Clicker Training Terry Ryan Clik Stik for Pet Training

(12 customer reviews)

$19.99

  • All in one clicker and retractable target stick
  • Fully telescoping from 6 to 23 Inch
  • Can be used as clicker when rod is closed
  • Includes Terry Ryan’s training guide
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Additional information

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

No
Product Dimensions

6 x 1.5 x 1 inches, 3.04 ounces
Item model number

KPCL905
Date First Available

January 30, 2010
Manufacturer

Sunshine Books
Country of Origin

China

12 reviews for Clicker Training Terry Ryan Clik Stik for Pet Training

  1. J. Westphal –

    I love the idea of this product, but the click is very, very loud. I opened it up in an attempt to find a way to muffle the click, but the whole thing is very tightly engineered and there’s not much meddling you can do. The click is uncomfortably loud for me, and our pets have hearing many times more sensitive than ours, so I can only imagine how unpleasant it is for them. Will keep looking for a quieter clicker.

  2. Williamson –

    Actually have returned this item. It wasn’t good quality, the clicker was way louder than expected and kept getting stuck. When you pressed the clicker the stick would move scaring our Bunny. I suggest getting things separate.

  3. Williamson –

    At first I was really happy with it, it felt well made, the pointer extends very far and the clicker is very loud. Then it broke in the first 30 minutes 🙁 The top telescoping part just snapped off when I extended it (it wasn’t even like I was pulling hard, just as much force as was needed to pull it out). Very disappointed, I am going to return this and find an alternative

  4. Kristy –

    猫ヘルパー、ジャクソンギャラクシーのギターケースからスッと依頼人に渡されたクリッカーがこれでした。
    日本での値段の高さに尻込みしましたが、ここしか扱いもなく仕方なく購入。
    けれども値段のことなど忘れ、使ってみれば素晴らしいの一言！伸び縮みする棒付きのため人間も指示がしやすく、猫もわかりやすい、win-winな棒です。
    四ヶ月の子猫、訓練をスタートして一ヶ月、ゆるゆる訓練ですが棒なしのハイタッチ、棒での指示場所回遊、二本足タッチなどがができるようになってます。ゲージ誘導もこれとオヤツがあれば嬉しそうにやってきます。訓練中は目の色を変えて真剣になるので猫もやれば出来るんだなーと感心します。
    訓練のためにはネットでやり方を確認した上か、本を一冊ご用意されるのをお勧めします。

  5. sig –

    Good product with simple instructions, arrived fast.

  6. M.U. –

    Has done great so far in working with my horse. Although he has been a little enthusiastic and bent the pole, but I will buy this again and again. This positive reinforcement tool has taken us so far in a short time.

  7. Amazon Customer –

    Its fun. Works. Soft click so my kitty likes it. The cool thing i can use it for my dog too. So cute to see their nose touch the target 💕

  8. thisbelex –

    It’s a little awkward to handle at first but you get used to it. It’s perfect for training my service dog new tasks!

  9. Niel –

    かなり前に、かなり楽しませてもらったんですが、無くなってしまったのと、最近、子猫を新しく飼い始めたので、コミュニケーションのために再購入しました。前回、猫ちゃんと、とっても良いコミュニケーションがとれた気がしましたので、リピートしました！

  10. One voracious reader –

    The pandemic has been a time of change for us all. My big entertainment has been figuring out if my cats are trainable. Spoiler alert: They are. This clicker was recommended as a good one for cats, it’s not as loud as some, very sturdy (our cats have already tried to gnaw on it because when the clicker comes out, so do the treats, ergo the clicker must be full of treats). I love that it’s extendible. Our cats actually pay more attention to the little ball at the end of the extended stick than to my hand gestures. Given the number of times I’ve shaken my finger at them, no wonder. Anyway, the only thing I wish is that this was smaller. It’s so large it sticks out of my hand, and I’d rather the cats not focus on it as a visual, that they listen to the click and watch my other hand. Nothing I didn’t know before I bought it – not a reason for docking it a star, it’s user incompetence and small hands, not the clicker’s fault – but Karen Pryor, if you’re reading this, I’d love to buy a more compact version.

    For anyone wondering: Yes, the cats are trainable. They know high five, over, up, sit, here, and circle. However, being cats, or maybe being our spoiled cats, they will only do these actions when it suits them, and when heavily fortified by treats.

  11. Mary Anne –

    Both my cats have learned tricks with clicker training and it’s fun for me too. Way better than pulling a string with a feather attached to it while they chase it till they get bored. I used the ‘trick training for cats’ book I got from Amazon with this clicker target stick and it was very effective. The clicker is not to loud, it’s easy press and realiable. The wand part is wobbly but has not come apart and my fur kids have pulled, chewed and slapped the target while we learn. I also expand and contract the wand part during our play time repeatedly – but never out all the way – just in case cause of that wobble. It’s holding up. Recommended. I would get another one if this one ever broke but it is admittedly pricey.

  12. Alayna Kirk –

    I like how adjustable it is and that it’s not so small it’s hard to use or so big that my nervous Nelly pup feels threatened by it.

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