Brightkins Smarty Pooch Bone Dog Training Clicker
In a Nutshell
- Functional and effective for training.
- Wristband is useful for hands-free use.
- Loudness and build quality are concerns.
Quick Verdict
The clicker is functional and good for clicker training. Users appreciate the wrist band for hands-free use. However, the loudness and build quality can be improved. Suitable for those who have dogs who have ADHD, those who want an inexpensive option. Avoids who need a durable clicker; cats owners.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Hands-Free Use (2)
The wrist band allows for easy, hands-free training.
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Effective for Distraction (3)
Works well to distract and get the dog's attention.
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Good Quality (2)
A good and very loud clicker.
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Good for Distance (2)
The clicker is loud enough to be heard from a distance.
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Design/Build (1)
Nice clicker, I like the wrist strap.
Cons
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Not Loud Enough (3) minor
The loudness of the clicker is insufficient for some users especially from a distance.
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Price For Value () minor
Users who have a particular need for loudness might find this product underperforming.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Budget-conscious owners — Affordable and functional for basic training
- • Beginners — Cost-effective and works adequately
✗ Skip If
- • Owners needing durability — Build quality concerns
- • Those needing loud clickers — Insuficient loudness for some dogs
Durability & Care
Cleaning Methods
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
What is the impact of pets’ personality on the product's usability?
It causes little to no problem for normal dogs, but very hyper dogs or deaf dogs will hardly hear it.
Highlighted Reviews
"It makes Bob listen."
"The clicker is NOT loud enough. I have an old fashioned clicker, I was trying to replace, this does not cut it!"
Bottom Line
If you're on a tight budget and need a basic clicker, this is a decent option. However, if loudness and durability are crucial for your training, you might want to consider other, more expensive options.