JEXCULL Pet Training Bells, 2 Pack Dogs Bell for Door Potty Training and to Ring to Go Outside Communication Device Dog AgilityTraining Equipment Interactive Toys (White)

I recently bought the JEXCULL Pet Training Bells, 2-pack, Dog Bell on Amazon for my Yorkie, Noel, and it has been a game-changer for our household. Here’s why I’m extremely pleased with this purchase: **Training Success** The bells have made it incredibly easy to train Noel to alert us when she needs to go outside. We placed one bell by the door, and with a little encouragement and consistency, Noel quickly learned to ring the bell when she needs to go out. It’s been a fantastic tool for potty training and has significantly reduced accidents in the house. **Design & Quality** The bells are well-made and durable. The sound is loud enough to hear from other rooms but not too jarring. The sleek design blends nicely with our home decor, and the sturdy construction ensures they will last a long time, even with frequent use. **Ease of Use** The JEXCULL Pet Training Bells are very easy to use. The bells are also lightweight, so Noel can ring them effortlessly with her paw or nose. **Versatility** The 2-pack is a great value. We have one bell by the front door and another by the back door, which gives Noel the freedom to alert us from either location. This versatility has been incredibly convenient for us and has helped reinforce her training. **Overall Impression** The JEXCULL Pet Training Bells have exceeded my expectations. They have made potty training Noel much more manageable and stress-free. The quality, design, and effectiveness of these bells make them a must-have for any pet owner looking to improve communication with their furry friend. I highly recommend them! Rating: ★★★★★

Nifty little bell for the back door, loud and easy for the dog to interact with. My younger dog took to it after only 2 attempts, by learning to sit and "shake hands" with the bell. Within a week I'd reinforced that he should ring the bell only for potty, not when he wants to just play or go outside to screw around. My older dog never bothered learning to ring the bell herself, but she goes to the door when the younger dog rings it, works for me! Tip: The bell is top-heavy and is prone to flipping over, so tape the bottom edge to the floor with a square of rug tape and it won't go anywhere.

I like the images on the bells. It’s fairly easy for my puppy to ring. We’ve had the bells 2 days and while he doesn’t know how to technically use them, he can make it ring. It does not, however, have a nonskid. It is plastic on the bottom and moves around. Doesn’t bother me as we put one in the corner by the back door and the other against the wall by the front. We will see if our little guy actually learns to use them but for the price and a two pack, better than the door hanging bells

I bought these bells to train my puppy Maltese. Well so much for the training. He loved these bells so much it became a toy and his favorite toy to carry around and ring. I’ve since bought 2 more boxes of 2 bells. As far as a training item, they will be great for training. They are durable, the earring is not an annoying ring. I am a bad trainer and just gave him the bell because it was too cute to watch and he was having so much fun with them. I recommend!

My large dog broke one of them, so it’s better for small dogs. The bells are quite little and lightweight, and sort of hard for the dog to press in and get it to ring. The ring is also very quiet, but it’s the thought that counts. It’s a cute trick that works my dogs minds and gave them a new thing to learn. Both my small and large dog know how to ring their bells for a treat :) the only other con it has is that the rubber ring around the bottom can slip off, but it’s easy to put back on with a stretch. Like a swim cap haha.

I was tired of my dog being a brat with over scratching the bells on the door. While this is no where near as loud as the bells on the door, I glued it to a single octagon tile so he couldn't move it in a way that ti couldn't be heard, it works amazingly well with no damage to the wall. He can easily slap it (40 lbs boston-beagle-- muscular - not fat), and he adapted to it far easier than what I would have expected. Now he is a bit of a jerk about it, so he always slaps it hard and fast, but it sounds enough to get my attention ane express his desires! If I didn't glue to a ceramic tile, he would have flipped, but we use it on carpet (the tile was $1 at the local home improvement store), so super easy and still cheaper than repainting the wall every year as we were doing!

I have a pair of Golden Retriever puppies and I wanted to train them to ring the bell to go outside while I work during the day. These little bells are awesome. It only took a couple of days to get the ladies trained to use them and honestly they use them both for potty breaks or when they just want some outside time. One of them has also learned that she can vary the sound by the level of pressure she uses, so when I ignore a request, I get a louder (more emphatic) request the second time. The only draw back is if your dogs want to really make a statement, they can pick them up, carry them into the room you are in and ring away. Yes, it has happened on a couple occasions while on a work meeting.

We have a Miniature Poodle who was able to learn to use these bells when he has to go outside to relieve himself. Just help your dog by pressing the bell with their paw, and when it rings, take him/her outside. Reward with a treat if you choose.

These are a great idea but they didn’t work with my puppy. She hate them and I ended up giving them away.

Muy buen producto.

Was easy to train out puppy to ring the bell to be let out, but be forewarned, now she sings the bell all day long cause she loves it outside lol.

Mon chien nous fait savoir quand elle veut sortir.

Just got it. We got our dog and she is 4 years old. Training is on going but I think it's really going to work.