🔉 FluentPet Dog Talking Button Training Kit - Teach Your Dog or Cat to Talk with Bunny's Favorite Recordable Sound Buttons - Includes 2x Recordable Sound Buttons and 2x Compact HexTile Soundboard Mats Review

My cats liked it straight away, the only thing I wish was that the volume was a little louder. Easy to use and I love that it has a button to override the recording function. If they press the button too long, nothing new will be overwritten.

My cat successfully asked to play ball for second practice! Very easy to set up and teach my cat. The only problem is when I'm on a conference call and I don't play fast enough, he drives on the button until I throw his ball. That's great!

This two button set is the perfect start. It took my dog about three weeks to really start using the buttons on purpose and a few more weeks before I felt like we might be ready to add more buttons. This is an inexpensive way to try buttons to make sure you and your pet are interested.

1/4 of my cats will ever tell me the time of day. The other 3/4 are way better than I'll ever be. 1/4 of my cats and I have been working hard on communication. This style is GREAT because there is a lock button after recording so the phrase cannot be erased or overwritten. When the kitten showed interest, it started laying on it. It cannot delete or delete the button. He also squeezed it lightly. He is a 9 pound kitten. Your cat said to buy!

These little buttons may be a bit larger than other fakes, but they're pretty solid and have decent sound quality. You'll need to do some testing to make sure you're at the right distance and speaking at the right volume to get the best possible recording. But it is not difficult and does not take time. Our Border Collie/Aussie Smart Pants learned how to use them in a few days. I won't go into detail on how to train as there is a lot of information about it other than that we started with the…

The buttons are well made and the mats provide a great grip so your student can move the buttons while learning to press them to press . We teach the cat to use it and it will probably take a little longer than the dog; However, when the time comes, we will buy more knobs. It would be great if these were "capacitive touch" buttons. This allows "light touch" students to more easily activate the buttons. Using an optical sensor inside the device instead of a physical surface-mount button can also

We're still trying to get our 5 year old Yorkie to push buttons. When we press the button for the word she wants to say to us, like play, she gets so excited and runs to her toys. Because she thinks pretending to steal her treats is a game, I didn't use her treats for training. We adopted her when she was 3 years old and she already had this behavior. Patience and repetition are key, as is writing down a word she's used to. I set up Play, but this week I noticed that it's more responsive to…

We decided to purchase after my kids saw an animal behavior show and wanted to know if our cat could learn to talk with buttons. Thinking it was a great educational experience we went for it. You know we are owned by a cat so it could have been different but after a few weeks he figured out the button. We put "Clean Me" on him and now he clicks it whenever he wants to be cleaned. We all love it, especially my kids, but we know that if he wants another person to comb him, he will insist until he