Review on 🐶 WOOFCAI Dog Buttons for Communication - 4 Pcs Recordable Dog Talking Buttons Set with Stickers Pet Clicker Training for Dogs Speaking Interactive Tool Answer Buzzers Buttons by Robin Nelson

I bought these buttons for my Alaskan Malamute puppy who is almost 10 weeks old. I have three different brands of talking dog buttons and these are by far the largest. Unfortunately, no matter how hard you try, the language sounds odd and muffled. My puppy recognizes the words that correspond to the buttons and is already trying to press them. Pushing is easiest for him, but he also considers them toys as there is no mat to hold them in place. Although other brands are smaller, he wants to take those buttons and chew on them. At first glance, these buttons appear cheaper, but the other two brands, which are smaller, already have batteries installed and come with retaining mats. Keys. You need three AAA batteries for each of the four buttons, adding to the cost, and you need some way of holding the buttons in place. If you end up using buttons to communicate with your dog, you're going to end up needing a lot of them. These buttons are double or larger than those of the other two brands. Even if you had rugs to keep them in place, they would take up a lot of space in your home. It's better to use buttons that come with their own locking mats and pre-installed button batteries.