Tear Drop Shaped Dog Training Clicker(4pack)

When we took our dog to a clicker training class, we were given a very nice premium clicker. I've seen more of less the same model for $10 each at a pet store. I wanted spares in case we lost the click or forgot to take it to class, and thought I would try these.It turns out that I strongly prefer these over the premium model - These are more comfortable to hold than a boxy shape. The click sound is softer - the pet store model makes my dog wince. Hardly effective for reward training. These are much more compact, so they are easier to carry. With 4 floating around the cars and house, I can always find one easily.Do you want 4 good clickers for $8 or one annoying "premium" one for $10.

We just got a new Havanese puppy (first time dog owner) and I bought these as I was thinking about clicker training him. I did not start using the clicker right away but once I did, I was very pleased with the results. He has learned several commands very quickly with the clicker. There a lots of helpful videos about how to clicker train on youtube.I am also pleased with these clickers themselves. They are not overly loud but get his attention right away. I like having a pack of four because I can keep one in each of my jackets as well as one in the kitchen. The design is ergonomic and compact enough for most women's pockets.

I trained my lovebird using this clicker, treats, and a chopstick. It took some time for him to get used to it, but eventually he warmed up to it. Now he mimics the clicking sound when I use it because he gets so excited for treats. TIP: A good way to introduce the clicker to your pet is to click it behind your back. Then eventually bring it closer as it gets used to the sound and understands it.

These clickers are awesome, as they are much louder and appear to be made of better quality than the other set I purchased. They also felt nice and comfortable in hand.Unfortunately, I only received 3 of 4 clickers. Not sure what happened at the fulfillment center but there was a hole in the package, which most likely contributed to the fact that the red clicker was missing. As such, I was forced to return this product.

I bought these for a party where we'll have teams and they need to click first to give the answer (kind of like Jeopardy). They are quite loud IMO, which is a good thing. They are easy to hold and seem well constructed.

a bit quieter than expected. would not work outside if there's any noise. good for indoors and with timid dogs though I guess. Quality is good, size is small but adequate enough to not be uncomfortable. the button does not stick up as high as on some of the ones with buttons so it is less likely to be pressed accidentally.

Bought these and a more expensive one pack. These are by far the better ones. They come with extras, they are affordable, and they make a nice click. They have less resistance to push and click which I like. I'd pick these again....but since I have 4 it will hopefully be a while before I need to order more.

Great value! And they get the dogs' attention. I like that there is an opening for attaching to a key chain or a wrist band. And the fact that there are 4 in the packet means that I can keep one at home, have one in the car, keep one in the flex lead saddle and still have one to spare!