iBesi Dog Door Bells for Potty Training, Adjustable Dog Whistle to Stop Barking, Free Dog Training Clicker with Wrist Strap for House-Training Dog Training Set 3 Pcs

We have a 6 month old female toy poodle puppy. She would pee and poo in the house, but it was not constant. We would have good days and then some bad days. After reading some reviews the trainers recommended the bells on the door as a way for the dog to alert you, as they don't really want to use the house if they are trained. Like majic she started using the bells the same day to alert us when she wanted to go out, play or potty. After which, we have only had a couple incidents, and it's happened when i was working in the office and not listening to the bells. I cannot recommend this enough. You still need to use other training strategies, this alone will not solve a stubborn pup.

We didn't get this product for the whistle or clicker, those items were an added bonus once we start with the obedience training. We got the item for bells and they have been a life saver. Or should I say a carpet saver. We could not teach Luna to "tell" us (we expected a howl, she is a Husky) when she needed to go out and I ended up having to buy a carpet cleaner. My wife came up with the bell idea and we looked for something like this since neither of us were creative enough to make it. Luna picked up on the bells in a couple days and new she is able to tell us when she goes out. And we can tell by the severity of the ring how bad she has to go. A little swipe "ring" means we can take our time getting to the door. A "RING-BLAM-BLAM-RING-RING-BLAM-RING" means we need to hurry.

I've only had these for about a week, and my dogs easily picked up on how to use them. I love that the bells are not too loud, but still loud enough to be heard. I have 6-8 lb. Shih-Tzus, so of course they aren't going to hit the bells too loud. The bells also fastened to door easily. The doggie door bells are also great for traveling! We recently went out of town, and I was able to take doorbells with us, and hook them up to the visiting door. Was super happy to see the dogs use them the same. Would definitely recommend these to every dog owner.

I absolutely love these potty bells. It was extremely easy for my puppy to learn how to ring them.The clicker was amazing to receive as well! I wear it around my wrist or my bag when I am training my puppy. He responds very well to it.The whistle was the only thing that did not hold up. It fell apart instantly. The whistle was free so it honestly doesn't even bother me. I came for the bells, I got the bells, & the bells are absolutely perfect.If you are thinking about getting this, do it! Definitely worth it for the price & the free little bonus.

I received these items very quickly. The dog whistle and the training clicker have become part of my dogs training. Good quality items. Now I’m working on the bells on the door knob as to wanting to go outside and do his do. I would recommend these helpful items to anyone to help with training of their dog.

we have three dogs and are trying to retrain them.. two are super old so doubt that will do anything but even the younger Pomeranian won't use it.. they're terrified of the sound but we've been having to associate the sound as a good thing so we ring it and then give them treat and then open the door and they go and then treats againit's just a slower process for some dogs than others. I had a dog that would just grab his leash when he wanted to go and we never told him or trained him to do that. so does this work sure i guess it depends on how smart ur dog is.

Clicker works well, whistle falls apart easily we ended up losing one of the pieces because it fell apart. Bells are great because you can adjust them

My dog wasn’t interested in it. I also wish it went shorter, my knob is apparently to close to the ground that even on the shortest clasp it was to long. The whistle it came with for free was poorly put together after a few uses a piece went missing so now it’s broken and that was the only thing my dog actually wanted to pay attention to.