Latest articles from Dog Training Instruction (http://www.dogtraininginstruction.com/) CommonSense CMS 3600 http://www.dogtraininginstruction.com/ Dogs soon learn that when they perform a particular action it gets them a reward immediately after hearing the click, this is a very positive way of training, which dogs react well to. They soon start performing the action in the hope of getting another treat. The training sessions are totally pleasurable for the dog so they learn very quickly, once they have realised that they get a reward. http://www.dogtraininginstruction.com/clicker-training-introduction-a45.html Thu, 07 Sep 2006 01:17:12 CDT I really don't have a problem with the clicker, itself. It has it's place in more advanced training exercises and for tricks. But not for basic obedience and behavior modification that is the result of a fundamental lack of respect from the dog to the owner... http://www.dogtraininginstruction.com/where-does-the-clicker-a22.html Sun, 13 Aug 2006 17:14:16 CDT