Review on RIBOSY Set of 6 Dog Speech Training Buzzers: Recordable Buttons for Dog Voice Training - Train Your Dog with Your Own Voice (Battery Included) by Rene Putman

Media could not be loaded. These buttons are really fun for us and really help to stimulate our dog. It took a little while to train our dog to use them (only trained for two at the moment) but we are working on it. The quality is excellent, they've been kicked and kicked, and they always stay "in the right position" and keep working. What I liked: They come with pre-filled batteries and hold up well. You can send a voice message of up to 10 seconds by following the instructions on the product detail page. It's very simple and the electronics work smoothly. We train the dog to use them. There are several guides online that we found helped us get started. "Continue. About 10 minutes a day - hold the button in your hand and try to get the dog to "accidentally" press it when you use the "paw" command. Reward Give him a treat every time he presses the button.Finally, put the button on the ground and try to get him to press it.If that doesn't work, hold the button in your hand again or put your hand on the floor with the button in it. Eventually, your dog will "get it". We placed the button with the treat next to the dog treat cabinet. Then we taught our dog to press the button when we said "Show." tell me what you want" to encourage him to press the button. The next button we used was the "play" button located behind the doors. We're trying to toggle between 'pi' and ' Play" but it's not very good because it's the same for our dog but we're getting white ter working on it Notes: Dogs can really only see 2 colors: blue and yellow..while other colors have a blue/yellow cast and look different. The differences are enough to tell most buttons apart, but you can start with yellow, blue, and green buttons. Some people place the buttons in a pattern so the dog will remember the position rather than the color.