Mighty PawDog Doorbells - Efficient Potty Training Tool - Ideal for Housetraining Dogs - Dog Pee Bells Door - Potty Train Bell - Pet Door Bells Potty Training - Dog House Training Bell - Puppy Bell

With our collie, who passed away several years ago, we used holiday bells on the door to get her to signal when she needed to go out. They were effective, but the edges scratched up the door. Now, we've welcomed a new collie pup into our lives and wanted to teach him to let us know when he needed to go out. A search for holiday bells revealed rather pricey options. I needed something sturdy, something reasonably priced, and something that wouldn't mark up my doors. Well, we've had this product for a few weeks now and I can tell you that it met all of those requirements! The Nylon strap is sturdy, the bells seem to be securely fastened and are of a decent size so as to make a loud noise and the bells are clustered at three different heights to meet the needs of your pet. Our puppy learned what to do with the bells in about 2 days (a good and a bad thing because he is using it all the time now!). The company gives you tips on how to train your dog to use it and you get a nice hook for the bells or to use to hang your dog's leash. I highly recommend this product.

I order this for my 12 week old pitbull. I didn't think he woukd get it right away but two days later there he was ringing it with his paw/ sometimes nose to get let out to "potty". He has been doing it ever since. We love this bell. Before he would just sit infront of our sliding door and would not bark either so it was very hard for us to know he had to potty if we weren't in the room. Now we know as the bells are of excellent quality and they are loud but gentle at the same time. We love it and are very satisfied. To train him to ring the bells we used the direction that came with this bells through my email very simple and fun only 3 quick easy steps.1. Hang it up where you would like it, at or by the door the dog will use regularly to be let out.2. Ring every single time you walk the dog out and use a word to associated with the ring (potty for us). Be consistent this is a must!3. Once he cathches up ans does it on his own reward him only wen he goes potty. Do not reward him if he just wants to be let out. Great steps and very easy. Didn't actually have to teach him to ring the bell with his nose or paw before I hung it up permanently as some videos suggested. Thats just extra unnecessary training in my opinion. I just hung it up and eventually he instinctively knew to use his Paw/nose for it to ring.

These bells are by far the best items I have ever purchased. We brought home our 7 week old puppy on Sunday and she is fully trained today which is Thursday. (no accidents for 2 days). Lily Belle loves these bells. When she wants out she will run across the room and crash into them. My hubby thought I was wasting money buying these but after 2 days he seen her go ring the bells and he let her outside and she did her business. She is either the smartest puppy ever born or these are the best trainers ever. She will do her business and then she will come back in. Sometimes she realizes she was not finished and will ring the bells again.. Sure enough if I let her out again she will go poo and then come back in as proud as can be. I have been wanting to replace my carpet but thought I better wait until after we got her. Now I don't have to wait anymore. I have been reading all of these puppy training books and no one mentions these bells. They all should get on the band wagon because their ways are antiquated and far too tedious to help make a puppy successful in a short amount of time. The old way is frustrating for both owner and puppy. This way is so soooo simple. When I read it had a 100% success rate I thought it surely had to be overrated but I admit I was wrong. She has her fill of food and water until. 7:00 P.M. My breeder told me to pick up food and water in the evening.This was great advice because she can make it all night without a potty break once we put her to bed. But Lily Belle being so smart realized if she rang the bell to go out she could eat snow at night. So she would do her business and then want out to fill up on snow. We put a stop to that after the first day. She is doing great. Now if she would just sleep past 5:30 I would be a happy camper. This is the 3rd time My hubby and I have gotten a puppy (in 35 years of marriage). We lost our last pet in October and we were leary about getting a new puppy because it is so much like having a baby in the house again. This has been the first time there has been no frustration in the potty training process. I cannot Thank You Enough for this gift for both Lily Belle and us.

Very good product, great length for my door, the only wish I have is that the bells were more phonic! Otherwise great product

No viene con los acabados que dice el anuncio. No hay el acabado de metal, tampoco el regalo que se supone que dan ni tampoco el manual de instrucciones, lo que de no ser cierto no deberían incluirlo..

Hyper pratique ! Je ne regrette pas mon achat, par contre , il manquait le crochet qui devait être offert avec ! Dommage

My male pug was constantly having accidents in the house but with these bells the accidents are a thing of the past he learned how to use these within a few days.You even get a little wall holder so you can put them on the wall they look good too. My female does not use these but she is older so that could be why but my younger male is always giving them a whack to let me know he wants to go out.Would reccomend

creates no real sound when touched with dog's nose, only by scratching with paw ( also not really well to hear ) which would damage whatever object this is hanging on, nice idea not the best implementation

Product itself is of good quality a it can be hung from a door handle, however it didn't come with a wall hook as promoted