Ray Allen Manufacturing

CLIX Multi-Clicker

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$5.27 $7.99 In stock

Category: K9 Disciplines

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K9 Obedience Training | Clicker Training | Volume/Tone Control

The CLIXTM Multi-Clicker is a perfect choice when engaging any dog in clicker training. It features a patented volume/tone control so that you can change the volume depending on your dog's needs and works great for sound-sensitive dogs. The clicker has an elevated thumbpiece and elasticated wrist wrap so that you can easily press and keep the clicker close to you no matter what kind of training you are engaged in. The clicker includes a comprehensive training guide so that you can be successful at clicker training your dog.

Product Features:
  • The perfect choice when engaging any dog in clicker training
  • It features a patented volume/tone control so that you can change the volume depending on your dog's needs and works great for sound-sensitive dogs
  • The clicker has an elevated thumbpiece and elasticated wrist wrap so that you can easily press and keep the clicker close to you no matter what kind of training you are engaged in
  • The clicker includes a comprehensive training guide

CA WARNING

prop65-warning WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov .

Customer Reviews (4.5 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Penelope ★★★★★

I teach three different dogs so the volume control is a lifesaver — soft click for the nervous rescue, louder for the big guy who ignores everything. My timing has gotten way sharper since I'm not fumbling between separate clickers.

Samuel ★★★★★

The tone switch is what sold me — my older dog shuts down with a sharp click but perks right up at the softer setting. Been using it for basic obedience sessions in the backyard and the response is way more consistent than my old single-click box.

Emma Z. ★★★★★

The volume dial actually matters more than I expected — my shepherd used to flinch at the loud click, so being able to drop it to a softer tone made our obedience sessions way less stressful. Two clicks in and he's already offering the behavior instead of guessing.