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Clix Multi-Clicker Training Aid - Default Title - Training Products - The Company of Animals - PetMax Canada
Clix Multi-Clicker Training Aid - Default Title - Training Products - The Company of Animals - PetMax Canada

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Clix Multi-Clicker Training Aid

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Description
No more shouting or yanking your dog around in the name of training. Clicker training is the fun, reward-based method of dog training that you will both enjoy. Unlike other clickers, the Multi-Clicker has a volume/tone control enabling you to clicker train even sound-sensitive dogs.

Includes a free step-by-step guide that shows you how to teach your dog to sit, lie down, recall and perform basic heel work. Once you have learned to use the clicker, the sky is the limit!

  • Raised thumb-piece for easy use
  • Tone control for sound-sensitive dogs
  • Elasticated wrist straps

FAQs

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What is the Clix Multi-Clicker?
It's a dog training clicker with adjustable volume and tone, so you can dial the click sound to a level your dog responds to without startling sound-sensitive dogs. Includes a beginner training guide.
What is clicker training?
Clicker training pairs the click sound with a reward, so the click becomes a precise marker for 'yes, that's the behaviour I want'. The timing precision is what makes it so effective compared to verbal praise alone.
Why does volume control matter?
Some dogs flinch at loud clicks and learn to avoid the sound — exactly the opposite of what you want. The Multi-Clicker's adjustable volume lets you start quiet and build up, useful for puppies and noise-sensitive breeds.
How do I use it?
Click the moment your dog does the right thing, then immediately reward with a treat. The included guide walks through basics like sit, down, recall, and heel — about 5 minutes of practice a day produces fast results.
What about the raised thumb piece?
The raised thumb-piece makes the clicker easier to find by feel without looking — useful when your eyes are on your dog. A small detail that makes single-handed use much smoother during training sessions.