Nunbell dog training clicker review: best training aid

The Nunbell dog training clicker is our Best Training Aid: a simple click-and-reward tool with a wrist strap. It’s not a toy your dog plays with; it’s the cheapest way to teach commands faster and make playtime with the other toys here more rewarding.

How does clicker training work?

You click the instant your dog does the right thing (sits, drops the ball, comes back), then give a treat. The consistent sound marks the exact behavior more precisely than your voice can, so your dog connects the dots faster. It’s a proven method that works for puppies, adult dogs, and even cats.

How do you start clicker training?

Begin by “charging” the clicker: click, then treat, a dozen times, so your dog learns the sound always means a reward is coming. From there, click the moment the behavior happens. The timing is everything, since a late click marks the wrong thing. Keep sessions short, five to ten minutes, and end while your dog is still keen. Once a command is solid, you can fade the treats to occasional rewards, but keep the click sharp and consistent. The wrist strap helps here. The clicker stays on your hand so you’re never fumbling for it mid-session.

Is it any good?

For ₱54, it does one job well: a crisp, repeatable click with a strap so it’s always on hand. The honest catch is that a clicker only works paired with treats and consistency. It’s a tool, not magic. Skip the reward and your dog stops caring about the click.

Is it worth it?

Around ₱54 as of July 16, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. It’s the cheapest item here and arguably the most useful, since better-trained dogs get more out of every other toy.

Who should buy it

Buy this if you’re teaching your dog commands, recall, or “drop it” for fetch, and you’re ready to pair clicks with treats. See our full best dog toys in the Philippines roundup, or read our dog toy buying guide for picking play toys to reward with.

Alternatives to consider

Need a toy to reward recall with? Pair the clicker with the GiGwi TPR squeaky ball, our Best Overall, or the Super-K flying disc for fetch training in open space. More on the Pet Supplies page.