Clink Design Dog Training Clicker and Clicker Dog Trainer with Built in Treat Storage, Compact Dog Clicker for Puppy Training or Cat Clicker, 2.36 oz, Black
$25.99
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Use
Treat Container + Clicker
Training Treat
Training Treat
Training Treat + Snack Bar
Made of
Food Grade ABS
100% Chicken
100% Salmon
60% Goat Milk, 40% Chicken
Suitable for
Dogs and Cats
Dogs and Cats
Dogs and Cats
Dogs and Cats
Form
3 Colors Available
Cube
Cube
Cylinder
Clink Clicker Compatible
Built-in Treat Compartment
Sized to Fit Clink Clicker
Sized to Fit Clink Clicker
Breakable to Fit Clink Clicker
How does clicker training work?
The Clink Clicker uses positive reinforcement by marking a behavior with a click the moment it happens. This gives your dog immediate feedback, letting them know exactly what they did right, followed by a treat to reinforce the behavior.
How many treats can the Clink Clicker hold?
It depends on the size of the treat. For Clink Training Treats, the Clink Clicker can hold approximately 40 treats, making it perfect for small training sessions or daily use.
What treats should I use with the Clink Clicker?
We recommend using small, dry treats that are less than 1cm on the longest side. Opt for treats that don’t crumble to keep the treat compartment clean and make training more efficient.
How should I clean the Clink Clicker?
Avoid wet treats to prevent spoilage and desiccant damage. If cleaning is needed, unscrew the two internal screws to separate parts. Hand wash the bottom part and wipe the top part. Do not wash the top due to metal components.
How often should I change the desiccant sheet?
If the desiccant sheet becomes soft, it’s time to change it. Typically, we recommend changing it every 2-3 weeks, but always keep an eye on the sheet’s texture for the best results.
Product Dimensions : 4.7 x 1.8 x 1.3 inches; 7.37 ounces
Item model number : CLC
Date First Available : June 26, 2024
Manufacturer : Clink Design
ASIN : B0D85D9L2L
Best Sellers Rank: #22,255 in Pet Supplies (See Top 100 in Pet Supplies) #29 in Dog Training Clickers
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2-IN-1 TRAINING MADE SIMPLE This dog clicker combines the function of a dog training clicker with the convenience of a dog training treat pouch and dog treat dispenser, so you can mark the right behavior and reward it right away with one compact tool.
AWARD-WINNING DESIGN FOR SMOOTHER ONE-HAND USE Featuring a 2024 iF Design Award-winning design, this clicker dog trainer comes with a secure wrist strap and supports smoother handling than many bulky dog training tools, while still working like a practical handheld dog treat dispenser during walks, home practice, or class.
GREAT FOR BASIC COMMANDS AND POTTY ROUTINES Ideal for puppy training, daily dog potty training, and other routines that often need dog training clickers for puppies, this compact puppy clicker helps reinforce sit, stay, come, crate habits, and everyday manners with better consistency.
FASTER MARKING, FASTER REWARDS More than a basic dog clicker for training, this training clicker works like a reliable dog trainer clicker and efficient clicker for dog training, helping you deliver a clear marker signal and a reward without losing timing.
CLEAR CLICK FOR CONSISTENT MARKER TRAINING Among daily dog training & behavior aids, this tool stands out as a dependable pet clicker, practical pet training clicker, and effective clicker for dogs thanks to its clear, consistent sound that supports better cue-and-reward timing.
LIGHTWEIGHT AND EASY TO CARRY At just 2.36 oz and 4.72 x 1.77 inches, this lightweight design is compact enough to pair with your dog walking accessories, easy to stash alongside puppy training tools, and simple to carry with other dog training supplies, making it more convenient than many larger dog clickers for daily use.
READY AT HOME, OUTDOORS, OR IN CLASS Built to fit naturally into your dog training tools, useful for beginner routines or even light dog agility practice, and practical for any dog trainer, this design works well in more settings than many traditional clickers for dog training.
EASY TO CLEAN FOR EVERYDAY USE Designed for repeated daily use, this compact tool fits well with other dog accessories, works naturally among pet dog supplies and general pet supplies, and earns a place in your everyday dog essentials thanks to its easy-to-wipe surface.
