Bridge Clicker, the orginal (!) from ACMEThe bridge was not introduced into the dog training world by sea mammal trainers in the 1990s. If we go back in history, it was Keller and Marian Brelands who introduced a clicker signal just after the Second World War. This former student of Professor Skinner worked with bridge signals under his supervision. They were so convinced about the power of these bridge signals that they introduced them into the professional animal training world. A bridge

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This creates cleaner training sessions and more reliable detection performance

giving you a clear visual representation of wind flow in your environment

Reinforce a clear TFR (trained final response) on target odor without needing a second person to confirm it

which is crucial for effective learning and reinforcement of detection behaviors

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