Differences In 4 Common Clickers Video

tigerlily46514 said:
Great idea for a video, only i could only hear your song, but, great idea!!
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Me too.
I was hoping to hear what the different styles of clickers sounded like and what the pros/cons of each type are.

I have only used the first ones on the left; which seem like the most generic/basic; and am wondering if I shouldn't try one of the other styles...
 
I was looking forward to this video. I hope you repost at a later time. It sounds interesting.
 
ohhh I am gonna go look for the little quieter clicker.
I hadnt used a clicker since he was a puppy (now 6).
But with the new trick training I thought it would be easier.
but he shied away (he hates thunder and fireworks).
I wonder if the quieter one would allow me to use it, as it is easier
to mark the right behavior quicker.
 
sara said:
The iclick is very different than than knockoff then, it's extremely easy to click and quiet compared to alot of clickers, and it's easily muffled :)
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I agree. The real iclick itself is very easy to click. I click it with my toes, my knee, inside a pocket pressing from the outside, whatever. I have some ripoffs and they tend to vary from the real iclick, even though I can still click mine with different body parts.
 
I need a box clicker! They seem pretty cool for training with cars and everything. The Starmark is just "good enough" for a park, but I'm not sure if it'd be that good for a busy street or something like that.

My Starmark is louder than my i-clicks. That's weird. Maybe because the knockoff thing, but not sure.
 
sara said:
The iclick is very different than than knockoff then, it's extremely easy to click and quiet compared to alot of clickers, and it's easily muffled :)
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Found the same thing Sara, could only get iclick on e-bay Australia. Found it easy to click, quiet and easy to handle in general:) Plus the wrist strap is very useful when out walking, especially when I have to go into over drive click/treat.

Thank you Pawtential Unleashed for the video and I do love the insect clicker:)(y)
 
I have a multi clicker (didn't really search for it at the time, but I very happy with it and it came with a targetstick).
With this clicker you can adjust the Volume of the sound. So for tricks close to the dog I use a soft sound and for distance tricks I use a harder sound. And the wrist wrap is also very nice
 
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