Casting of Animals is one of the most popular forms of entertainment and recreation among people across the world. People enjoy going to their farms, forest, or beach to watch a variety of different types of animals being trained for different purposes. Some of these animals are made to be ridden by the spectators and the ones that are not so tame are made to perform tricks and acts on command. In the farms and forests animals are trained to pull sleds, herd cattle, hunt prey and clean up messes.

Casting of Animals is a form of animal training that is also referred to as acrobatics or gymnastics. Casting of Animals refers to the simply controlled throwing of an animal onto the ground using a series of ropes and weights with the aid of castors. In the past it was necessary to first throw the animal onto the ground by hand, then use a staff or pole cane to throw the animal onto the ground. Nowadays it has become necessary to cast the animal onto the ground using a single continuous motion rope or by using a shoulder rope or wooden forearm rope.
One example of this would be the bull. bulls are trained to perform a series of calf raises and isometric abdominal crunches in the presence of a handler. The trainer will stand in front of the bull and slowly lift the animal by placing both hands in front of the bull's nose and gently pulling upwards.

The bull will then relax his facial muscles and allow the handler to place both feet on his backside and slowly stand up, making sure that the bull does not feel the full force of the lifting attempt. When the bull stands erect the trainer will throw him onto his forefoot and lift him up again using the same method. Calf raises are used to train the bull to release the calf when the muscle on his backside is contracted.
Another form of training that is often used with animals like snakes and lizards is called castor dragging. It involves the removal of an animal from its environment (usually its cage) and keeping it captive in a small cage with a castor ring worn around its neck. The length of time that the animal spends in this type of captivity will depend on how big it is. Smaller animals like snakes can spend only a few hours in this training environment.

The snake is another interesting species for this practice. Some snake owners have trained their snakes to do a number of tricks. A good example is that some snakes will crawl along the ground and rub against rocks so as to hide their tracks. Others crawl along behind the owner and immerse themselves in the mud puddles so that they become invisible.

Other animals like cats learn by playing on a structure called a cat box. Inside this box are treats of dry dog food with a little piece of rat or chicken food stuck to it. When an animal approaches the box it gets the treat. If the cat continues to approach the box after it gets the treat, the owner has to put a towel over its head and hold it over the cat until it stops touching the treat and returns to its box.

There are many other techniques for training animals like animals. One such method is for a trainer to put a small dog in a large cage and let it wander around the cage with the trainer. If the animal gets scared, the trainer has to keep putting treats in the cage so that the animal learns that it is not scary to be alone in that sort of large space. Sometimes these methods work on children but sometimes they backfire. Also, when animals do not like being alone, they tend to become shy or inactive.

For animals that cannot be trained directly or do not respond to training directly, there are many other ways to achieve training success. Some of these methods include the use of voice commands and the use of treats. A good example of this technique would be to use the command word [treat] and have the dog go fetch it instead of just offering it as a reward. When the dog masters the command, the owner uses the word [treat] to get the dog to fetch the treat and keep repeating the command until the dog gets it. In this way, the dog learns to be responsive to his owner's voice commands.