Would I need 2different clickers if I have 2 puppies?
2091700
no, just one would do it. We bought a number of them as we tend to loose things, and nice to have one for each parent to have in their pocket.
2091701
No, but training them together is not advised. Be sure to keep one in the kennel and out of hearing distance while training the other. Otherwise, they'll hear the click and be waiting for the treat that will never come... It's a great training aid and I've had awesome results training my six year old chihuahua multiple tricks. Good luck!
2152902
I would try it and different sizes in a pet store that can sell what doesn't fit to someone else, or I would type custom made muzzles in google. I love the Baskerville muzzle and use it with clicker training, we fix almost all types of aggression this way! Be a use they can eat and drink through it, some don't fit well but it's a small price to pay instead of a bite :)
2037503
It workds great if you have more than one fuzzy. I have two babies and if they fight or your having discipline problems you can separate them into two equal cages
319984
YES, we have two pens and connect them easily. Just clip the latches on the first pen to the non-latch side of the second pen. You can also change the configuration to make one long "run." We either make one very large pen or use the fencing to close off the two driveways to give the pets the run of the entire courtyard. It's fun to watch cats, dogs and rabbits rocketing around the play space together. :)
691430
This one still allows you to see shapes and shadows. You might want to try one with a little more distortion in the design. If you have a Home Depot near they carry this design so you can see it for yourself in person, and make that final judgement call about your puppies. Good luck, mine barks at everything too I know what it's like. :)
1147213
Yes, they would sound on each collar at the same time. I suggest that you purchase two different name brands so that you will have complete control of each dog separately. Good luck.
320552
You can insert them and then register them online with whichever company you decide to go with. We just had our vet scan them to confirm they were functioning properly and the correct number
2240769
No, not at all. I didn't reference them at all. I'm not even sure why they're included to be honest. Bigger issue is whether this aversive training method is best for your dog. I returned mine and went with "clicker" training. Karen Pryor has a book here on Amazon about it. Clicker training uses positive reinforcement versus leash pops with Don's slightly painful Command collar to train your dog. It comes down to your personal belief on what is right.
1985937
Answer: Hello, I cannot say for sure, but my experience was that one piggie discovered them first and really enjoyed curling up on it. The second piggie followed suit a day or so later and they both enjoy them. It seems that they use the one they are most familiar with, but I would try just one since piggies do not seem to be too aggressive. They are really a nice product for them to play with. Good luck !!! - Norma Grimstad
952063
I think I emailed the vendor directly after I made the purchase. I only did one animal, so I didn't have to ask for 2. Good Luck! My son loved his!!!
1705173
If they are only two pounds you only need one because my Maltese weighs seven pounds and she still has plenty of room to move around. I would buy just one now and get another one later depending on the growth of your puppies.
1877695
That shouldn't be a problem. The contacts are long and will transmit across the fur. The greatest challenge for the two-dog collars are that they are much harder to turn on/off than the previous design for the single-dog collar.
213117
I've had 3 for over a year, but don't use them all regularly, not sure if they break down with heavy use. The animal eventually learns your hand signals and you won't need the clicker.
943415
I believe they are uniquely set to each other, so each clicker activates only one unit
1101968
maximum 2 x in one day, say early and later, no more. and/or at least 1/2 hour between. There are only 30 clicks in a box. Doubling up and trying to do in 1/2 the time I personally don't believe is the best way to go.
28671
My dog also has this issue. The clicker is a way to affirm good behavior with a dog (the click is a "marker") that is more consistent than saying "good girl!" or what not. It won't fix any behavior by itself, but will let you use the clicker to mark good behavior vs not. I suggest you read some articles on dog clicker training to see if this is something that would be helpful for you.
323069
Yes, but you will need a logitech unifying receiver (available for under 10 bucks). Logitech is competing with Bluetooth and making there own receivers going away from the universal Bluetooth. On the universal receiver plus side you may have up to 6 devices synchronized. I keep two pointing devices per computer so this works for me. Logitech also claims their own receiver will eliminate the double click problem that occurs with some mice as they get older; but that remains to be seen. If you do not want to buy another receiver you make take the one from home but that defeats the convenience end so just get another receiver. Good Luck.