New tricks to teach my hyper punk?

[danteshuman]

I caved & got a clicker..... it perfected his spin in 1 day!!!! So now Jackie does: high 5, spin, sit, get on the cat tree to put on/take off his harness & sit then meow back at me for his dinner.

Does anyone else have any ideas on what else I can train him to do? He is easily bored and training him helps challenge him. He gets outside time to. I would love to train him to come to me when we are outside (& he is running about) but when he gets into super hunt mode, all his focus is on the hunt.

Any ideas on a super treat for the lactose intolerant cat? The flaked tuna in tiny pouches he likes but I doubt he would come running to while outside for them. Besides he doesn’t like to eat outside unless right in front of the patio door.

 

[bella.cat]

Hi.
Not entirely sure if this is a good one but you could try to teach him to roll over/stand on his hind legs.
Most cat treats are suitable for lactose intolerant cats I think - the majority of cats are lactose intolerant.
For my cats I use Dreamies, cat sauces and cat sticks.
Here is a cat stick my cats love

 

[ArtNJ]

My almost one year old fetches sometimes. If I was going to try and train something, I'd want to train that. Might be just because we can't get a dog though!

 

[mekkababble]

My cat catches with her front paws. It's a neat party trick (too bad she doesn't like strangers) and very easy to teach. If you can get your cat on his hind legs catching a treat or a toy should come easy. Fist bump is a cute followup to high five and is taught the same way,

How did you teach spin? My cat also is in need of a new trick.