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Taking a moment to think about those bells It got my attention when my German Shepherd used his paws to smack the door knob prior to me putting these bells on the door for my foster dog. Sadly, my foster pup was not yet able to adjust to the bell yet when he was deaf. Original plan was that those bells would go with the foster after It would have been better to stick to that plan in hindsight. It was decided that the bells would remain, and the foster would find a new, The male GSD in my household is a rather intelligent animal. As far as raising his paws is concerned, he doesn't have to lift them too high to make them If I am at another end of the house or outside the house and hear the freaking "OPEN THE DOOR NOW" then I immediately go to the other end of the house. Ring the bells! It takes me no more than five minutes to move after one dose. That does not meet his schedule, so he will SMACK those bells harder this time, so it seems. Then I appeared to open the door again and again until he saw me. Then came that awful moment Whenever I go outside, hole is looking at me like, "dude, let's search for rabbits. ". There is now an issue with my dog smacking them all the explicit words! I am now a cussing issue with her! This is the right time! There's more to it than just a smack, it's like "HAULK SMASH!"! It would be better to throw these things in Nevertheless, I miss one of my foster puppies dearly while they are away. Not at all. The sound does not remind me at all of the Foster. I'm a little tired as I write this review, and these bells are making my head hurt. The bells on this street work, don't they? Without a doubt! However, only a dog that is smart (annoying) enough to actually use them will be able to do so. As a result of these bells, my dog's name now has many descriptors preceding it. They are unlikely to be taken down by me. Whenever you watch "how to videos" on how to use these bells with your dog, screen the videos before showing them to them. The "how to video" that my dog (somehow) watched on "how to be an A" is not one you want to watch These bells have a hole in them.

Iyla Young

| Sep 16, 2020

He did not smell familiar, or at least I did not recognize his scent when he came to the door today. When Dad answered the door, the man gave him a square white object that I wasn't allowed to put in my mouth. My father opened the white thing and found some shiny items inside that did not smell of I admit, at first I was a bit apprehensive. The sound of the shinies scared me and I ran to my mother. I got a good sniff of the shinies when she picked me up and brought me over to daddy with the shinies. Food is definitely not an option. In the next few seconds, Dad poked the shinies and they made that sound once more. I was still afraid, but it made me feel better knowing that my parents were nearby and I did not run away. As a kid, Dad would encourage me to poke the shinies. Then I gathered all my courage and gave them a good push. It rang bright and clear as it reverberated off the shinies. I was rewarded handsomely by my dad for my courage after being recognized by him for it. My chinies prodded again and sure enough they made the same sound they make now that I'm getting used to it. After I struck them the second time, my dad stood up and opened the door. We briefly went outside and I again received a reward. I simply nudge the shinies hanging gracefully from the doorknob now every time I need to go outside, and my parents know I would like the door open so I can go about my business, and I always get a reward for doing so. This is *br_*br_- A puppy that has been abandoned at home.

Joel Gates

| Oct 26, 2020

This music is easily loud enough to be heard in another room of a one-story Other reviews say they are not loud enough and do not produce a clear sound. Did I read that before I purchased them? This is the case if- I apologize, but you just can't hear. Its length is optimal for dogs of all sizes, and it has two snaps that can be adjusted to accommodate the ratio of doorbell to floor which might differ. My 6 pound puppy would swat at the lowest hanging set of bells when it was lazily acting In the middle set, he jumps up and hits when he is feeling more frisky. As a note For me personally, I would like more than two adjustment snaps or at the very least a slight length difference between the two, but honestly, do not let that stop you from buying these. It won't bug you as much as you think. You can sew another snap onto This product is made well, is sturdy, and does not look cheap or shoddy. The best part and main reason I purchased these are that almost all others use jingle bells which aren't as attractive or as sound-deadening as these are. While it doesn't seem likely to happen, trust me- those tiny little slots just big enough for your dog's nails to get stuck and then get ripped out when he or she gets frightened as a result of being stuck will happen just as soon as you install them. The safety of these is so much greater.

Landen RAHMAN

| Feb 13, 2021

Okay, so this is a quality product. It's not uncommon for German shepherd pups to destroy anything that comes their way. Even after 6 months, this is still perfect. Despite its young age, my puppy has learned very quickly that she has to go outside when the bell rings. I was actually surprised how fast she learned this. The little girl often just wants to run about but that is fine with her. In the eight years since she learned to ring the bell, she has never had an accident. Do you wish to read the mind of your dog? It's awesome that you can get her a bell of this quality!.

Briar Perkins

| Oct 03, 2020

These bells have been a lifesaver for me and my Our dog rang the bells when she had to go outside for the first time by placing her paw on the bells and saying "go potty". Ever since then, she rings the bells every time she has to go outside! We have them mounted low enough so that she can reach them when she needs to go outside, and they have another level for when she gets taller and bigger. They don't seem obnoxious at all, and they are loud enough to alert us if we are in another room. As long as she is no longer a puppy, you can find these on her door always.

Colt Potts

| Jul 22, 2021