Train Your Dog or Cat Easily with Downtown Pet Supply's Big Button Clicker!

Just me: Works with one animal and the other could care less and ignores it regardless. However she was a stray that I adopted, so maybe noises mean nothing to her

United States on Jul 01, 2023

Murphy: They look just like advertised but they seem to make a fairly loud clicking sound which is probably good outside training a dog but not sure when inside training a cat. Yes you can trains cats....to do all kinds of things.

Canada on Feb 02, 2023

Cindy: Would have liked some instructions or how to use tips for you pup
No info was in package

United States on Oct 17, 2022

Mimi Dada: Good product

Canada on Jan 08, 2022

HW Oltsher: good for training

Canada on Jun 29, 2021

Maria: To be honest, I thought I was paying for one clicker. I was surprised when I got the parcel and found 4 clickers inside. Cannot fault them, they're great, good quality, the button doesn't get stuck and value for money.

United Kingdom on Mar 27, 2021

Amazon Customer: Good materials and design

Canada on Jan 13, 2021

Beezer: Product Build: Seems like it's durable, and the button is very big so you don't accidentally click it while you're busy with other things in your hand. The only downside IMO is that the "click" could be louder. As a product, do I love it? Not really, but not because of the build or quality, just in the entire clicker training concept. More on why below.

I have a Lab/Husky mix. This is a horrible combination to have, he's bipolar. Sometimes he listens to me (Lab), and sometimes he just does his own thing and runs away (Husky), thank god I live on a farm. This is in almost every command, sit, down, come. And if there is the faintest smell of food (be it cat food, the compost, or anything else), he will forget everything in his way and gobble down garbage, even after being fed an entire days meal.

So I decided to give clicker training a go and it seems like it's working. The "click" could be louder I think, but my dog does respond to it at short distances (like 15m). In the past week, he's improved dramatically and only ignores me 10% of the time, compared to 50% previously. I did pair this with an e-collar to keep him focused, a little vibration (not electrical shock)...

United States on Nov 08, 2017

TammycTammyc: Certainly gets their attention, hahahaha, I know after reading "Think like a cat" you are suppose to use the clicker for letting them know they're doing a good thing but I can't find myself using it in this form because it is a startling annoyance rather than "hey, she's clicking I'm doing a good thing", so I am using the clicker in the opposite way. When kitty is in an area I don't want, I click it and either say "down" for him to get off of something I don't want him on, or "leave it", he's into something I don't want him into. Oh, and when he is staring at my Parrot especially "leave it" and he knows these commands. Okay, I trained with Cesar Millan so I could train my Dobermans and yes his methods I find works well with my kitty, hahahahaha. The clicker I love it for getting kitty's attention and getting to know already (he's very smart) that he's doing something he's not suppose to be doing and all I have to do is follow with the command. Yup, taught kitty how to sit too, he's telling my Dobe "I'm sitting better than you dude", hahahahaha. I highly recommend the clicker and use it in whatever form benefits your training process, that's what it is all about anyway isn't it.

United States on Aug 12, 2015

Nesxica: I personally don't think ANY CLICKER should be even $5 so with this 4 pack of assorted color clickers and there amazing price and shipping it was a great deal and for me the only one worth buying.
I train horses, dogs, birds, and fish (fish only jump ....) and I wanted to try some clicker training and even getting the horses use to a sudden popping sound so I got these and one thing I will mention is they ALWAYS LAND BUTTON UP!! They came with this card saying a list of things but I will quote the one that I think is relevant.

Timing is everything. With the new I-click you won't miss a clickable moment because you fumble trying to use your clicker. (This is a personal note: you may think "fumbling? Your should be in a training session with your dog! Prepared and with treats in hand. well when on a horses back controlling the reins avoiding tree limbs while trail riding and recording all at the same time it can be hard to click at the right time but with this I can!)The I-click has been designed to let you click no matter how you happen to grab hold of it. Upside down click, sideways click, right side up click. You can click it with your thumb, palm, even your foot....

United States on Jul 16, 2012