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Company of Animals Coachi Whizzclick Trainer for Dogs - From £7.00
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Company of Animals Coachi Whizzclick Trainer for Dogs

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Manufacturer: Company of Animals

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The Company of Animals Coachi Whizzclick Trainer for Dogs is a unique training aid which combines two of the most popular dog training tools, a clicker and a whistle.

Use the Whizzclick clicker as a fun way to reward train your dog, whilst the whistle allows you to control your dog at a distance. The whistle is used as a cue or command and the clicker to mark and reward the behaviour.

Each Coachi Whizzclick also has a reflective adjustable lanyard that can be used around the neck or wrist for ease of use.

Key Features:

  • 2-in-1 Design
  • Clicker for reward training
  • Whistle for recall procedure
  • Reflective and adjustable lanyard

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Fran Hill
April 2011

I only bought this clicker because I now have two dogs and needed a second, different-sounding clicker for my other dog. I regret buying it and wish I'd looked for a different one. Faults: I dislike the sound it makes - it's more of a 'whine' than a proper click. The whistle is too feeble so you will still need a separate one. There is no volume control and so if your dog is sound-sensitive, then it'll hate the sound of the clicker. I don't think it's a particularly robust clicker and will probably break fairly soon.