The Puppingtons Finger Clicker is a small finger clicker with a softer click that stays close at hand during training. Slip it onto your finger and press the button to mark the moment your dog does something you want to reward.
The ring design helps keep the clicker in place, so you do not have to grip it in your palm. It is useful for teaching basic skills, tricks and shaping behaviour step by step. Always follow a click with a reward.
Product detailed description
Mark the right moment with a single click
When teaching a new skill, it matters that your dog knows exactly what earns the reward. A click provides a clear signal for a specific moment – such as when your dog looks at you or touches your offered palm with their nose.
The Puppingtons Finger Clicker slips onto your finger, keeping it ready between repetitions. Its small design is handy for everyday training at home and outdoors.
The photos show the clicker's design. Choose an available colour from the product variants.
What you will appreciate during training
Ready on your finger
No need to find the clicker in your palm again after every reward or pick it up from the ground.
Precise marking
A single click lets you mark even a brief movement you want to capture during training.
Softer sound
The click has a gentler sound, described by the manufacturer as a soft click.
Small design
Measuring 3.5 × 3 cm, the clicker fits easily into your everyday training kit.
On your finger, ready for the next click
Try wearing it on your index finger and pressing the button with your thumb. Before training, find a position that lets you reach the button comfortably.
You do not need to grip the clicker firmly in your palm. This leaves your hand available for giving rewards or handling a training aid.
Who is the finger clicker suitable for?
How to get started with a clicker
Have some small, favourite treats ready and start in a quiet place with few distractions.
1. Pair the click with a reward
Click once and immediately give a treat. Repeat a few times in a short session so your dog learns to associate the sound with a reward.
2. Mark the right moment
Choose a simple behaviour and click at the exact moment it happens. Then reward your dog.
3. Progress in small steps
When teaching a more complex skill, reward small steps towards the goal. Keep training sessions short.
A click promises a reward
Every click is followed by a reward. The clicker marks the right behaviour; the sound itself does not replace a treat or another favourite reward. One click is enough to mark one moment.
Further information
Dimensions and design
- Brand: Puppingtons
- Model: Finger Clicker
- Type: Finger clicker for training
- Dimensions: 3.5 × 3 cm
- Sound: Softer click, according to the manufacturer
- Attachment: Ring worn on your finger
Is it suitable for beginners?
Yes. Start by pairing the click with a reward and practising a simple skill. Good timing and clear steps are what matter.
How can I use a clicker for shaping?
When shaping behaviour, you can mark small steps towards your goal. This tells your dog which movement led to the reward.
Should I click several times when my dog does really well?
One click is enough to mark the behaviour. You can recognise an especially successful attempt with a higher-value or larger reward.
Do I have to use the clicker forever?
A clicker is especially useful for teaching and refining behaviour. Once your dog reliably performs a skill on cue, you can reward its routine performance without clicking.
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| Manufacturing company : | Puppingtons - Angela Shepherd |
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| Address : | 24 Main Street, Lobethal, South Australia Postal Code: 5241 |
| E-mail : | puppingtons@yahoo.com.au |
