Discount Pet Doorbell Complete Set

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Great product! I taught my puppy how to use this in one day. I did say use, she learned how to press the button on command. It took about two weeks to get her to push the bell to go outside. Patience is key when training your dog with this. It works like a charm now! Actually the dog not only uses the bell to let us know that she has to go out, she presses it when she feels like she is not getting enough attention! Sometimes it backfires, but it is pretty funny! I would recommend this product.

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I found this product while looking for a bell to hang by the door for my dog. Ours is a sliding glass door with no knob, so this looked like a good option. After reading all the reviews for the Tell Bell and all the reviews for the Koolatron pet doorbell set, I realized I already had something that might work: the Staples Easy Button, which is available on Amazon for $9.98. It works basically the same way as the other products; it just says "that was easy" when my dog steps on it, is battery powered and does not require a transmitter/receiver. It also has 4 rubber feet on the bottom, which helps it stay in place on our tile floor. My 11 week old Airedale Terrier puppy, after a few minutes of "clicker training" (books, videos and clickers also available on Amazon) learned to use it today. Granted, that probably wasn't how the other products instruction manuals suggested training your dog, but it seems to have worked for us. Now to get him to figure out to only step on the button when he needs out to do his business, not just for fun and treats! I think he'll get it in no time. If you're really enterprising and would like to customize what the recording says, I also found a great web site that gives step-by-step instructions on how to record your own ("gotta go, gotta go," "Rover needs out," "Oo, oo, oo," or whatever). See . If I hadn't already had one of these, I probably would have gone with the Tell Bell.

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Pros: awesome idea for a product, works great and love love love that it is weatherproof

over all works great but did take some adjusting for the dog to get used to. batteries last surprisingly long amount of time in the cold months

Cons: i wish the whole unit was a button b/c our dog had trouble pressing the one specific place

and in really cold weather (South Dakota gets into the negatives a lot) the outside unit (we have one both inside and out) tends to freeze up which stinks for our dog who is stuck outside for a little longer until we realize what is going on. just something to think about if you live in a blizzardy tundra but this doesn't happen often.

and it could be a little less cheesy but what do you do overall product works great our dog loves it and overall I love it!

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As cute as this is and it is such a good idea, just don't waste your money. We have 6 paws and 3 receivers as we kept replacing them as they are unreliable. We were desperate to keep the giant Newfoundland from jumping and scratching the wood door to get in. All the problems others talk of we had too, paw sticks, doesn't work reliably in cold WI winter, grit may inhibit depressing paw. Since our dog's paw is soooo big she had no problem hitting the unit. She learned quick too. I've got to find another answer now as we just painted the doors.

The main issue for us is for the dog to let us know when she wants to come back in the house without knocking and destroying the door. It has to be something that we can hear while we are in other areas of the house. If you have any ideas let me know. Thanks and woof woof!

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This is complete rubbish. I bought it from Walmart so was at least able to return it when it didn't work.

I took it out of the package, installed the batteries, and the button worked about 5 times. Then it stopped making the receiver chime, although I had not moved it. Then suddenly, out of the blue, the receiver began chiming non-stop for no reason. That stopped but then it would just randomly go off until I finally removed the batteries and returned it.

The paw is cute, but it is light and my dog would wind up moving it all over. Also, my dog is trained to touch on command, but she had trouble with the idea that she had to touch only in one specific part of the paw. That I could have worked out, if the bell had worked, but it still seems like poor design.

I needed something weather proof, which is why I tried this despite many bad reviews. If you just want to train your dog to ring something to go outside, then I recommend a very simple non-mechanical bell. My dog is trained to ring some windchimes that hang on a hook next to the door and that works wonderfully. The problem I have is training her out of scratching at the glass door to come back in. I have now purchased a $19 wireless doorbell at Ace Hardware that rings loudly and consistently and stuck the push button onto a rock to make it heavy. It's a small target to push, but that just means some extra training time. At least it works.