Review on 🔔 2 Pack BLUETREE Dog Doorbells - Premium Quality Potty Training Bells - Adjustable Door Bell for Dogs - Easy Puppy Potty Training - 7 Extra Large 1.4 Loud DoorBells by Hector Liamsi

Media failed to load. This comes highly recommended and I wouldn't wait until your pup is an adult. We put this on our door where we potty train the pup. We introduced her to him for the first time on day 4 after bringing her home from the breeders (she is a cockatoo, she was 9 weeks old) and let her smell and touch her. Then she put a treat next to the bells and when she touched the bells we gave her a treat. Because she wasn't afraid of it, we just held her by the door and every time we took her to the potty, we rang the bell, then opened the door and took her to the potty. Now she is 11 weeks old. Last week she rang the bell to let us know she needed to go potty. First it was a light touch, now she's calling so we can't miss it. As I take her out I tell her to go "Potty" and ask if she needs to go "more" if not we'll be right back. We had a few times when she would call for her to go outside but I would take her out and if she didn't go to the potty right away I would just bring her back in and leave her alone for a while. If I got her out and she started potty training I would give her lots of praise during and after, but we would go right back and play. Tip: If you go potty training with her, just go potty training, no play or conversation until she gets home. If you can fence or fence a small area big enough for potty training but not for play. Otherwise they just call to go outside. However. I have an 11 week old puppy who is ringing the bell quite energetically now to let us know it's time for her to go potty. It's been a week now, no riots! This bell is great and so comfortable