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Not really, but not because of the build or quality, just in the entire clicker training concept.

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The only downside i think to clicker training is you need to keep food/treat as a reward with you, and the clicker itself.

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But if you have a stubborn independent dog like mine, then you have to make sacrifices for results of any kind.

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Only reason i am giving 4 starts instead of 5 is that of the pack of four.

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The first one i used the wrist band snapped the second day i used (and no the dog didn't get a hold of it).

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It's a ball, however i'm pretty sure he's doing it for the treats i offer, not the clicker.

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I am a person with disabilities, who has, among other things, limited hand function in the hand i need to use to click the clicker.

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These clickers are great, because they allow me to click promptly after the desired behaviour has occurred.