your cat does this something on his own, just don't reward him. Don't click and don't give a treat. At this stage of the training, ignore any behavior that he does without a verbal cue. This is so your cat will associate the verbal cue with the click and reward. As you continue to train your cat, he will learn more commands and will recognize different verbal cues for different tricks. At some point, you'll find you don't need the clicker or the treats anymore.