The Company of Animals Clix Multi-Clicker - Reviews
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24.12.2011
I have been using this clicker to train my dog since we first got her at 8 weeks old. She is now 10 months and extremely obedient being able to do all the standard stuff such as sit, lie, stay, stop, come, paw, watch me, roll over etc.Using the clicker method of training she learned extremely quickly and it was fun for us both. I would far rather use such a positive method of training than some of the older, stricter methods that in the past were commonly used.This multi clicker is excellent. Its smooth, rounded edges mean that it is comfortable to hold for long periods of time and it fits just right into the palm of your hand.
25.1.2012
With one older dog, who loves barking at the postman, and a new puppy in the house I thought I'd try clicker training to give the puppy a good start and hopefully iron out the bad behaviour in the older dog.It's working on both counts. With the clicker on my wrist and treats in my pocket I soon had both dogs coming, sitting and lying.The idea is to mark the desired behaviour with a click that is shortly (you vary the time) followed by a treat. The dog thinks 'If I do something and I hear a click that's a good thing worth repeating' and so, initially they will come to you and sit in expectation of a treat - that's fine to begin with but then you need to add the command so that the mental process for the dog is 'If I hear sit and then I put my bum on the floor,
10.10.2010
The Clix mulit-clicker is quite a simple concept and it is a very simple piece of kit. It is just a button that you press which cause a piece of metal to make a click noise, the added extra or multi click feature of this is the volume control. For my personal preference I have only ever used this at the quietist setting, believing that you shouldn't really need it to be loud as I don't use it to get the pups attention I only use this when I already have his full attention.Although this is a simple device you can do a lot with it. I have used it to help teach him to sit, give paw, lie down and my husband's all time favourite to high-five.
3.3.2013
I read about clicker training in 'Don't shoot the dog!' Karen Pryor & bought this. Basically I think of clicker training a bit like the hot & cold game. Everytime the dog does something you want or progresses towards do something you want it to you click & reward. It repeats the behaviour & maybe improves on it & you reward. The dog enjoys this & its fairly easy.This clicker is sturdy & easy to hold & once you get the hang of clicker timing, easy to use. It has an elastic strap to go around your wrist - which is useful if you are trying to use hand signals, hold a treat & click. Lots of dog trainers appear to use the method. Our puppy trainer always showed us how to use a clicker with training different activities - which was useful.
18.1.2013
Item is a made of a plastic that my puppy could chew through very quickly if he ever got hold of it, This is the only down side to this item, although its not a problem that's limited to this clicker alone. Most seem to be made of plastic.The Clicker fits comfortably in the hand, and has a strap to attach it to what ever you like, so you dont loose it, or its always with in reach if you clip it to your jeans.There is a volume control which although is a slider I can only seem to set it on Min or Max (which on my clicker are the wrong way round min is max and max is min). On the Loudest setting there is a very clear and loud Click produced when you press the button.
28.2.2017
We've only been using this a few days but our dog seemed to take it it quite well and enjoyed starting to go through the book together. The booklet included has good descriptive instructions and some pictures. Great for the price. We have a Cockapoo and have used the middle setting while indoors and sometimes turn it up when outside. Love that it has 3 different noise settings. Perfect if you have a dog who is a bit more sensitive. Our dog likes fireworks so doesn't mind this being noisy indoors if we'd left it that way, it was us who wanted to turn it down for inside the house.Definitely recommend this little clicker.The only downside i can think of it the cord for the arm is a little short.
16.5.2012
I have just started using this with my 5 and a half month old Labradoodle. I had never used a clicker before, but am already a massive fan and it only arrived yesterday!It gives you the ability to easily and immediately mark a desired behaviour, making it much easier for the dog to figure out what you want them to do.She had already learnt the usual sit, stay, down and come. But using the clicker makes her much more attentive and she is learning new behaviors ridiculously fast, having added stand, roll over and spin to her list of commands in just 1 day!A quality product that appears well built, the wrist strap is very handy and the free training manual is easy to understand and explains how to use your clicker.An invaluable training aid for you and your dog.
