Train Your Furry Friend with Downtown Pet Supply's Dog or Cat Clicker!

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

K Possible: Best clickers for training and the wrist band makes it easy to keep with you. They are quality and a great value.

United States on Dec 23, 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

Kathleen: Easy to use, and very effective! I like that I have one for his leash, one for the house and a few extras. I always seem to be losing track of things. The wrist strap is comfortable and seems pretty durable. The click really isn't that loud, I have a pretty sensitive puppy, and he doesn't mind the volume.

United States on Sep 29, 2015

Grace: I got these on a whim after watching Jurassic World and the raptors being trained but didn't know they were actually effective! Despite how they look, they are pretty sturdy and well made and I expect it to last quite a long time. I like the wrist option, easy to carry or I can attach to doggy leash. The clicking sounds are actually very loud which impressed me and very easy to press. Very happy I got 4 too. I clicked once and both my dogs immediately turned their heads and stared at me intently. They are very curious about it and it's cute to watch them try to figure out what the sound is. I spent 30 mins. introducing them to the sound and each time I clicked, they got a treat so they can associate the click with positive reinforcement. They now understand click = treats so they are very attentive and eager. It's really fun and cool!

United States on Jun 20, 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

Melissa S. Heigl: I typically purchase large quantities for Karen Pryor's I-click clickers. I found these and liked that they appeared to be the same style, were cheaper, and came with the wrist coils.

After examining them and using them, I have decided that the I-click is still the better clicker. These are a bit more flimsy, noisier, and have an annoying delay. The knock-offs also have a flat yellow button as opposed to a rounded button. I find the rounded option to be more comfortable.

For the average pet owner, these are very usable and inexpensive and the wrist coil is very helpful. I will continue to purchase these for my clients.

For myself, I'll continue to pay a little extra for the real I-clicks. I need the accuracy and use the darn things so much that the more comfortable shape is an important feature. I also appreciate a softer click sound, and I suspect my dog does too!

United States on Mar 02, 2012