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I was pleasantly surprised at how well the bell works. It doesn’t require batteries and is very sturdy. A little tap and it makes a nice bright sound. The hanging bells are high-quality and well-made. There were so many to choose from and I’m glad I picked these! I definitely recommend!!

It took me one day to train my puppy to use the bell that hangs on the door! I was amazed! It has been extremely helpful.

Dog can let me know it wants to go outside.

When it arrived I put it in the ground by the door and he grabbed it and ran with it like it was a ball!!! I tried going through the motions of when he was at the door I say ring the bell and take his paw and then say okay, let’s go!!! And he’d run back later and grab it and ran around with it. Still does so the bell definitely rings…a lot. I should have prefaced this review and said my poodle puppy is a lunatic! He does ring the bells at the door when he scratches to go out though but it’s okay if I’m in ear shot and we have two sliders and a porch door that he randomly chooses to go to so…..I’m ordering more of the jingle bells and we’ll try the bell when he’s a little older. If I take the bell away from him and out it up on the table or something he cries for it! I just need him to be better at associating it with going out and not playing…. The one thing I did with the jingle bells was I modified them so they hung lower because he’s small and I didn’t think he’d reach up to ring them but when he gets bigger it won’t be an issue. And they are usually enough for us to hear him and knows he’s at the door. So I only took one star away for the potty training part of the review because he’s a mental case right now and not the products fault. I’m sure it will work great for most puppies because my sister has the same set and her dog figured it out almost immediate!

The floor bell works fine however my dog doesn't ring it. The rope for the door - The bells fall off easily. Dangerous for a puppy choking on the bells.

Still couldn't get my dog trained to go outside to potty. Operator error I assume.:)

It was at first something my fur baby was afraid of. the noise would scare him, and he did not want to touch it. He still refuses to touch the bell. But after three months of continuous daily training and treating, my kid has gotten the hang of it. He uses the dangling bells. Unfortunately for me, he has over-learned it. SO he doesn't just ring it when he wants to potty. He rings it when he wants to go outside to play or yell at squirrels and deers. sometimes he just wants the door opened so he can take in the breeze. He will keep ringing until the door gets opened. Yet for some reason he still refuses to use the floor bell. In either case, this has been extremely helpful in potty training my now nine-month-old fur baby.

I love these and I thought it was a great idea but unfortunately my dog is stubborn and won't use them.