🐶 Black, Large Friends Forever Dog Doorbell for Effective Housebreaking and Bathroom Training – Sync66-0041 Review

This is a great tool for teaching your puppy or dog to go out. I started taking our husky by the paw and ringing every time I took him to the potty. She started calling herself when she had to go out! It was great and I highly recommend it. He was also long-lived. She has huge paws and is very strong, and she can withstand her paws several times a day.

I really like these bells. It's so easy to use for both dogs and cats. My pit bull fully understood how to use it just by watching my older dog ring a bell. In total I had three dogs, two puppies and a three year old shelter dog. Everyone learned to operate within two days. It's a great way for them to let us know about their potty and outdoor needs. I also have a cat that also rings the bell when it wants to sit on my patio (supervised of course 😉).

Our 6 month old puppy is so calm that we have hardly been potty trained. She didn't let us know when she had to go out, and random things were happening around the house all the time. The training bells were amazing! The first day we attached them to a doorknob, she learned to poke them with her nose. The bells are loud enough that we can hear them throughout the house. We tried a quieter call before ordering this one but never heard it. Now we can hear her when she needs to go outside. Works…

A 3 month old "black gold" rescued a week ago. He seems to understand that he needs to be potty trained but doesn't know how to let me know (he had to train a trainer). It was on my door 24 hours ago and ever since then every time I take it out I'll say "Go on the potty" and slap the bells with his paw. He used it once last night and twice this morning. I'm not sure if he's actually telling me to potty train him, but each time I've responded by taking him outside and he's succeeded with great…

My 11 month old Jack Russell is fully potty trained but if we weren't careful she would pee out the back door. She doesn't whimper or bark. She just stood by the back door. Now she rings and stops puddles on the back door! It is very easy to learn, but if there are no instructions. Basically, I would just say "touch" and she would touch the bell with her nose or paw and give her a treat. Once she wasn't afraid of the bell anymore, I hung her on the door and said 'touch' every time she needed to

I wrote a review about this wonderful doorbell but I pressed send and as far as I know it didn't get sent. I will try again now. I was very impressed with your superb craftsmanship in designing these beautiful doorbells. They look great on our door knob. I have just started using them on our 11 week old pup. He hasn't learned to call her himself yet. He only went to the door once and rang the bell. We put our paw on the bell and say go potty outside. And then we say "good boy". Do you have any…