DESICCANT COMPARTMENT HELPS KEEP TREATS DRY Unlike a bulky dog treat pouch, many treat pouches for pet training, or a loose dog treat bag, this compact design includes a dedicated space for a desiccant insert to help keep small treats dry and fresh, making it a smarter training pouch for daily training.
SUITABLE FOR MORE THAN JUST DOGS While designed with dogs in mind, this tool can also work as a cat clicker, a simple clicker cat trainer, a practical pet clicker, and a flexible option for broader pet training with cats, birds, horses, and other reward-trained pets.
13 reviews for Clink Design Dog Training Clicker and Clicker Dog Trainer with Built in Treat Storage, Compact Dog Clicker for Puppy Training or Cat Clicker, 2.36 oz, Black
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Angel –
Brilliant Design — A Must‑Have Training Tool!
I absolutely love this 2‑in‑1 dog training treat carrier and clicker! The design is incredibly smart and truly makes training faster, easier, and more enjoyable. Having the **clicker and treat dispenser in one** means I can reinforce behaviors instantly without fumbling around for treats. It’s such a game changer for both puppy training and working with older dogs.The build quality is fantastic—**durable, food‑grade ABS** that feels solid and reliable. The sliding mechanism is smooth, and I can tell it’s built to last. The **compact, lightweight size** makes it super comfortable to carry during walks or training sessions, and it easily fits in a pocket.One of my favorite features is the **desiccant compartment**. It truly keeps the treats fresh and dry, which is perfect for outdoor training or humid weather. And the **one‑hand operation** is incredibly convenient—click to mark, slide to reward. It doesn’t get any easier than that!Overall, this is one of the most well‑designed training tools I’ve ever used. It’s practical, efficient, and thoughtfully engineered. **Highly recommended for any dog owner or trainer!**
erin –
So helpful
The opening is small so only mini training treats. Otherwise it’s great, lightweight, fits a good days work and I can just click, slide and show my dog and she’ll lick up a couple. Great for training or service dogs
G –
Best ive researched out there.
Best treat clicker Ive seen so far. There used to be smaller, PEZ style ones that attached to your belt. But I cant find those now. Attractive on its own, but the packaging was attractively too much. (It doesnt need Iphone level padding thats anything but recyclable, but I get that they are proud and want to present it a certain way, but cmon, grow up and be a better citizen). The extra length of paracord provided is thoughtful. the attachment point could be way larger and stronger. The clicker definitely gets caught on the food at least once, each use session, but maybe only 1 out of 5clicks. Still completely worth it. Its still very nimble as a 1-handed device, which we need. No, you dont need a shooter unless you want the dog jumping around wildly. Yes, your hands will get gross unless you train your dog to wait till the treat has touched the ground.TIP: if you have small or child’s hands, slide your wrist into the 2nd loop, closer to the device, and tighten down.
clmntns –
sleek design but broke after a few months
UPDATE: changing my review based off the outstanding customer support i received. a few days after my review this seller kindly reached out to me to apologize for my experience with the clicker and graciously offered me a refund for my original order.as if that wasn’t enough, they also followed up a few days later to ask if they could send me a new clicker and shipped me a replacement the very next day. I’ve now had it for over a month and have had no issues! highly recommend as their team stands behind their product and goes above and beyond to make sure you’re happy with your purchase.- -really loved this clicker but it unfortunately broke after a few months and i cant justify spending another $25 dollars on a replacement.i got this to help with positive reinforcement while going on walks with my reactive dog. the built in treat pouch was great. it’s unfortunate that the product wasn’t built to last.
KS –
Great Idea not long lasting
It was a great training tool while it lasted. The design idea is excellent, and a 2-1 training tool is helpful. The size is great for your pocket. There are some definite drawbacks.1. Not easy to clean – there is no way to access the treat compartment for cleaning2. The clicker became jammed after a few months of use3. No customer support so far, I reached out to them via their website and haven’t heard backFor the most part it is a great idea, but the durability for the cost isn’t great. I hope to hear back from them as it has been a good training tool with my puppy.
