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Click R - Hand held clicker with finger holder. Teach your dog that click equals reward with Click-R.
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16 of 16 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
On the surface there isn't anything special about this clicker. You press the button you get a nice clear "click" noise, pretty normal for a clicker. BUT the thing that makes this clicker so much more then other clickers is the finger strap! It stretches and fits any finger or thumb you want it on. Now you are set! You can press it with another finger, your thumb, the palm of your hand, your thigh, the table that is near, or whatever.
You won't drop this clicker, or not have it exactly where you need it to be when you are training. It is always exactly where you need it to be, no fumbling, no juggling it and trying to hold it with the same fingers trying to hold a treat, a leash, a target or whatever.
When training it is so important to pay attention to your dog so that you can catch the right moment to click so the dog knows the exact second that he did the right behavior. With other clickers you have to keep a bit of your mind thinking about where is the clicker, is it where I need it to be so I can hit that button at the exact moment I need to, am I going to drop it when I have to juggle other training items, treats, etc?
With this clicker there is one less distraction, one less worry, one less item to drop or hold onto. It's always exactly where you put it, always exactly where you need it to be.
You won't drop this clicker, or not have it exactly where you need it to be when you are training. It is always exactly where you need it to be, no fumbling, no juggling it and trying to hold it with the same fingers trying to hold a treat, a leash, a target or whatever.
When training it is so important to pay attention to your dog so that you can catch the right moment to click so the dog knows the exact second that he did the right behavior. With other clickers you have to keep a bit of your mind thinking about where is the clicker, is it where I need it to be so I can hit that button at the exact moment I need to, am I going to drop it when I have to juggle other training items, treats, etc?
With this clicker there is one less distraction, one less worry, one less item to drop or hold onto. It's always exactly where you put it, always exactly where you need it to be.
14 of 15 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
I had been using the StarMark clicker which was chewed up by the puppy when I carelessly mis-placed it. While searching for another StarMark, came across this clicker, I thought it's an excellent concept because one can free up the hand without holding onto the clicker all the time. The main problem is the clicking sound is way too soft, you had to literally hold it in front of the dog. Try the StarMark and you will see the huge difference. We cannot do out door training as the sound is way too soft. Back to StarMark again, but this time, I am modifying it to allow straping onto my finger.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
I love the convenience of having the clicker attached to my finger and the shape fits well in the same hand with the leash.
There are two issues with this clicker. First is that the click is quite soft. I have insulated my other clickers to soften the sound, but this is even softer. It's not a big deal at home, but when traffic and other loud noises come up, the dog can't always hear it. I keep another clicker with me just in case, when I'm training outside.
The second issue is that the band is tight. I have average sized female fingers and the band cut off circulation causing pain (and the color of my fingers matched the clicker!). I have found a convenient way to wear it without this being too much a problem, and I would buy it again.
There are two issues with this clicker. First is that the click is quite soft. I have insulated my other clickers to soften the sound, but this is even softer. It's not a big deal at home, but when traffic and other loud noises come up, the dog can't always hear it. I keep another clicker with me just in case, when I'm training outside.
The second issue is that the band is tight. I have average sized female fingers and the band cut off circulation causing pain (and the color of my fingers matched the clicker!). I have found a convenient way to wear it without this being too much a problem, and I would buy it again.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Bulky and much too quiet.
While I appreciate the thought that often seems go into Premier products, this clicker needs to be redesigned. Read more
Published 1 day ago by blacktri
Good for training
I used this to train my pet parakeet and my dog. My parakeet was doing things like stepping on a finger skateboard, playing fetch, and turning in a 360. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Dustin
Great!
I've trained
My cat with this. The finger strap is great! It lets you hold treats and toys while training. I trained my kitten with this! Read more
My cat with this. The finger strap is great! It lets you hold treats and toys while training. I trained my kitten with this! Read more
Published 2 months ago by Megan
Good clicker, low sound, less annoying.
I like this clicker a lot. It's on the low-pitched side for a clicker, and it's not as loud as most. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Paula
Great Idea but too large to be convenient
Unlike other posters who have given this product low reviews because of it being too soft of a clicker, I was already familiar with this clicker's sound level as I already own... Read more
Published 3 months ago by Lilly Miller
used to train my pet bird
This item is a small handy unique way to train any pet, I used it on my sun conure. He learned 2 tricks within 1 week using the Premier clicker dog trainer I reccomend anyone to... Read more
Published 5 months ago by Mark L. Annico
Not as expected
A friend has one of these - exact type. Mine came and does not click as loud and the button feels soft and not firm when you depress it. Read more
Published 8 months ago by Nancy Demarkis
Great dog training tool
This is the only type of clicker I use anymore. Allows me to hold clicker and treat in same hand. For someone as clutsy as me, this is a major step forward.
Published 11 months ago by Dog Lady
One size does not fit all
Great idea but it needs to come in a smaller size for little hands. I altered mine so it would fit and not slip off. Read more
Published 12 months ago by Wheaten Mom
medium volume clicker
This clicker is about the same volume as the iClick. It is not as loud as the old fashioned box clickers, but not as quiet as the Clicker+ that used to be available from the... Read more
Published 14 months ago by L. Paul
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