Potty Doorbells for Dog Training Iron Bells, Adjustable Nylon Rope Toilet Training Bells (1PCS)

Using it to train my dog to ring the bell if he wants to go to the toilet. It's working! Really sweet to hear the bells if we are upstairs or the otherside of the house. The handle means we can easily hang it off the door handle.

Great item for training dogs a little tip put by door or exit put something that they like a bit of peanut butter only a little bit as it encourages the dog to touch the bells do not intervene when the dog touches the bellas soon as the dog's nose or pawLead the dog outside and say wee wee or a command to go to the toilet you've got to capture the behavior as soon as the bell is touched you leave them outside and then introduced the command and give plenty of praise when they go to the toilet the dog will then learn that by touching the bell is telling you they want to go to the toilet.The dog has to learn what you're trying to achieve the way they learn is by touch and smellYou do this every single time the dog touches the bell be quite persistent to start off with even the slightest ring off the bell every time the bell is touched leave them outside eventually the dog well learn that touching the bell it means going outside to the toilet it takes a bit of time couple of days are longer for them to understand.

Already associates the bell ringing with 'its time for a wee'. He also likes to play with it. I am hopeful that I will train him to ring the bells when he wants to go out

Very easy to apply and works well. Consistency and having it in the same place helps the puppy.

Well I was going to crochet something with bells on as we only have mini dachshunds and although they tap the door with their paws it's difficult to hear unless your in the same room, one of our girls runs in to us and our then back in etc until we follow but she's the only one so as I first said I was going to crochet something as I didn't realize I could buy something like this but I hadn't as I thought they would catch their claws in the yarn and hurt or panic themselves anyway when I came across these it was a must and within a couple of days our girls were using it to let us know they want to go out and our 15 week old jack Russell pup is already catching on, it's such a simple but effective thing, it's loud enough for us to hear but doesn't hurt their ears, we attached it to our back door handle and as the door opens its gently makes a noise so when the doors shut the girls caught on to gently tap at it then we reward them with a small treat and let them out, it only been a week but working out great, highly recommend and I did have the concern that the cats may be tempted to play with it making us ignore when the dogs wanted to actually go out but the cats haven't touched it once, I have no idea why but they haven't so that's even better, basic but it works, if you have a dog I'd say but one because you never know when they want to go out and you may not know, well worth the few £s.

Love them but are to long for hanging off door handle. I had to adjust them myself.

Sturdy construction, bells larger than expected and make a loud enough sound to attract human attention. Puppy who previously had just stood and looked at the door when she needed to go out got the idea within a couple of hours. Very good value for money. Only one slight criticism one extra stud to adjust length a little shorter would be helpful.

I never thought I'd see a 13 week old Cockapoo ringing a bell to go out. I only shook it a few times then opened the door! She now rings it until I acknowledge her then waits on the doormat until I open the door to let her out.Brilliant invention

Ne tient pas sur la poignée, tombe à chaque fois qu'on ouvre la porte. Et n'a pas fonctionné pour ma chienne elle en a peur

Great idea and works brilliantly. From the first day we got our puppy he has used these bells to let us know that he needs to go outside. It has made toilet training him v easy. We bought the pee pads also for the house but we never needed to use them as a result of the bell!!

Mein Schäferhund hat verstanden wofür die Klingel ist und benutzt diese auch regelmäßig. Das angewöhnen an die Klingel ging relativ schnell.

Gets the job done.