ArRord Dog Click Clicker Training Trainer Black

If time is of no consequence, then this clicker is worthy of one's consideration. Shipping time is long, up to a few weeks. That said...The clicker is made of plastic that may or may not not hold up to a major test, but mine did survive a drop from the height of five feet onto a tile floor without a crack or scratch. Furthermore, the maker deserves recognition for the uncommon effort made to explain the more than one way to put the thingo to its intended use by anyone, whether able-bodied or disabled, in well constructed, if effusive English language.This comes with an important caveat. The front of the packaging, in big bold letters inexplicably advises:"Just PULL the button".Don't!The word that ought to have been employed is PUSH. Perhaps in the maker's native language the distinction between the two words is negligible. Or the translator failed to grasp the difference. Nonetheless, this may explain why more than a few people are complaining about their broken clicker.And then there is the best part of the deal. The seller.For those who fail to employ common sense and follow the instruction to PULL the button, contact the seller. The latter is more than happy to put things right.If you, like I, will seek out the lowest priced gizmo, you are very likely to choose a Made In China or Asia item. They understand the value of ads that come in the form of word of mouth. They understand that we are in an era of unprecedented in history growth of manufacturing and resulting furious competition. They also take a certain pride in their product and reputation. If/when something goes wrong, they jump hoops to make it right.Finally, a suggestion: if you see something that does not make sense, or is hard to understand, or is incorrectly stated, contact the seller and offer your help. Their gratitude for being treated like honorable persons and honest merchants is guaranteed to make your day.To find the seller contact, go into your Account, select Your Orders, scroll down to the relevant item, click Seller.

This clicker is infinitely easy to hold and use, even if you have disabilities. The bright yellow button contrasts flawlessly against the black background to make it easy to see. It's kinda loud, but it doesn't hurt your ears. Any dog would hear this and respond to it.

Purchased as an add-on item with my entire purchase thinking it would come with the rest of my purchase but it ended up taking like 3 weeks to arrive. The good thing was that I ordered it way before I planned to start training my puppy. So far I have used it when training and I still reward with a click and a treat. However, I feel like the click isnt as loud as I would like it to be. Its a little soft. But since dogs hearing is very sensitive, I guess it still serves its purpose.

I like this clicker because is not as loud as a box clicker but still loud enough to do the job, the loud box clickers just ended up spooking my dog a bit, but this clicker my dog is perfectly fine with ^_^

I bought this obviously for dog training. It's useful to click to snap my dog's attention from a barking trigger or anxiety provocation. ( Not the usual training purpose of using as a reward) I was surprised it came from China, but I am happy with the product. Good price and seems sturdy. Wrist coil is useful too.

My Maltese is 4 years old and she is definitely a barker. I decided to try this clicker in an attempt to help me train her to stop barking and embarrassing me when anyone comes to my door. After 30 minutes of training the first day and then 10 min sessions for the next 4 days I can't believe how much my dog has transformed and will sit in her bed while someone is at the door. She initially starts barking with the doorbell and then will go to her bed and wait. All with the help of this little clicker! So excited about this and hope it helps you! This is coming from someone who is not a dog trainer.

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I use this to help train my dog. It is easy to use and is easy to hold in my hand. I think this product is a great value for the money I spent.