Brightkins Smarty Pooch Training Clicker - Doggy

My dog is responding super well to the “click” noise this makes, and I love that I can wear it around my wrist for walks!

I have a 8 month old puppy that I've been training using commands and treats only. I wanted to try this clicker method out to see how it would go, and so far so good.The clicker is made of some strong material that should hold up well over time. The clicker itself is loud enough for the dog to hear and it works well. My dog is responding well to this clicker so far.Overall, a solid clicker with a loud clicking noise. With some good YouTube videos and this clicker, my puppy is well on her way.

Brightkins Smarty Pooch Training Clicker: Puppy - 1 Piece, Dog Training ClickerClickers can be a very helpful training tool because they help you to perfect the timing of your responses to your dog's behavior. You first teach the dog to associate the sound of the click with a reward (usually food but can be affection, play, etc.). Then in training, when the dog performs the behavior you want, you instantly click to reward him so he knows exactly what is desirable. Great for new trainers, for more experienced trainers who want to improve their timing, and for animals that are new to you and may have inadvertently learned not to pay attention/listen to humans or to associate training with misery.This clicker is a cute shape but for me, a bit awkward to hold. I preferred the bone-shaped model from this brand for my hand. Has a wrist strap so it's always where it needs to be! Makes a consistent noise and is loud enough for the dog to hear even at some distance.

I have 7 dogs of my own and I train with them every day of the week year round. I start them initially with a clicker for sake of clarity and easy understanding for the dog. I recommend new uses watch a couple of Youtube videos to learn the proper use of a clicker as there is a bit of timing that comes into play.So I start my dogs off by teaching them that the clicker means treats. The first couple of times we introduce the clicker I just click and treat over and over so the dogs associates the clicker with treats. Once the dog is accustomed to the clicker we start to work behaviors. When the dog performs the behavior I am requesting I click, wait 1 second and treat. We do this over and over in short sessions multiple times per dayThis particular clicker is a solid and sturdy plastic clicker that has a wrist band making it easy to carry around with me all of the time. I don't have to worry about holding this in my hand while training or in my pocket, it's always hanging on my wrist.This clicker is very sturdy and well made as well as very loud. For the current price of 6.99 this is an excellent value and definitely worth considering if you are looking for a clicker.

I just started clicker training my puppy. This clicker works great. It's easy to click, and the sound is clear but not jarring. And it's the cutest clicker I've ever seen.

My pomeranian is 6 years old and no matter what command you give hime he just rolls over 😂 I’ve been trying to teach him the basics of just sit and lay down but it’s been rough. This clicker has definitely helped. It’s not magically gonna make your dog listen, instead I think it more so trains me the owner on how to teach him each command or trick step by step so it’s easier for him to understand. Click and treat seems to be more effective than just saying good job and giving him pets. I try to practice with him daily and the clicker has been a great help! Hope this review is helpful :)

This clicker has a loud click, vents on the back to allow the sound to come out louder, and a normal wrist strap. I use the clickers to train my dogs and thus always have them around, works great for letting my dogs know a reward is coming from them doing what I want and to hold their sit to get the treat. I've also started to use it as a way of recall training to get them to leave something alone but that is normally with a beep or vibration from the e-collar so they know they aren't getting a treat too.Seems to be made from good plastic and whatever they use for the clicker piece. Not sure how long it'll last but it has the makings of a good clicker (I've had serval in my lifetime of training dogs and some wear out while others haven't).

Brightkins Smarty Pooch Training Clicker: PuppyThis cute little clicker comes in three basic shapes from this company. I ordered the regular, puppy, and bone-shaped. They work well and they make training a puppy much easier so you can advance to training with a click rather than a treat. That is super important to do with a dachshund since they can get fat really fast. It took a few hours of work to switch her over from treats to responding to the click but she took to it right away. So far we have mastered sit, stay, and down. She still has issues with stay but with more practice, she will get better. I really recommend watching a few YouTube videos on the proper use. I did training with a professional for my last dog so I remember most of the commands.