Coachi Whizzclick combined dog clicker and whistle, light blue body with a navy press button, on a corded lanyard

Coachi Whizzclick Light Blue/Navy

$7.99
Sale price  $7.99 Regular price  $10.80
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Coachi Whizzclick combined dog clicker and whistle, light blue body with a navy press button, on a corded lanyard

Coachi Whizzclick Light Blue/Navy

$7.99
Sale price  $7.99 Regular price  $10.80
Coachi Whizzclick – Light Blue with Navy Button

The Whizzclick puts a clicker and a training whistle in the same body, which sounds like a small thing until you have tried to work a dog at distance with one in each hand. Press the button to mark a behaviour close in; blow the whistle for recall at range. Neither tool has to be put away to reach the other.

This is the light blue version with a navy button — Coachi make the same tool with the colours the other way round, so check which one you have before ordering a second to match. It hangs on a fully adjustable corded lanyard with a reflective thread, short enough for a wrist or long enough for a neck.

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Performance & Benefits
  • Clicker and single-tone whistle combined in one unit, so nothing has to be swapped mid-session.
  • The clicker gives a very clear click and is easy to press without looking at it.
  • The whistle produces a single tone that carries well across open ground.
  • Fully adjustable corded lanyard with reflective thread, for neck or wrist.
  • Small and light enough to live permanently on a coat or a treat bag.
  • Light blue body with a navy button, so it is easy to tell apart from the navy-bodied version.
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Suitable For
  • Clicker training from first marker work through to advanced tricks.
  • Recall and distance control, including a distance sit.
  • Households where more than one person trains the dog, so the signal stays identical.
  • Puppies and adult dogs alike.
  • Sound-sensitive dogs can find a clicker sharp — a marker word, or a softer box clicker, is kinder for those.
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How to Use
  • Charge the clicker first: click, then feed, ten or fifteen times, with no behaviour asked for.
  • Once the dog looks for food on hearing the click, start clicking the moment the behaviour happens — not after it.
  • Keep the whistle for recall and distance work, and always pair it with a reward at first.
  • Click once. Repeated clicking tells the dog nothing and dulls the marker.
  • Adjust the lanyard so the unit sits where your hand naturally falls.
  • Wipe the body clean and let it dry fully; do not submerge it.
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Specification
  • Combined clicker and whistle in one body.
  • Single-tone whistle.
  • Fully adjustable corded lanyard with reflective thread.
  • Colourway: light blue body with navy button.
  • Company of Animals publish no dimensions, weight or material breakdown for the Whizzclick, so none is stated here.

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