Erin R. –
Best clicker I have found
My dog responds so good when she hears the click she automatically sits. Great product and good quality
Kim –
Broke within a month
Love the idea of having a clicker and treats in one for training and walking. However, for this price, it would be nice to last longer. The clicker broke within a month (maybe 3 weeks of using). In the trash it went.
Nicole –
Broke on the first day. Didn’t even get to use it. The clicker broke
Broke on the first day and the clicker wouldn’t work 🙁
Jeff –
Very useful training tool, particularly because of the timing… Immediately reward the correct behaviour with the click and a half a second later, they are paid with their treat… !Yes, you’re paid… Yes, you’re paid… Highly recommend this, much easier than having a clicker around your wrist or in your pocket somewhere, and a clumsy treat bag… it even has freshening packets to keep whatever you put moist. This is absolutely money well spent, and the quality is great, I’ve been rough with mine for a year before I finally broke it- and I gladly replaced it with another immediately!
Leslie Stewart –
This tool has been incredibly helpful in keeping me motivated to train my puppy consistently! If you’re getting a puppy, this is a must-have. The clicker sound is clear but not obnoxious—unlike others I’ve tried and returned. The treat pouch is sleek and convenient, and the bracelet makes it easy to keep the clicker on hand for quick rewards. It’s also super durable—my pup has chewed on it, and it’s still in one piece. Highly recommend!
Review Gal –
I have a new puppy whom I’m just starting to train, and this was exactly the device that I needed to get started. While I did not experience the problems that some others did, I did find it to be pretty cheap feeling overall. Mine functions as a clicker and I can fit a small handful of smallish treats or dog kibble in it, and it is good for my small puppy. I’m not sure how functional it would be for a larger dog, as the container isn’t that large. I wouldn’t want to use any type of wet treats in order to minimize the needs for cleaning. I do think it works, but I would value it at half of what they’re asking, which is just over 40 with a coupon at time of rating.⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ = Wow. I love it.⭐⭐⭐⭐ = Hey, this is pretty great.⭐⭐⭐ = Meh. It’s okay but I don’t love it. Someone might like it.⭐⭐ = Not great. Best to avoid.⭐ = Nope. This is bad.**All opinions are my own and authentic, and written by me.**
Mother of Three –
I’ve had my dog for just over 4 years now. She was adopted as an adult, so we did a ton of clicker training in her early days. I still carry a clicker and a stash of treats in my dogwalking fanny pack in case I ever find myself in situations where she needs a refresher on certain things like “leave it” or sitting at intersections before we cross. The strap on this makes it easy to keep on the wrist, and the clasp means you can loop it onto keyrings or other larger carabiners if you want to attach this elsewhere.That being said, my basic clicker is a bit hard to get a hold of quickly, and clicking it properly requires my thumb to apply pressure in the correct orientation for it to sound clearly. This clicker, while noticeably larger than your average clicker fits my small hand well. It is rounded with no sharp edges and cradles well for a good grip. The button is big and orange, making it easy to spot and locate (even without looking), and I can engage the button with my thumb when held in hand, or with my index and middle fingers when it’s hanging from my belt, or even just with the palm of my hand. I think this would be a great option for anyone who suffers from mobility or finger strength issues (e.g., arthritis).The treat compartment is a good size. I like using this to keep high-value treats for my dog (i.e., cut-up liver treats). I can cram about 20 small pieces in there for her – more than enough for the duration of our usual walks. I still like to keep another treat dispenser with low-reward treats (especially if I’m doing a more intentional training session). The compartment is eays to slide open and shut. As seen in the video clip, I was able to maneuver the device with my non-dominant hand quite easily.The product came well packaged and had clear instructions with links to training tips and compatible treats. It comes with 3 dessicant refills to keep treats fresh. Although if you’re training regularly, you hopefully won’t need to rely on the dessicant packs much. I also love that it comes with the ability to be taken apart for cleaning! There are instructions in the manual, as well as a link to a video to show you how to piece everything back together.It’s a bit pricey at $44, but considering the markup on typical dog products, and the quality and thoughtfulness put into the design, it would be a good investment for new puppy owners. Had I known how well clicker training works from the get go, I would have appreciated having this product 4 years ago when I first adopted my dog.
Mommyo –
The clicker was too hard to click so otherwise it was a very cute little thing, but I found it more frustrating and convenient