pengxiaomei 2 Pack Pet Training Bells, Pet Doorbells for Potty Toilet Training and Eating Communication Bells

Great quality and cute. Unfortunately my dog didn't take to them but the products themselves are great.

These arrived quickly and adequately packed, they are a good price. Its amazing how quickly my puppy picked the training up. Everytime I let him out for a toilet, I rang the bell. After a couple of days I placed the bell on the floor and rang it..... my pup did want to pick it up in his mouth and I was worried the plastic ringer button or internal components would become loose or detached. But after some rigorous flinging about it still was intact and I persisted with ringing it. The first time I heard the pinging of the bell and my pup sitting waiting at the door made me so happy and proud. So he doesnt do it everytime but when he does, it brings a massive smile to my face and makes me love him more. They are a fun item but also let me know audibly that my pup needs a toilet break or wants to go outside. I rate them highly.

Trained our dog in a day- couldn’t live without this. As with have a cellar that our dog has to go down stairs snd out

The media could not be loaded. Ok so this was one of the best purchases I have ever made.My Fiancé wanted these after he saw a funny video of a little dog going crazy smashing the bell button repeatedly.We have not been dissapointed.It took us less than a day to get our little dog to associate this with the word bell. We have to pick it up otherwise he will ring it repeatedly to get affection and treats.I only wanted 1 but after seeing how he took to it I'm glad it came in a pack of 2. We keep one downstairs to play with and 1 by the bedroom door so he can let us know when he comes up. It is the cutest thing ever to hear him ring it for attention.The bells are loud enough to hear.Occasionally he misses the button because his feet are so little and he's lazy but the button is a good size in relation to the bell as a whole and super easy to press.Would recommend.

I have trained both my cats to touch the bell, but they they find the very loud ding quite unpleasant, so they prefer to make the ding sound by using their claw on the side of the metal rather than pressing the button on top to properly ring the bell. This has been a bit detrimental to their training since the whole idea is to get them to activate sound buttons. But they are not pressing it because the sound frightens them.Instead of being metal on metal, another material could have been used. Anyway, if anyone has any idea of how to dampen it, please let me know.

Perfect for training my puppy, she now rings the bell if she wants out for the loo! They are nice and sturdy which is a good thing as my dog doesn't knock it over. They are definitely value for money, I think I got a bargain as it was around the same price for one! I'm very happy with my purchase and would recommend to anyone that's training their pet.

The media could not be loaded. Order this for a bit of fun to try and toilet train my Manchester terrier puppy because it's not obvious when she needs the toilet, came next day delivery and happy with the price. Perfect dize for putting by back door.Wasn't expecting much success but its been amazing, we've only had 2 accidents in last 3 days because we shut the door so she couldn't get to bell. Picked up ringing it within 5 mins and now rings it to ask to ho put every time. It's great as we can niw take them when we go to visit friends and family and she'll be able to let us know when she needs the toilet.Just shows at 12 weeks she did know when she needed to go out but didn't know how to let us know that she needed to go out to the toilet.

Pros: I use it to train my dog to alert me when he needs to go outside. I saw several YouTube tutorials, but it wasn't working, so I tried a different approach. Because my dog knows the command "paw", I asked him to hit my hand with his paw, and I put my hand over the bell. Then I put my hand on the side, in a way that he would touch the bell in the same movement to touch my hand. It took 3 minutes for my dog to learn how to ring the bell this way. Now, every time we go outside I ask him to ring the bell. Hopefully, in the future he will start to do it only when he wants to go outside, and not because he wants a treat, as he has be doing, lol.Con: It is very expensive for two little pieces of metal, with a cheap painting. I also saw that sometimes my dog press it, but if his not hard enough will not do any sound. Other times he only touches it from the sides, and it rings, so does not allow you enough consistency during training.