SunGrow Parrot Training Clickers with Black Wrist Strap, Pet Bird Clickers Training Kit, Flat Drop-Shape Button (Multicolored, 10)

SunGrow Parrot Training Clickers with Black Wrist Strap, Pet Bird Clickers Training Kit, Flat Drop-Shape Button (Multicolored, 10)

Click It Good --- An impressive partner to every bird trainer is SunGrow's Parrot Clicker! Clicking away this terrific training device gives your pet birds a forewarned signal that you are forearmed with a delicious treat that they cannot resist. Compliment your parrot's good behavior or teach them tricks using this reliable clicker. Reward your pet's intellect, build their trust, and create playtime with this positive training tool and its method. Aye! Aye Captain! I Can Hear You! --- SunGrow's Parrot Training Clicker sets forth a distinct sound that your cockatoos can absolutely hear. Your parrots get this clicker's sound even if it is inside your pocket, bag, or pouches. But for the clicker training to be successful, keep your pets out of any distractions during the first weeks' sessions. This will help them get used to the clicker sound and incorporate it into the behavior that you want them to do and get a prize from. Easy Grip To Present A Wonderful Goodie Tip --- Couldn't squeeze in a bunch of treats and a clicker into your grasp? No problem! This training clicker is very small and handy with a flat drop-shaped oval form to fit in the palm of your hands. Never worry about clamoring for treats after clicking this device because you can both hold them together during your training sessions. An easy-peasy rewarding system is brought to you by SunGrow's Parrot Training Clickers. Doesn’t Let Go Easily --- You may also want your hands free during training or playtime with your pet birdies. SunGrow's Parrot Training Clickers each have an elastic coiled band that comes with a metal keychain snap to attach it to your belt loop or bag. You can even wreathe it into a bracelet to fit securely through your wrist comfortably. Fasten the chain snap, and you do not have to fret if it falls accidentally or just let it hang loose. Double Treats To Reward Tidbits --- SunGrow's Parrot Training Clickers come in two pieces per package. Leave one at home to use during your home training sessions and put another inside your bag so you could carry it with your pet outdoors. Do not let missed training opportunities get in the way of training your pets. Be able to teach them anywhere, anytime with twice the fun. Is Clicker Training needed for parrots? The Clicker Training teaches your cockatoos about the good behaviors that you want to instil in them. It is a fantastic training tool to teach your pets that a good deed always comes with a reward. Using clickers is quicker and handier in carrying prizes. Just click when the desired behavior comes up, not upon its completion. Await your feathered friends to conclude the task once they hear the sound of the clicker, then hand them their reward after doing a great job. This method uses a positive support system for your pets instead of teaching them through punishments and scolding. How do I start clicker training? You can start training your pets as early as six weeks. A room without any distractions is a vital key to get your pet accustomed to the clicker, especially during the first days or weeks of training. Practice giving them the treat first with one hand and the clicker in the other, click the clicker once, then immediately give your parrot their reward. Do this a few times so that your pet gets how the clicker goes with their treat. Can I use a clicker to warn my pet of bad behavior? The clicker method aims to let pets know they had done something good. It is never intended to mark a bad behavior because they might remember the wrong deeds rather than the good ones. Clicking encourages your pets to repeat the marked behaviors because of the prize that comes with it. What other pets can have clicker training? Aside from parrots, clicker training can also be an efficient teaching method to your dogs, chinchillas, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets, hamsters, gerbils, birds, and even horses!