🐾 Penta Angel Pet Training Clicker with Wrist Strap - Effective Clicker Button for Dog, Cat, Horse, and other Pets - Ideal for Clicker Training Review

It really works with the first click and treat combo, my cats are now fully trained. I have a cat runner and always worry when it comes out how do I get it back and now I have a solution

Fairly functional dog training clickers. My dogs are terrible so they ate (chewed) one but it's not the clicker's fault. No worse than a more expensive clicker, and I think even better with a button that's a lot easier to press.

I bought this to train parrots with a clicker and it works great! A loud and distinct click, but not loud enough to startle the bird. It's durable and feels good in my hand and the strap is a nice plus. Having a pack of three is great because sometimes they get lost. Good product!

Work. The clickers are a little quiet which may help some - people in the house complain when I use very loud clickers but I think they get the best results with my pup. They work though and it was a 3 pack so I keep them in random places so I can always grab one for a quick workout.

I didn't buy them for animal training but as story markers. They work brilliantly for this purpose, producing a very specific waveform that has drastically reduced the time I spent troubleshooting in long-form recording sessions. I highly recommend them. For me, there's a bonus: when animals hear that click, they're reminded that it's time to be calm and composed and not scratch the door.

I was very disappointed with the Penta Angel pet training buttons. I would not recommend them to anyone looking to clicker train their pets. The clickers I've received are "sticky" so they often make the wrong sound and you have to fiddle to "peel" them off. Anyone who engages in clicker training with their dog will understand that the speed involved will only slow you down and confuse your dog even more. I was very disappointed.

Out of 3 clickers, 1 didn't work right away. Too cheap to send back so never bothered. I believe the reason it didn't work was that the outer plastic part wasn't fully sealed or bonded. So when you push the button to make the inner metal part click, it actually pushes the plastic part out and, well, there's no click. I need another pair so I'm trying a different brand. With any luck they will all be made in the same factory and one of them will not work! :) Heck, here I am writing a review of 3

Arrived quickly but upon opening the package I smelled something like bug spray. When I took out 3 clickers they all smelled like bug spray. The bracelets smell of citronella. I asked my husband to take a look and he agreed. Can't, I sent them back. It just seemed pretty weird. There is a product on the market that looks like a citronella bracelet, it is sold as an insect repellent. Not what I expect from an in-house product. Positive: The clicker works and has an acceptable volume.

Really like these clickers. Can't beat the price for 3 of these and they do exactly what they're supposed to do. The best feature is of course the click. It's loud and my dog picks up the sound immediately. I implemented my clickers for positive reinforcement, but judging by the sound they make I almost think they could even be used to command "no" when needed. I also love that each one comes with a key ring and armband so you can carry it on your keys, in your purse, in your pocket, or on your