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What makes the Clicker Leash unique is one thing: the fact that it has built-in clicker!
It’s just like the clickers used when training a dog. Only this one will never get lost, because it’s permanently attached to the leash!
With the clicker itself lodged into the handle of the Clicker Leash, you’re basically combining the advantages of clicker training with an everyday dog leash — so it’s easy to take your dog for a walk and train him at the same time.
The theory behind the Clicker Leash is a good one:
The click your dog hears is different from anything else he hears in the run of a day so it stands out and helps your dog learn faster. Because you always have your leash when you are out in public with your dog, you will take advantage of more training opportunities and your dog will learn how to work with you in a variety of environments. No more lost or forgotten clickers! Your favorite training tool will always be within easy reach.
Better yet, the company’s mission is to help dog owners train humane when they get a new dog. Clicker training is one way to do just that!
Adina, the inventor of the Clicker Leash, gave me one to try. I got to choose the color (blue, red, charcoal, brown) and the size (for dogs "over 25 pounds" or "under 25 pounds"). The difference is a 1-inch wide leash vs a 1/2-inch wide leash for larger vs smaller dogs.
I received a baby blue Clicker Leash that was "recommended for dogs over 25 lbs."
I finally got a chance to try out the Clicker Leash with my dog Tenor the other day. Here are the pros and cons of the Clicker Leash, as I see it…
Read more: Clicker Leash: It’s A Double-Duty Dog Leash With A Built-In Clicker!
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Lynnette Walczak
I like to help people find unique ways to do things in order to save time & money -- so I frequently write about "outside the box" ideas that most wouldn't think of. As a lifelong dog owner, I often share my best tips for living with and training dogs. I worked in Higher Ed several years until switching gears to pursue things I was more passionate about. I've worked at a vet, in a photo lab, and at a zoo -- to name a few. I enjoy the outdoors via bicycle, motorcycle, Jeep, or RV. You can always find me at the corner of Good News & Fun Times as publisher of The Fun Times Guide (32 fun websites).
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