Struggling to keep your cat training community conversations lively? Spark fresh engagement with playful Would You Rather questions designed just for cat lovers. These templates make it easy to inspire fun debates and imaginative thinking.
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Would You Rather questions thrive in community spaces because they tap into curiosity and spark conversation. Presenting two intriguing scenarios encourages members to share not just their choices but also the stories and reasoning behind them, which deepens community bonds and drives more comments.
In cat training groups, these questions invite everyone from beginners to experts to weigh in, drawing out personal experiences and creative thinking. The playful tone keeps discussions light and enjoyable, lowering the barrier for even shy or newer members to join in. Ultimately, Would You Rather posts transform passive scrollers into active participants, boosting overall engagement and fostering a welcoming atmosphere.
Would you rather train your cat to do high fives or to walk on a leash?
💡 Example: "I would pick leash walking because I love outdoor adventures. What about you?"
Would you rather teach your cat to fetch a toy or ring a bell for treats?
💡 Example: "Bell for treats sounds cute. Which would you choose and why?"
Would you rather have a cat that always uses the litter box or one that never scratches furniture?
💡 Example: "I would love a scratch-free sofa. What about you?"
Would you rather train your cat to come when called or to stay off the kitchen counters?
💡 Example: "Coming when called would be so useful. Which skill is more important for you?"
Would you rather teach your cat to accept nail trims or to tolerate car rides?
💡 Example: "Nail trims are a struggle here! How about you?"
Would you rather have a cat that loves clicker training or one that responds to voice commands?
💡 Example: "Clicker training is fun, but voice commands feel magical. What do you think?"
Would you rather teach your cat to play dead or to spin in a circle on cue?
💡 Example: "Playing dead would be a hilarious party trick."
Would you rather train a kitten or an older cat new tricks?
💡 Example: "Kittens are easier but I love a challenge. Your pick?"
Would you rather have a cat that can open doors or one that can close them?
💡 Example: "Closing doors would keep things tidy."
Would you rather teach your cat to tolerate the vacuum or to ignore the doorbell?
💡 Example: "Doorbell training would be a game changer for us. What about you?"
Would you rather train your cat to use a toilet or a fancy self-cleaning litter box?
💡 Example: "Toilet training sounds amazing. Which would you pick?"
Would you rather have a cat that can jump through hoops or one that weaves between your legs on command?
💡 Example: "Hoop jumping would impress my friends. Which sounds best to you?"
Would you rather train your cat to greet guests or to ignore them completely?
💡 Example: "Greeting guests would be adorable. What would you choose?"
Would you rather have a cat that never meows at night or one that never begs for food?
💡 Example: "Night meowing drives me crazy. What about your cat?"
Would you rather teach your cat to tolerate a harness or to wear costumes?
💡 Example: "Harnesses are practical but costumes are cute."
Would you rather train your cat to sleep in their own bed or to avoid your pillow?
💡 Example: "I need my pillow back. Which would you go for?"
Would you rather have a cat that sits nicely for photos or one that poses with props?
💡 Example: "Props make photos so much fun."
Would you rather have a cat that loves water or one that hates baths but tolerates brushing?
💡 Example: "I would choose brushing. Baths are a battle here. What about you?"
Would you rather teach your cat to respond to their name or to a whistle?
💡 Example: "I love when cats know their names. What would you pick?"
Would you rather train your cat to accept a new pet or to ignore the vacuum cleaner?
💡 Example: "Accepting new pets would make life easier. Your choice?"
Would you rather have a cat that never knocks things off shelves or one that never climbs curtains?
💡 Example: "Shelves are a hazard zone here. Which would you pick?"
Would you rather teach your cat to shake paws or to give head bumps on command?
💡 Example: "Head bumps are so sweet. What about you?"
Would you rather have a cat that comes when called or one that plays hide and seek with you?
💡 Example: "Hide and seek would be hilarious. Which do you prefer?"
Would you rather train your cat to stay calm during vet visits or during thunderstorms?
💡 Example: "Vet visits are rough here. Which situation would you rather fix?"
Would you rather have a cat that never wakes you up early or one that reminds you to feed them on time?
💡 Example: "Sleeping in sounds great. Which would you choose?"
Would you rather teach your cat to respond to hand signals or to spoken commands?
💡 Example: "Hand signals could be handy. What about you?"
Would you rather have a cat that loves car rides or one that loves stroller walks?
💡 Example: "Stroller walks would be adorable."
Would you rather train your cat to not fear the vet or not fear loud noises at home?
💡 Example: "Loud noises are a problem here. What would you pick?"
Would you rather teach your cat to play fetch or to play tag with you?
💡 Example: "Playing tag with a cat would be so much fun."
Would you rather have a cat that brings you gifts or one that never hunts small animals?
💡 Example: "No hunting is my dream. What about you?"
Would you rather train your cat to befriend dogs or to ignore them completely?
💡 Example: "Befriending dogs would make walks easier. Which would you choose?"
Would you rather have a cat that helps with chores or one that entertains guests?
💡 Example: "A helpful cat would be amazing."
Would you rather teach your cat to open a treat jar or to close doors behind themselves?
💡 Example: "Closing doors would be so useful. What about you?"
Would you rather have a cat that responds to a bell or to a clap?
💡 Example: "Clapping is easier for me."
Would you rather train your cat to jump onto your lap on command or to stay off the table?
💡 Example: "I would love lap cuddles. What about you?"
Would you rather have a cat that loves to travel or one that loves to stay home?
💡 Example: "Traveling together would be awesome."
Would you rather teach your cat to roll over or to play dead?
💡 Example: "Rolling over is my favorite."
Would you rather have a cat that never jumps on counters or one that always comes when called?
💡 Example: "I would love a cat that stays off counters. What about you?"
Would you rather train your cat to use a scratching post every time or to never scratch at all?
💡 Example: "Using a scratching post would save my furniture. Which do you prefer?"
Would you rather have a cat that likes agility courses or puzzle toys?
💡 Example: "Agility sounds fun. What about your cat?"
Would you rather teach your cat to wear a backpack or to ride in a stroller?
💡 Example: "Strollers look so cozy."
Pick a template and post it as a standalone question or conversation starter in your community. Add a sentence inviting members to share the reasons behind their choice for extra depth. Rotate the frequency—use these once or twice a week to keep them novel. For extra engagement, reply to answers with follow-up questions or share your own choice. You can use these as poll questions, in comments, or as story prompts across any platform.
For all platforms, use clear language and simple formatting. Pair your Would You Rather question with a cute cat image or emoji to catch attention. On platforms with polls, use poll features for quick voting. In chats or forums, encourage members to elaborate on their answers for deeper discussion.
Once or twice a week keeps the content fresh and engaging without overwhelming members.
Yes, most Would You Rather questions work great as polls or open-ended discussion starters.
Keep questions light and relatable. Invite everyone to share their reasoning and respond positively to all answers.
Absolutely. Scenarios are designed to be accessible to both new and experienced cat owners.
Yes, feel free to tweak the wording or add your own community flavor to match your style.
Friendly debate is welcome, but step in if discussions become heated and remind members to be respectful.
Yes, sharing your answer first can break the ice and encourage more members to join in.