ACME Clicker 470 - Clicker for Dog Training (Antique Brass)

• Original design: the ACME clicker retains its original brass construction and the unique 'click' sound that contributed to friend-enemy detection in World War II.
• AUTHENTICITY GUARANTEED: Each ACME Clicker is made on the original machines already used during World War II, and comes with a J. Hudson certificate of authenticity.
• Versatile use: in addition to dogs and horses, marine mammals such as dolphins and sea lions also benefit from the clear communication that the ACME Clicker offers.
• Comfort and functionality: with a small hole for a cord or chain, the ACME clicker can be attached comfortably and securely.
• The ideal size: with dimensions of approx. 4.9 x 2.4 x 1.5 cm, the ACME Clicker fits perfectly in any hand and is lightweight enough to be taken anywhere.

The original ACME clicker, made of brass ACME originally created the clicker for the Allied landing troops that were used on June 06, 1944, D-Day. Thanks to the distinctive 'click' sound, they were able to differentiate between friend and foe. We are delighted that we have succeeded in getting ACME to resume manufacturing this particular clicker to use it as a useful tool in current dog training. These 'crickets' or 'cracking frogs', as they are called, are still made on the original machines already used for production during World War II. Each replica of the original clicker no. 470 comes with a J. Hudson certificate of authenticity. Karen Pryor was the first to use clickers in animal education. She found that dolphins and whales exchange via click sounds, and used these findings to communicate with animals. Nowadays, clickers are mainly used in dog training. The ACME clicker is equipped with a small hole so that it can be attached using a cord or chain. The dimensions of the clicker are approximately 4.9 x 2.4 x 1.5 cm