Yicostar 2 Pack Upgraded Dog Doorbell Potty Training Puppy Bells Adjustable Door Bell, 7 Extra Large Loud Doorbells with Collapsible Dog Bowl for Door Knob, House Training - 3 Snaps

Please see  " Potty training has never been easier with this product. Good quality and great tool! They are perfect for puppies or adults when they need to let their owners know they need to go outside. These bells have an adjustable snap so you can adjust the length as you need it, or your dog can wear the shorter version if you only have big The photo shows us our biggest pup, a pointer mix. The photo shows our smallest dog, a 7 pound chihuahua, who can also.

Nathalia Gomez

| Oct 16, 2020

My 3 year old daughter's bedroom door and the front door of our house actually contain these. Recent adjustments to her sleeping arrangements led her to leave her crib. As a child, she would wake up in the middle of the night, go downstairs to play, and then return to her room afterward. feared that she would walk through the front door, no matter why, while we would not know since the bedroom was positioned so that we were unable to see her. 1) if she tries to open the Perfectly suited to the job. Since she knows what they're supposed to do, I think they stick to their instructions and she stays in her room all through the night because she knows I'll hear her trying to leave!.

Giovanni RAHMAN

| Feb 10, 2021

We have just adopted a pomsky from a veterinarian who recommended this to me. It was recommended that since he is 6 years old and not fixed, but still has issues with marking, that we make the act of going outside a game. These are the ones that I purchased immediately after reading He ran when I pulled them out of the mail as soon as I got them. It's been a day since they hung on our door, and yet he still seems afraid of them, but I am hopeful that over time, once we train him more, he'll be able to ring them. My only reason for giving this item four stars instead of five is because 1) they are very loud and likely to scare most dogs, and 2) our other small dog will not be able to use it since it is I would prefer if all of the bells were a little smaller or that there were two different doorbell ropes in place of two of the same.

Milo Patton

| Jan 08, 2021

The puppies were purchased as a training tool for potty training. It worries me that the bells might not ring clearly or have a soft ring. I love how loud and clear they ring. You can't go wrong with these. It is effortless for me to maintain consistency for the potty since I bring one set here and another to the cabin. I slammed the door and shut the bell in the door with this, and it was very easy to use. I did not damage it. You may be able to adjust the length by snapping the bottom bells off or cutting them off. In response to another user's statement, another user said that her disabled husband's phone was next to his bed. I did the same after surgery instead of screaming when I needed something, I rang my phone. We ran after the dog, my husband and the kids. I liked it very much. The multifunctional nature of this product lends it many uses.

Castiel Marshall

| Jun 17, 2021

In my opinion, the bells themselves are AWESOME quality and I am confident that they will play a key role in finally tackling potty training with my strongly stubborn, but fun While I rang them to test her reaction, she was not scared of the sound, but she showed some interest. Although I was very excited about the clicker, which we will be using now that we are training at a higher level, I was scared by the noise. My puppy has been cowering under my husband's chair for the past During the process of clicking, she dropped the treats I had given her. In that case. What a bummer. I really hope you can fix it.

Myles Townsend

| Sep 05, 2020

My dog is still adjusting to the new bell, but I was quickly able to get her to associate it with being out of the house. However, she still doesn't understand that it can be rung whenever she wants to In the past, she has used it to tell me she wants to play fetch with me outside. Then she rang the bell and brought her ball to me. LOL I hope that is not a sign of development in a negative way. Do you have any advice for the stage I'm in? It's early, but do you have any tips for this stage?.

Sunny GARDINER

| Mar 06, 2021

When paired with clicker, it doesn't make sense to reimagine our world. For my 6 month old Aussie Shepherd, we clicked in such a short period of time that it is really surprising that I'm That's true, but I am excited! The connection between brain and bladder seems to have been made by this "switch. " It has taken her between 5 to 6 months to reach this maturity, but I think she did it with this conduit. I am extremely pleased. Strap it too if you want the bells to be more robust.

Branson Edwards

| Aug 17, 2020

Easy to do. Their efficacy has been proven. Bells like these make us happy! It was easy to use and install them. In addition, I like the fact that they can be adjusted in height as most door hangers I've used are It took only one day for my dog to learn to use them because I would have him nose or paw at the bells and he would ring and open the door each time. She now This is definitely worth your time.

Jude Stephenson

| Nov 03, 2020