31.1.2013
I would recommend this to all dog owners!!!I am using is with my Labrador X Poodle puppy at only 9weeks and it took a week for her to learn that when I click it for good behaviour she sits waggling her tail for a treat :-) this will be perfect on walks out and going to the vets to keep her calm and behind well behaved.For advice - what I did was click it in front of her and follow it with a treat and repeated that all day, including calling her name and if she came give her click and a treat. Then I did it every time she went outside and did something.I now don't show her the clicker only use the sound behind me and she sits waiting very patiently looking at my hands. She comes running to me if she hears the click.
5.10.2012
I have not used clicker training yet and my first canine companion since childhood is yet to arrive from rescue.This device obviously works if clicker training works. I.e. it clicks with controllable volume in a consistent way. It is easy to hold and operate with a wrist strap which is probably essential. I have read a little about clicker training on t'internetty and the little booklet supplied with this device impressed me as being a very easily understood guide to building up clicker training in stages. Also, it actually starts in English with pictures and with other languages relegated to the the last part of the guide without pictures and in smaller print.
12.10.2017
This is perfect. I was dubious of clicker training, but after getting a new reactive dog I have been prepared to try anything to help his training. Both my anxious reactive dog and my other non reactive dog love this. They love training and learn so quickly with it compared to without. They know it means they've been well behaved and we get lots of waggy tails and smiling. My reactive dog is less anxious as i can easily tell him he's being good and things are okay by a simple click which isn't affected by my tone of voice or stress levels and is much quicker than vocal marking. I wish I'd clicker trained my first dog the whole time but he's adapted well to our new training.
31.12.2014
Comfy to hold compared to other square shaped ones. It's bigger than expected, but I quite like that because my dog sees it more easily and reacts quicker. Has a nice clear metal sounding click, and my dogs react well to it. There are three different volumes... So far I've kept it on the loudest setting, to be honest, because the more clear & precise, the better for the dog. But it's nice to know that if i ever need to be quiet for any reason, I can turn it down to a softer, quieter click. Comes with an elasticated wrist band attached & a useful booklet to help you get started with using the clicker, or to tell you how to teach your dog tricks.
30.1.2015
This is a great clicker: being able to adjust the volume of the click and the elastic wrist loop are both very helpful features. The leaflet that comes with it is a nice little guide to get you going right away if you have not used clicker training before. It is a good quality product and stands up to the constant use / dropping / accidental treading on. I cannot recommend clicker training your pet enough, it has been invaluable in training/re-training our rescue chihuahuas (three now...) into a chilled out, interested, (mostly) well behaved pack. Cheaper models are available, I have tried a few, but they are not so good.
10.3.2014
Great product, such a simple idea that makes such a difference. We had been training our puppy with treats and saying good girl, but using the clicker made everything move along much faster and made the training much easier for her to understand - you could see her enjoying the training more because she was able to quickly recognise what you wanted her to do.As is often the case with these things, this is also the item she wants to play with the most (despite having lots of toys and games to play!), and has been durable despite her stealing it away from us a few times and trying to chew it.Great product.
28.9.2011
Such a simple device and concept yet the results were noticable within the first 10 minutes of training. Device comes with a volume control although i have personally only used it on the lowest setting as I use it when i've got his attention not to obtain it. The dog quickly learns that everytime he does what he is asked he is rewarded with a click followed by a treat. In a week my Lab pup has learnt to sit, lie, paw, spin and stay. His recall when out with his doggie friends may take a bit more work but this is to no fault of the product. All in all a brilliant gadget!
9.4.2011
This is a wonderful little gadget! I recently got a new puppy and being a Jack Russell, he's very hyper and this gets his attention. When he starts his training sessions, I use the loud setting to get his attention and when he's calmed down a little and is focused, I turn it down to the quieter setting and in 1 day he's already learned the command sit and is currently learning to lay down.All the dogs I have owned have been clicker trained and I think this method of training works really well and is fun also for you and the dog.