EcoCity 4-Pack Dog Training Clicker with Wrist Strap

I bought a four pack of these because my dog was barking when I'd go to my friend's house she lives in an apartment and could not have my dog barking when I visit. Her rescue dog she just got was having accidents so i gave her one of hese clickers. It works nicely. the clicking is loud enough to get the dog retention and make them stop. Every time I go to the dog park someone see It hanging on my purse and asks about it. if it works and I give them mine and now I have none. But my dog now no longer barks for no reason. You can use it as much as you need too and it works well And does not hurt the dog. Hard plastic loud well made. A good training tool.

I was excited to order this set because we have a new puppy that we’re trying to train. These came with very high reviews. Anyone that has a puppy knows timing is everything. Unfortunately, it took 10 days for these to arrive!! I am not complaining knowing that we are in the middle of a pandemic and that they arrive 10 days earlier than my updated delivery notification stated. But, in the waiting period, we have begun using another product! So, at this time these are really not very useful for me. I will give an honest review of the product though.They are a great value for four. It is very convenient that they have bungee tape cord that you can wear around your wrist or clip onto a belt loop. When the button is pressed, it resonates a very good sound loud enough to attract attention not too loud.

We adopted our puppy in November and we knew she would be a handful, she's a mixed breed that includes husky, lab, and terrier, so she has a ton of energy. She's super food motivated, which I think probably helps the clickers be more effective because it was easy to make an association between clicks and treats. As far as a training aid, these have been amazing. I literally just taught her this morning that when I'm pointing at something she should look at that instead of just looking at my finger, it took probably 2 or 3 minutes. Point at a toy and wait until she gets bored of looking at my finger and happens to look at the toy, click. Repeat a couple of times and she had learned it. It's also great for learning new tricks that are similar to existing tricks, I got her to learn "high five" by starting with "shake" and then saying "high five" and clicking when her paw was higher up.As far as actual build quality, they have been solid. I just keep one clipped to a belt loop and tucked into that awkward little extra pocket in my jeans, so I've had it on me pretty much every day for the last couple of months and it doesn't show any signs of wear and tear.

We are using this for my dog's recall. He knows the command "come" but sometimes has selective hearing. I say "come" then click this and once he comes, he gets a treat. He now knows that when he hears that click a treat is going to be next, so he listens the first time ALMOST every time. It is a bit quieter than I would hope. If outside or in an area with a lot of other distractions, the sound level isn't ideal.

5/2020: 3 year updateIt’s been almost 3 years and I have to say, I’m still so impressed with these. All 4 of the clickers still work just like brand new! I now have fostered 7 different dogs, and used these to teach them all basic commands such as sit, shake, roll over - to help make them more adoptable. Now I have a brand new puppy, and got her to sit in our first session last week. These clickers are way better than the ones you would get at the pet store. Don’t hesitate!11/2018 ***Update***Next month it will have been a year. I just recently got a second puppy and so they are used a lot. All 4 clickers still work. My dogs respond very well to these. We just went through a training class at petsmart and these clickers were the envy of our class. The clickers that petsmart sells are very unreliable and not as crisp of a click. Half the time people wouldn't get a solid click out of those. But these clickers are perfect every time even after a year. Very happy.10/2017:Works great! I’ve been using these to train my puppy for the last 5 months. I love love love them. So far none have broken at all, they’ve held up great!

I really like these clickers. I am training my young dog in human remains detection and have used many different clickers. I tend to lose them if they don't have a wrist strap so I go through quite a few. With these the button to click is recessed in so you can't accidentally click if you are holding it in your hand. I had this issue with other clickers. As I would be holding the clicker and I was trying to hold the leash or the dog back, I would accidentally depress the button, giving an unintentional marker. It does not happen with these. The click is a good, clear and strong sound. I definitely recommend!

Very happy with this set of four. It turns out having four is a good idea since you'll inevitably misplace one only to find it weeks later. Good, loud, satisfying "click"; fits well in small hands; sturdy and lightweight. The wrist strap and split ring are flimsy but they come in handy or you can easily take them off (I've taken it off and clipped my most used clicker to my training/treat bag). Appreciate the colors: white and black to be more subtle, and bright blue and red make it them easy to find in the chaos of "puppyland"--the gated off area where the puppy lives for now. Very easy to train a mouthy, Maltese puppy with these, and especially made grooming a breeze (daily grooming of face, & eyes; ear and teeth check; daily brushing/combing body at least once, most times, twice a day; weekly feet groom (nails and hair trim); weekly hygiene trim)--yeah high maintenance, but the clicker has helped make it a bonding experience rather than a test of wills. Good price for four.

My wife and I purchased these for training our new puppy since we had committed to clicker training.I decided to buy a multi-pack and I am glad I did. You always want to have a clicker on hand to mark good behaviour and if we had only bought one you would always be rooting around for it. Having four means we can leave a few around the main floor of the house and I keep one in a jacket pocket for walks.The sound is great and consistent, the quality so far is fine, my only complaint would be a price slightly higher than it might be worth for four pieces of plastic, but it will save you money from buying clickers at your local pet store.

works pretty nicely - it clicks as it's supposed to.

After watching the “controversial” Channel 4 documentary “Train your baby like a dog”, I bought these to try the same techniques on my wife - she spends too much.I struggled at first, she wouldn’t respond to me using the clicker as a positive indicator (I.e. sale area = click). I resulted in a more direct approach and simply followed her around, clicking constantly. It worked! She hated it as much as she now seems to hate me, quickly resulting in a stormed exit from the shop with zero pounds spent.Joking aside... the cat (yes, I’m training my cat) does actually respond to these and they have become invaluable in teaching him.

Good clickers for animal training, buttons are big so even if your fingers aren’t that agile you can’t fail to press the button. I can’t say what customer service is like as I didn’t have to contact them.

Easy to use and no issues with the clickers breaking.