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Combined with the clicker trainer, our pup learned potty training so quickly with this bell! We trained in several stages over several days: 1) gave a treat every time he touched the bell. 2) gave a treat every time he touched the bell THEN went outside. 3) gave a treat when going to the potty after touching the bell. We recommend!

Our puppy learned to use it the first week we brought him home. He was 8 weeks old at the time and already weighed 20 kilos. The bells are durable, cute (I jumped at the blue pattern), and spectacular. Within 10 days our adult dogs were starting to use them too - they weigh 90lbs and are giving them some pretty good results! In the two months we've had it, I've clumsily knocked on the doorbell dozens of times, and no damage. These items are very well put together and will speed up your pup's…

I doubted this would help my pup potty train, but it worked great! He took it the next day. All I did was shake the bells every time we went to the potty so he would associate those sounds with going outside and picking them up the next day. Unfortunately, he also calls for going outside to play, but that's okay. I have a tiny 4 lb Chihuahua mix and it rings with no problem. The material of the bells and strap is made of durable material, so they should last a long time.

We had a lot of problems with my 6 month old lab pup who had an accident because he didn't whine or let us know when he had to go. After finding out he wasn't allowed to eat bluebells, he found out pretty quickly. I asked him for his paw and he slapped it and got treats and then I moved on to the question "Bells?" Now they are hanging on the door and I ask him every time before we go out and he slaps them. After they hung on the door for five days, he ran up and sat down and hit them and we got

I have a Saint Bernard puppy and we bought this bell hoping to use it for potty training, honestly I doubt it would work. Spoiler alert IT REALLY FOUND IT! It was very easy to teach her how to use the bell, just ring before you open the door and then show her that she can tap her nose on it and give her a treat. It only took a few times before she started doing it herself. Now she does it every time she wants to go somewhere, even if she just wants to go out and play every 5 minutes 🤣. An…

Our 12 week old Aussie puppy has done a great job potty training but we were looking for something to teach him to 'tell' us to go. I didn't follow the instructions that came with it. I started showing him the bells that were hanging on our doorknob, rang them lightly, and every time he touched the bells with his nose I gave him a small treat. Our word is "come out," so I kept saying, "out, do you want to come out?" multiple times. We went out and went about our normal business, rewarding and…

The tutorial instructions were a bit long so I decided to just experiment. I have hung bells and each time I have carried a puppy I have taught him to 'touch' the bell with his nose and/or paw. For two days we wanted to remove them because the dog realized that she could get people running to open the door from anywhere in the house. She gets in and out and in and out and in and out. you get a picture. So the treat was removed from the bell ringing almost immediately, and maybe after a week I…