manfiter Dog Training Collar with Remote, Shock Collars for Dogs with Remote Range 2660Ft with Dog Doorbell Collapsible Dog Bowl and Dog Clicker and Potty Waste Bag Dog Clicker for Training Blue

I thought these for my Maltese puppy. Everyone thought I was nuts. I started shaking them when I took her out and putting her nose by them. Within two weeks she got the idea. She's not perfect about it. Sometimes she casually brushes by and I have to figure out if it was an accident. It never is. Sometimes she shakes them violently. It's neat because she has a way to communicate with me that I had never imagined possible. A tip, though. Make sure to give your dog enough outdoor time so they won't abuse the situation. And take them out every time or they won't do it. I have these on every door in my home that leads to the outdoors and bought another to put on my bedroom door because I close that door when she's in the room with me sometimes.As a bonus, my dad has dementia and it lets us know if he decides to open the door. I hadn't thought of this but it's kind of brilliant. I recommend these highly.

Bought these bells for our 10 week old puppy a week and a half ago and now that she’s almost 3 months old she touches them every time she needs to go out instead of barking! I wouldn’t have believed it if I don’t see it myself multiple times every day. It was so easy- we hung them by the door and for the first few days when we took her out we had her touch the bells (she wasn’t too happy about it at first but we were persistent) and within 3 days she was doing it on her own to signal she needed to go out. It’s amazing!

Just received this a couple of days ago so I haven't used it too much. The stitching on the doorbells are awesomely done and are great quality. The bowl is good but thinner than the Kurgo bowl (which is expected because that bowl alone was $7), I haven't use the potty bags yet, and clicked works fairly well so far. All in all, for less than $10 I think this is an amazing deal! Really good quality for an affordable price, kudos to the company for packaging well, too!- pic 1: stitching- pic 2: two buttons to adjust overall length

The bells work great! My dad has bells for his dog so I thought I’d give it a try. My 10 week old german Shepherd caught on within a day! He wasn’t barking to let me know he had to go out, so I wasn’t sure if he’d get used to using these to let me know, but he did! I have one for the back door and one for the bedroom door (for when I close it). He’s in his teething phase right now, so he tends to grab the bells and violently shake them rather than just hit them with his nose, but so far there aren’t even any tears in it! Very durable and I highly recommend. The only issues I have with them is that it was advertised as having 7 bells, but both of mine only have 6 on each. There’s only two at the bottom rather than three. Another problem would be that I ordered 3 things in this order and only received this. Just received it yesterday when it was supposed to arrive ages ago!

I bought this specifically for the bells. We’ve had our boy for about 5 weeks and he is completely bell trained now. We bought the bells before he came home and hung one set on the back door. Every time we took him out, he rang the bell with his paw and within a week he was starting to pick it up. I think this is the easiest way for your puppy to tell you he/she has to go. The bell is loud enough that I can hear it from anywhere in my house. The other things were just extras to us. We’ve gotten good use out of the collapsible bowl (though this will be too small for our Rottweiler pretty soon) and the plastic bag holder. We have not used the clicker at all but may at some point. Either way, this is a great value.

This order has 2 separate doorbell straps. Covers 2 doors. These straps are like the ones used for leashes. The bells are too large to be swallowed by toddlers or small dogs. And if the noise is too much, just cut off a set of bells. The straps are 1" wide and long enough to reach nearly to floor and can be folded shorter. Collapsible water/food bowl with clip for your belt. Waste bags and 2 training clickers round out a good purchase.

These bells are great for my pup to learn house training! My dog is very anxious and fearful (especially with loud noises), but she is slowly learning to use the bells to tell me when she wants to go outside. She lightly taps the bells with her nose and looks at me, so that tells me she knows it means the door will open after she touches them. With any type of dog training, the key is repetition and consistency. If you're having issues training your dog to use the bells, try picking up their paw to hit the bells or bring the bells to your dog's nose every single time you and your dog exit the room together. If your dog is across the room and you're leaving without him/her, make sure you jingle the bells real loud so they associate the noise with the visual of the door opening and you leaving the room. Another great thing about this product is all of the free stuff it comes with! My dog loves the collapsible bowl and the poop bag dispenser makes it easier to clean up after my puppy on our walks. Personally, we don't use the clicker to train my dog, but it does work well and makes a loud clicking sound if that is a tool you use for training. Overall, great product and I would recommend people buy it to help with house training.

I liked the simplicity of the potty bells, yet they’re well made. I bought them to use with my 10 week old Goldendoodle. Every time we took him outside, we touched his paw to the bells. Every. Single. Time. After about a week, he started using them himself. He will nose them or brush up against them and sit next to the door. This has been a game changer with potty training our puppy. He’s now 12 weeks and has only had one pee accident in the house in the last week. No poop accidents since we have been using the bells. We also liked that it came with the poop bags, clicker, and collapsible dish. We purchased a clicker from PetSmart, but our pup actually prefers this clicker. It gets his attention more than the PetSmart one.

Bought it to potty train my dog. I’m the one who keeps forgetting to show it to her lol...When you have a puppy, it doesn’t take long for an owner to tell, what’s a curious smell, and what’s a “I have to go nooowwww, kind of smelling around”