🐾 Downtown Pet Supply Large Button Training Clicker for Dogs and Cats - Clickers with Wristbands Review

I have bought a total of 2 x 25 of these large button clickers and none have had a single problem. I particularly appreciate that each one comes with a wrist strap, unlike many other clickers sold here that are more expensive. I have used these clickers to work with a litter of puppies (puppy culture) and included a few in each pup pack so new owners can continue training with the exact same clicker sound their puppies are used to from an early age. A second pack of 25 was bought because I send

I have a little Jack Russell Terrier named Sparky. He is a PROFESSIONAL level villain. For a month I've been working with him on taking me off a leash for a walk. There are distractions, like other people or squirrels, that put him in a state where he just can't hear me, let alone listen to me. I bought these clickers because I saw them being used on a TV show. I know nothing about animal psychology and I don't understand why, but I was very surprised by Sparky's first walk with a new clicker…

How to assemble the product: It feels solid and the button is extra large so you don't accidentally press it while doing other things in your hand. The only downside in my opinion is that the "click" could be louder. Do I like the product, do I like it? Not exactly, but not because of the build or quality, just in the whole concept of clicker learning. More on that below. I have a Labrador and Husky mix. It's a terrible combination, he's bipolar. Sometimes he listens to me (Lab) and sometimes…