Review on 🔔 Comsmart Tinkle Dog Bell - Pet Doorbell for Potty Training and Housebreaking - Hanging Brass Bell by Lisa Brown

We have an indoor cat who doesn't want to be an indoor cat. Luckily we have a driveway connecting our house and garage and it is almost all glass with small privacy screens above and below the windows. This way the cat can go outside and feel outside (sounds, smells, fresh air) with the security of being inside. The problem is that she let us know she wanted to go in the gate by knocking something off a piece of furniture by the door. Or scratch the door itself. I tried other ways to get them to message us but nothing else worked. Then I saw this bell and thought how difficult is that? That's because I'm used to teaching dogs. Well it WAS tough and I worked with her on and off for several months. I finally gave up. And then one night while my husband and I were watching TV in the room where the bell is, we heard a faint chime, then another. I yelled at him to run and open the door, which he did (he has a direct shot at the door from where he is sitting). We thought it was probably an accident - she accidentally tripped over the bell - but then she did it again and again and again. She never calls until we both sit down to exercise her power over us. My husband doesn't know if I deserve a Nobel Prize or a long prison sentence for teaching our cat to ring a bell. But she makes the ring. i love this shop