Cat School's Clicker Training Tools

We haven't trained much - still trying to get weight down on one cat before starting. But the few times we have worked with it, the clicker sound is great. I used to click with my mouth - all other clickers scared my cats.

So far so good. I need more instruction to learn how to train my cats more effectively--but the tool itself does what it promises. My cats are interested in it.

Lov this clicker. I mostly use the target stick, and it works great. So far, I've taught my cat to shak my hand, give me a hug, jump over things, and I can make her walk anywhere I want. Completely reccomend.

Very satisfying and reliable, firm yet light click; I've had a clicker on which the button might "slip" away from under the finger and not click, but there's no fear of that with this one. The finger strap on the small clicker is stretchy enough for different sized fingers. The ball of the target is a hard plastic, which is very good, since it can't be chewed (my previous soft-balled target was obliterated within days). The combination of target and clicker is genius and very handy indeed.

My cat is very independent and crazy and she doesn't like to listen, but after a few days she purred whenever I touched the cat training kit! She knows how to twirl, sit, come, fist bump, and stand up just after around a week! She is very smart and she LOVES training sessions. We do them twice a day for only a few minutes and she runs circles around me whenever I get out the clicker because she loves it so much. I'm so glad I bought this training kit and I recommend it to anyone who is considering!