VIMOV Pet Training Bells Set of 2 Dog Bells for Potty Training and Communication Device… (White)

The media could not be loaded.  I wasn't actually expecting much from these. Just thought they'd be a standard bell, but they're actually really good! I only showed this to my dog yday and it's the first time I've taught her how to do something like this, but she gets it! It's easy enough for her to do as well (once she gets her excitement under control lol) She's actually quite an anxious/ nervous dog too, so i wasnt sure if the sound would freak her out ... but apparently not. They're really study and feel well made.I get the idea of the rubber rim to stop it from sliding, but EVERYTHING sticks to it! *when I use the other one with my rabbit, I can see that getting annoying as she is fluffy and mostly white)!But over all, I'm impressed!

It’s very nice and goes ding when it’s pressed. What more could you ask for.

These arrived 4 days ago. We put one of the bells by the back door and every time we open the door, for our 5 month old rescue puppy to go out, we ring the bell. Tonight he has gone to the door and rung the bell to ask to go out. We have only had him a week. Delighted.

The pack comes with 2 of these bells. But there are literally NO instructions on how to use them.It would have been FAR more helpful if they'd included some guidelines on how to use them to train our dog. Other than that, it's just a little button-bell...

I bought this as my neighbours got them..why??They are not for my dog who played w them and chew them..Waste of money

I bought these as I’d already taught my dog to use these types of bells but I liked that the buttons on top were flatter and more softer looking and the rubber bottoms made it so that they didn’t move around as easily.We bought them so our dog could tell us when he wanted to go out when we was on holiday as his usual method wasn’t an option whilst we was away and we didn’t want any accidents.Be aware though border collies are sneaky and our other border collie started ringing the bell to be allowed outside when we had told her she wasn’t allowed out anymore! (Positive reinforcement used against you!)

Due to COVID we found ourselves potty training a puppy in a first floor flat with a little distance to the garden. Without a clear door for him to stand by and let us know it was time to go out, we were failing miserably. After some persuading my partner that bells were not ridiculous, we introduced them to our puppy, starting first thing in the morning when it was a given he needed to go outside. Within two weeks he had nailed it and we now take the bells with us to family homes to make sure there are no accidents there too. It’s worth mentioning that we chose these rather than the bells that go on door handles as we didn’t want bells to ring every time we walked through the door. Instead we leave this bell just by the door. It also keeps my colleagues amused on Zoom calls when our dog is manically hitting the bell demanding that I hurry up and take him outside!

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