Tear Drop Shaped Dog Training Clicker(4pack) (Assorted - Lime, Purple, Pink, Yellow)

"Hey, can I have a bite of that?""Say please!""Please!"*click*I hold up the fork for her to try the pasta I ordered that she had considered. She glared at me from across the table. Confused, I ask if something was wrong. "Stop trying to clicker training me!" she said firmly. "I'm not a dog."It's true, she isn't. My dog would have never gotten angry over a click. The click means she's getting what she wants, because she did what I wanted. It's a marker of good behavior. I suppose human relationships don't require these devices to bridge communication. Not only is it unhelpful, but it's detramental to the relationship. With dogs, however, it's almost like magic.Serious bit: They click good, they're tough, and the price is solid. Also,the colors are nice.

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Since my dog is going deaf, this helps get her attention - then she follows instructions. It’s handy for the pocket, not bulky like others.

So far, these are my favorite clickers! I like the button on the iclickers maybe a little better, but these ones are sturdier and are less likely to break mid training session. Plus,t he colors are great! I bought a set of wrist coils and the clickers all are good to go with me at any time. I keep one in the car, one clipped my leash and one in my treat pouch. I am never too far away from a clicker and I like these ones a lot!

This is the type of clicker that presses a thin metal sheet which bends and snaps back, causing the click sound. If this is what you want, then go for it. Personally I can't stand the sound, and I find them difficult to click. Definitely not easy on the thumbs. They're way too loud to train my sensitive cat who has anxiety. They're also lightweight and they feel cheap. I will donate these to my local shelter, and look for a higher quality clicker with a more pleasant sound and feel.

It helps the dog to stop barking so much one or two clicks, then piece.

These clickers are nice and loud, with a cute, positive, clicky sound. I’ve dropped them a couple of times, in the driveway & on the tile floor, and they are durable. I like the different colors, so that there’s one handy for each color-coded room. The clicker training really speeds up learning and dog responsiveness.

Makes a loud strong noise, I bought straps to go along with the clickers. Works wonderfully.