🐶 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 Review

I use them and my dog hasn't learned how to use them yet but I will keep working with him until he gets it. They are exactly as advertised. honestly so cool

I've been interested in this for many years. It seemed like a commitment small enough to try. Unfortunately our dog doesn't react to it at all, but I think it's his fault, not the buttons. I'm glad we tried! The audio on playback is a bit muddy and the stickers don't stick to the button.

I didn't like that they didn't have glue to stick them anywhere and they didn't just beep. You must be recording something amazing, but at the same time it's annoying to hear the voice when pressed. You also need two AAA batteries for each. Let's play with our dog, see if they work with her.

Batteries not included so I had to look for it. The battery compartment is difficult to open. Once the batteries are in, press and hold the record button. I tried recording multiple times on each key. They're clear enough to understand what they're talking about, but not as crystal clear as previous knobs I've bought. The price is good, it comes with stickers and some blank stickers to attach your sound. My dog picks up words/buttons fairly quickly and it's great to have this opportunity to…

These buttons (both pastel and basic) are made in China. I only said that because everyone wants to avoid buying anything made by Uyghur/Falun Gong as "vocational training forced laborers" while imprisoned in a concentration camp (aka slavery) or to avoid indirectly a regime to support Uyghur/Falun leanings Gong genocide. This information will be interesting. But since it's not cotton (with 85% of Chinese cotton coming from the province they live in and usually have to pick), I decided to give…

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

Proof of whether this work comes from the user using it repeatedly with their dog like any other training exercise. As such, I will not comment on whether they can help your dog communicate with you. Don't do it with just one button. It's as much a training tool as clickers, treats, hand signals, etc. I'll comment on the buttons themselves and what comes with them. Yellow and blue and combinations of these colors. That means the best toys for your dog might be blue and yellow. Immediately I…