Premier Clicker Dog Trainer - Purple

On the surface there isn't anything special about this clicker. You press the button you get a nice clear "click" noise, pretty normal for a clicker. BUT the thing that makes this clicker so much more then other clickers is the finger strap! It stretches and fits any finger or thumb you want it on. Now you are set! You can press it with another finger, your thumb, the palm of your hand, your thigh, the table that is near, or whatever.You won't drop this clicker, or not have it exactly where you need it to be when you are training. It is always exactly where you need it to be, no fumbling, no juggling it and trying to hold it with the same fingers trying to hold a treat, a leash, a target or whatever.When training it is so important to pay attention to your dog so that you can catch the right moment to click so the dog knows the exact second that he did the right behavior. With other clickers you have to keep a bit of your mind thinking about where is the clicker, is it where I need it to be so I can hit that button at the exact moment I need to, am I going to drop it when I have to juggle other training items, treats, etc?With this clicker there is one less distraction, one less worry, one less item to drop or hold onto. It's always exactly where you put it, always exactly where you need it to be.

The media could not be loaded.  There are quite a few different options for a clicker so I purchased the top three on Amazon and compared them.The highlight of this clicker is its strap to fit a finger like a ring. I found this ring-strap incredibly helpful when using it to train my dog as my hands are always busy doing a gesture and the other hand holding treats. However, in spite its amazing ring-strap feature, I am returning this clicker as the clicker itself is UNUSABLE. Fair number of other customers warned that this clicker is too soft, and yes, it is true. You can see my video to see how the sound compares. My dog doesn't even really respond to this clicker because it is wayyyy too soft, even to be used in a very quiet home.Review on three clickers:"Karen Pryor i-Click Dog Training Clicker" (4/5): affordable option, click nice and clear though a bit loud"StarMark Clicker Dog Training System" (4/5): clicker sound was the nicest in my opinion, not too loud and not too soft. The clicker jiggles even when slightly moved and does not come with a wrist strap (though you can attach one yourself)."Premier Clicker Dog Trainer" (1/5): The ring-strap attached to the clicker is fantastic but the clicker is unusable - the sound is way too soft.Overall, I am still on the hunt to find the most perfect clicker. Why do the clickers have to be so big anyway? It would be amazing if there was a clicker as small as a dime that I can just wear as a ring all the time.

Unlike other posters who have given this product low reviews because of it being too soft of a clicker, I was already familiar with this clicker's sound level as I already own several Premier clickers, as well as the louder "steel" clickers and a few other brands like the Karen Pryor clicker. Typically it seems that the loudest clickers are the box clickers with the metal "snap" on them, but those also tend to be the most inconvenient for me to hold. I decided to try this clicker because having the clicker around my wrist is not always convenient to get to and I thought having it around my finger might improve my response time when I'm juggling the leash and other items. Unfortunately as soon as I tried it on I realized it was WAY too large to be comfortable! It takes up my entire palm and then some; I basically found it too cumbersome to use and went back to my old clickers. I'll probably just put a wrist strap on it and use it when my other clicker dies. I still gave the item four stars because in of itself it's not a bad little item and it's only $3, but I was dissapointed in its size.

We have a 1.5 year old Cattle Dog, he's a bit clicker wise. Meaning he knows he is wise to whether or not I have a clicker in my hand (smarty pants)! If he thinks I don't have a clicker, he won't always respond to his cue. This clicker is handy in that it is easy to hold onto and easy to conceal from clever pups. Some don't like how quiet it is, but for us it works. The quieter click forces our dog to listen and pay closer attention to me in distracting situations.One con I've noted with this clicker is when new, it sort of jams occasionally, the button would get stuck and no click. This is easily remedied by clicking it many times until whatever is making it stick wears away. I did this with mine one day driving to and from the grocery store, it's worked fine ever since.

Great clicker, pretty standard functionality. I use it to clicker train my dog, 2 cats and 2 foster kittens. I liked that this had the elastic band on the back so I don't have to fumble for it when out on walks with my dog. I will say that it is a quieter click, which works very well for my cats. Some reviews had said that their dogs couldn't hear it when they were outside, however I'm inclined to believe that is because the dogs didn't want to listen. I use this regularly out on walks, and even with traffic noise, children yelling, etc my dog still perks her ears up and whips her head around when she hears it (and I even tested it right as a school bus went by and she still heard the click). I also work at an animal shelter and we have been clicker training the cats there. Some are afraid of the standard Petco/Petsmart brand clickers, the noise is much too loud for them. When I take this clicker and use it, they are much more receptive and not afraid of the noise this clicker makes.

too quiet

very pleased, very easy to use.

easy to use. effective training aid.

Klickt immer zuverlässig und ist nicht so schwergängig wie manche alternative Modelle. Den Knopf kann man drücken wie man will, jedes mal klickt es. Da klingt zunächst etwas komisch, aber ich habe ein anderes Produkt gehabt, das nur dann Klickt, wenn man den Knopf im richtigen Winkel drückt.Dieser Klicker hat vier tolle Vorteile aus meiner Sicht:a) relaitv leichtgängig und klickt jedes mal zuverlässigb) Klickgeräusch mittel laut. Nicht zu leise aber auch nicht extem lautc) Fingerschlaufe kann sehr praktisch seind) trotzdem gibt es noch die Möglichkeit, andere Handschlaufen oder Bänder zu befestigen

Eine lohnenswerte Anschaffung.Wir haben den Clicker zusammen mit einem Buch zum Beginnen gekauft. Der Clicker gibt ein regelmäßiges, lautes Geräusch von sich, das man so im Haushalt nirgends hört. Es ist also Aug für die Katzen immer ganz klar, woher das Geräusch kommt. Der Gummizug an der Rückseite macht die Handhabung sehr einfach, da man sich so keine Gedanken machen muss, dass der Clicker aus der Hand fällt. Schnelles Reagieren ist also ohne viel Hektik möglich.Insgesamt ein gelungenes Produkt, dass ich wieder kaufen würde.