Bridge Clicker, the orginal (!) from ACME

Initially, this loud clicker was developed for the air landing of the Allies of World War II at D-Day on June 6, 1944, and was manufactured under the highest secrecy by J Hudson & Co. in Birmingham. Directly after the war, these clickers were introduced to animal training for the first time by Keller and Marian Breland. These former students of professor Skinner used this clicker as a bridge signal, described by Skinner. Now ACT! brings this original clicker back into modern animal training. A real collector’s item, a real special gift for your training friends! This is the World’s best clicker from the original makers. J. Hudson & Co (UK). Made from solid brass complete with a guarantee that this is the reproduction cricket. Made by the same company, in the same building, on the same machines and using the same dies that made the original crickets supplied rot the troops of US 101e Airborne Division to jump into Normandy with on D-Day 6th June 1944.