Educator Dog Training Finger Clicker with Audible Sound for Positive Reinforcement, Behavior and Obedience Pet Trainer, Red

I was impressed with how loud and resonant of a click this made without being harsh or grating. It's light but feels solid and sturdy, and the velcro strap works well. It's not terribly ergonomic and feels a bit larger in the hand than it looks like it should, but when the strap lets you easily roll it onto the back of your finger/s that becomes much less of an issue. It's light enough that despite its size, it's far less awkward to use your hand with it still strapped on than I would expect, and from there can be rolled back into the palm with the same hand it's strapped to. The colored part of the plastic also has a very soft surface that feels comfortable against the skin. As a result, despite being a bit blocky, I've found it quite easy and comfortable to use.

The media could not be loaded. New favorite clicker after I misplaced my cool little game controller clicker from Brightkins I decided to order a few just to make sure I always have one with me but also to try out a few different types.Finger clickers overall are a little better in my opinion because it makes it feel like your juggling less when training your puppy and having their leash, treats, and trying to give a hand command or lure during training.Out of the finger clickers I tried this one felt the most premium. Its was one of the loudest and has a decent noise level. In the video The PetSafe one gives a little resistance and I think it makes it sound louder when it’s more like a pen clicking.Overall of the design and being able to adjust the band as someone with slender fingers it’s even feels fine on my pinky. Though I don’t care for it having “Finger Clicker” printed on it.While the other clickers were between $4 -$7 dollars this definitely feels worth the $10.

Clicker is a good volume. Loud enough to be clearly heard but not loud enough to startle my puppy. Tone is good, not too high. I like the way it looks, and it fits nicely in my hand. So far seems to be working great.

The media could not be loaded. I tried many clickers and this was hands down the most quality looking, feeling, functioning clicker. The sound is so loud and crisp my dog could hear it from across the park ...the video sound doesn't really capture how much better this Finger Clicker is than the smaller Flex (ring) Clicker in the Photos/Video. I also really liked that the velcro could be strapped around my leash handle, so it was always with me and my pup. But in the end I went with the smaller clicker as it was simply easier to use (as it was less in the way of everything, more hands free!). I wish this company would make a tiny ring size clicker with the same build and click quality and it would be the winner hands down (hands free)!

Nice and loud. My 17 year old Giant Yorkie who is going blind responds well to it so I can lead him around when we go outside at night instead of me having to clap.

I normally use marker words instead of clickers because I find managing an additional object a distracting hassle. I've tried other small clickers designed to attach to your fingers and stay out of the way, but found all of them lacking.This is the best ring clicker that I've seen! It's the perfect size, adequately loud, easy to get on and off with out the risk of falling off by accident.I hope more manufacturers copy this company's strategy and make better ring clickers.

I'm a professional dog trainer and canine behavior consultant. I've worked with thousands of dogs, all breeds and ages of all different temperament scales. I've trained SAR dogs, detection K9s, therapy dogs, and service dogs. I also have trained exotic animals, most notibly parrots, ferrets, and skunks. These clickers are—by far—my favorite if I'm not using a verbal marker. Because I'm a woman, I have smaller hands and most traditional clickers are uncomfortable to fit in the palm of my hand. I love that I can sling this clicker on any finger (I prefer the middle or ring) and use the side of my thumb for the 'click'. It's comfortable, the strap is adjustable, and the 'click' hasn't worn out just yet. I appreciate the dexterity to handle a leash, give out rewards, and hold a toy while still having the clicker in my control. I bought two: one for home use and one to keep with my training pouch.Of course, the clicker is only as powerful as the trainer who weilds it, so your mileage may vary. Unfortunately, I have had no luck using it to train spouses or children. This is my favorite clicker and I will absolutely be purchasing these again.The images are official (paw) stamps of approval!

This thing is LOUD! Just what we needed