Adjustable Leather Dog Doorbells With Copper Bell For Potty Training And Outdoor Use - Housetraining Hanging Bell With Black Leather And Golden Bells By CATHYLIFE Review

My 8 week old husky had this figured out inside of an hour! Definitely ingenious to help with potty training. The bells may scare some dogs, leading to distrust.

Good quality bells. Made it easy to train our puppy to go outside. Also great that we can hear them if we aren’t in the same room as her. Only downside…she rings the bells when she wants to go outside and play. :)

These bells are placed on a leather strap and are a little louder than most. My Westie loves using them! That's my feedback.

Bells stay on! And the holes in the bells are small! Others I've tried fall off, and they have large holes in the sides of the bells which are large enough for doggie paw nails to get stuck!

I like how these are not so big and bulky as others and I feel like the tone of the bells are not as obnoxious. Thanks for attention!

This was absolutely perfect for helping our puppy to learn how to communicate his potty needs. He learned to use it in about a day and very quickly was having almost no accidents at all!

My puppy is catching on quick to using these. Unfortunately sometimes it just because she wants to be outside. My only real complaint is they are quiet. If your hard of hearing or not listening for them you probably wont hear them

I love these bells. My very shy 4 lb poodle hasn't quite become brave enough quite yet to use them but he's making progress. I know he'll get brave enough soon. These look so nice. I don't mind them hanging on the door and they sound pleasant.

I should have looked more closely at the photos in the advertisement. Even there, one can see the rubber-like layer, leading me to believe this is not a one-off situation. Nope! Totally fake leather! I'm sure they would work just fine, but will not last as long as my leather saddles, bridles and halters. Sending these back!

It is very attractive on the door handle and works very well even for a new puppy. My elderly dog still uses it to let me know its time to go outside.

The bells have an interesting sound, sort of like a whooshing noise to them. My dog was a little freaked out by this at first, but she doesn't mind ringing the bell now. Bought to be more aesthetically pleasing than the original one I used for potty training. Getting hanging doggy door bells was a game changer for anyone looking to potty train their dog quickly.

This is a fairly inexpensive product so I wanted to give it a try for potty training. My dogs are already potty trained but I never know if they want to go out to play or go to the bathroom so I'm trying to train them to ring the bells if they need to go to the bathroom. I've had a little luck with one of the dogs but I see it's going to take time to get them used to doing it. Overall the quality of these bells is good, I like the leather strap and the sound that the bells make is really nice.

I am very happy with these bells. They’re very sturdy but flexible. My dog uses them to tell me he needs to go out to potty. They fit great on sliding glass doors and regular doors.

Excellent training tool for learning to go to the door. My puppy caught on really fast. Nice tone to the bells, good length to the leather strap, very quality product. Excellent price. Recommend.

The doorbells worked very well. That's my review. The dog caught on quickly, and I found this to be a great training tool.

Very cheaply made. Not worth $17.99 or even 19.99 very considering making my own out of something else and sending this back. Not real leather! 100% not worth the money don’t waste your time like I did by not reading reviews.

We have used a bell in the past, got these for ease of placement. The potty training is a work in progress. I have no opinion re: durability as we are only a week in. They seem well made but only time will tell.

The bells worked perfectly! He learned in a couple of days to ring the bell when he needed to go out. The bells are not obnoxious and do the trick.

I hung them next to the door and initially the puppy just played with them, but every time they were touched I opened the door, and she soon learned that one leads to the other. This has saved a lot of indoor mess !