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Product Description
The i-Click has so many benefits compared to the "old fashioned" clicker -
QUIETER
It makes a lighter click sound and is not so startling or loud (ideal for class situations and for training sound sensitive animals).
EASIER TO CLICK QUICKLY
Much simpler and easier to use (no fumbling to find the hole to put your finger or thumb in, as is the case with "old fashioned" clickers) so you can press the raised button at the exact moment you need to.
SNUG, SMALL & BALANCED
Curved so that it can rest in the palm of your hand while you click, and small enough so that your dog cannot see it.
DISABLED FRIENDLY
Can be placed on the floor & the button operated by a foot, or tied to a wheelchair and pressed by an arm or chin.
LESS PRESSURE NEEDED
Designed so that less pressure is needed to operate the i-Click compared to other types of clicker.
IT HAS AN INTEGRAL HOLE AT ONE END
So that clips, chains, tape or string can be attached to it
It makes a lighter click sound and is not so startling or loud (ideal for class situations and for training sound sensitive animals).
Much simpler and easier to use (no fumbling to find the hole to put your finger or thumb in, as is the case with "old fashioned" clickers) so you can press the raised button at the exact moment you need to.
Curved so that it can rest in the palm of your hand while you click, and small enough so that your dog cannot see it.
Can be placed on the floor & the button operated by a foot, or tied to a wheelchair and pressed by an arm or chin.
Designed so that less pressure is needed to operate the i-Click compared to other types of clicker.
So that clips, chains, tape or string can be attached to it
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