DOGSLINE Clicker Training Finger Clicker for Dog Cat Horse

I was happy to have found a nice clicker to hold within my hand and not flapping about, so it would always be handy and mean I could also throw a ball and handle poo bags and whistle without it getting in the way. This aspect was fantastic. However, it simply didn't do its actual job! I found it hard to hear the clicker sometimes, and my dog certainly didn't hear it most of the time I used it. I had an frustrating session on the way to and from the park, as well as working in park when the dog only heard the clicker once or twice out of ten. He is used to a clicker and know what the sound means so he certainly wasn't just not getting it. I thought I must have been going crazy so tried it out on another park session, with exactly the same experience. Shame because it wasn't simply hard to use, it was as if there was no clicker at all. It could be useful for someone working within the house, perhaps while the dog is still a very small puppy, or in a very quiet garden with the dog working within a metre or two of the clicker. Otherwise unfortunately unhelpful, in my opinion!

Does the job

Very well made and super comfortable (the finger idea works really well form me) but its very quiet (I prefer it a bit louder). The finger attachment is a silicone band which is comfortable and it may slip off the clicker sometimes but is very easy to reattach and the clicker comes with a spare.

I have found that a finger clicker is ideal for me as I find it helps me to click in a timely manner, but I was disappointed with these. The size is just right to not take up too much space, but the plastic ring that goes over your finger is too small for me (I'm an average size woman) and it pulls out of the slot in the clicker very easily. I prefer the Mikki finger clicker with elastic finger band despite the fact that it is rather bulky.

Difficult to attach the ring at first, but once on you are good to go. as an instructor I always recommend that hands free clickers are used, much easier when trying to juggle dog.eads, treats etc. And for really good training your clicker should be on hand for immediate response. Feels sturdy, and my students very quickly got the hang of it.

Seems good and love the idea of having it on your hand. The two rings are within each other.

'Click' sound too quiet.

Clicks but better snapping your fingers.