Where to buy a "clicker" ??

[cslogg]

Sorry if this seems a strange request.
Got back from Orlando on Sunday after a great two week stay thanks to all the tips from this forum.I am after some more help.
While in Seaworld we caught a display from a woman who had a variety of cats doing clever things.Anyway the thing she used all the time was a "clicker"I am sure I had one of them when I was a child but cannot find out where to get one now.Can anyone help?
I do not even know the correct name for it.
Also FYI I am sure I read somewhere that Virgin was charging for exit seats but we got them on both jouneys without being asked for any money.



cslogg

 

[WDWfan uk]

They are called clickers here too! You can get them at pet shops and shops attached to rescue centres with a book on clicker training.

Just moving this over to the Community Board in case anyone else wants to contrivute

 

[wheezie]

Hi there,

You can buy clickers over the internet on this site:

www.clickerzoneuk.co.uk

we trained our dog using this method at crosskeys training club years ago. They are very effective and a gentle way of training animals.

Wheezie

 

[Dis-knee]

Do you have PetSMART in the UK? That is where we buy our clickers. You can use them to train dogs and cats, and probably other pets too.

 

[Goofyish]

I've just bought 5 clickers to train our new puppy. They cost £1.50 each from here:


http://www.safe-servers.co.uk/~dogstuff/acatalog/Online_Catalogue_Clickers_and_Discs_25.html

 

[MalcolmC]

Originally posted by Dis-knee
Do you have PetSMART in the UK? That is where we buy our clickers. You can use them to train dogs and cats, and probably other pets too.

We used to have PetSMART here but after some very bad publicity they changed the name to Pets at Home.

I'll look in there tonight for clickers.