Furry Companion's Helper Clicker Trainer with Integrated Training Bell Key benefits Clear, consistent sound: The click marks the exact moment your pet performs the desired behavior, helping them learn faster without confusion. Builtin training bell: Adds an audible cue to routines, enabling easier recall and smoother correction of unwanted behavior. Onebutton operation: Simply press the button to produce a reliable click, then reward good behavior to reinforce learning. Gentle and versatile: Designed for sensitive pets and puppies, suitable for dogs, cats, birds, horses, and other animals. Professional and beginner friendly: A multifunction training tool that supports click training in various settings and with multiple species. What makes it stand out Integrated bell feature alongside a dependable click sound for richer training cues. Simple, intuitive use with immediate feedback that reduces training friction. Broad compatibility across common household pets and larger animals alike. How to use Press the button to generate a click when your pet performs the desired action. Immediately reward with a , praise, or another positive reinforcement to cement the behavior. Use the bell cue for routines or when you want to attract attention during training sessions. Pair the click with rewards consistently to build strong, positive associations. Use scenarios Puppy house training and basic obedience: Use the click to mark sit, stay, or coming when called, followed by a reward to reinforce the behavior. Cat or small animal training: Click for desired actions such as target paw, coming when called, or practicing tricks, then reward accordingly. Multispecies or professional training: Use with dogs, cats, horses, birds, or other pets in home or classroom settings to teach a range of skills and commands. Compatibility and versatility Suitable for dogs, cats, birds, horses, and other pets. Effective for sensitive pets and puppies, helping establish clear communication and a calm training pace. Works across different training contexts, from simple athome sessions to more structured training environments.