Price: $0.79
(As of Thu, 11 Mar 2010)

Common Opinion:

Product Overview and Summary

Ergonomic training clicker based on scientific principles of operant and classical conditioning.

Customer Experience and Opinions

 Works great for me., March 09 ,2010
James Hitchcock (texas) reveals:
Personally I like this clicker. I used the crappy one I got from the place I went to train my dog and this one is much better. Plus my dog had no problem making the transition from the old one to the new one. I highly recommend it.

 Clicker, March 05 ,2010
Judy Tomlin (Rochester, New York) reveals:
These are some of the best clicker's I have used. They have a nice clear sound, very distinctive.

 Awsome clicker for people with hand difficulties..., February 08 ,2010
Heather Martin (North Carolina, USA) thinks that:
I have had 2 surgeries in the past year on my right hand and found out i have neuropothy in both my arms and hands and fingers. this causes me to have difficulty using a lot of different things. but this clicker is extremely easy for me to use. i would definaly buy from this person again they were reliable also.

Price: $6.42
(As of Thu, 11 Mar 2010)

Common Opinion:

Product Overview and Summary

Training collar for dogs with patented humane design.

Customer Experience and Opinions

 SLOW SHIPPING!!, January 30 ,2010
BUde (Texas) informs us that:
It took over two weeks for me to receive the item I ordered. Extremely slow shipping!! When it arrived, though, it was exactly as I expected and of great quality!

 Star Mark Collar, December 21 ,2009
Melissa A. Gibby (Virginia Beach, VA USA) informs us that:
This is the most humane pinch collar we found for our Boxer puppy. I am 6 mos. pregnant, so having her pull on the leash was something we had to take care of right away. We started to see results as soon as we put it on her. Within about a week, her behavior had changed. The only negative thing about it is that since the ring you attach the leash to is nylon, it wears out pretty quickly. All in all, a great purchase.

 Effective control without worry of injuring my dog, October 16 ,2009
Martin Taylor (Ellicott City, Maryland USA) reveals:
This is a simple collar that works. My dog is a high-energy excitable little guy, mix of min-pin and Jack Russel, and we were having a hard time keeping him focused on walks. This collar helps - simple pinch action is uncomfortable for him and he is learning not to pull - but won't do any damage to him. Overall, excellent training collar.

Only con is that the string connecting the links could be longer, allowing correctly-sized collar to be more easily pulled over the dog's head.

Price: $6.99
(As of Thu, 11 Mar 2010)

Common Opinion:

Product Overview and Summary

Teach the most headstrong dog to obey. Called a pinch or spike collar, inward placed blunt prongs will tighten under pressure; instantly released. 8 Links; extra links available.

Customer Experience and Opinions

 Great for Training an Over Eager Pup, December 28 ,2009
Kelly M. Christensen (Brandon, MS United States) says that:
I know a lot of people consider pinch collars to be "inhumane", but they are not. In fact, they are considerably less startling than a choke chain or even a traditional collar for a dog who pulls excessively on a lead. Some dogs will continue to pull with a choke chain, choking themselves just as they do with a normal collar if they are a tenacious puller. A pinch collar exerts gentle pressure when a dog pulls, encouraging them to walk at your pace. You really only need use the pinch collar every so often during training sessions, before your dog learns how to walk comfortably with you on a lead.

 it works, November 06 ,2009
Airmen J reveals that:
I wasnt sure about using a prong collar for my dog, it looked like it hurt and looked uncomfortable. I have a lab/pit mix, best dog ever, lovable and playful. But he loved pulling me outside and chase after other dogs. Became a job instead of a lesiure walk. I had to resort to a prong collar and it started to work instantly. I was impressed. its only temporary for training. I dont even use it anymore and he is doing great. If the dog was not responding to the collar i probable would have discontinued because Im sure it would have hurt him. When dogs are pups, the mother would uselly grab them by there neck. Its only pressure on the dog.

 Inhumane!, October 21 ,2009
Kelly L. Small reveals that:
Collars like this can cause behavioral problems as well as health issues, really learn about these collars and what they do... there are better ways to help you train your dog. I challenge anyone who uses these cruel collars to try them on for size around their own necks and give them a tug or pull. Dogs' necks are very sensitive just like ours no matter how rounded the prongs, they still hurt!