How do I teach my dog to use the bells?

Hang the bells at nose height by the door. Each time you take the dog out, guide its nose or paw to the bells, ring them, then open the door and reward. Repeat every trip until the dog rings on its own.

Will the bells fit a large dog?

The strap adjusts, so the bells can hang low enough for a large dog and high enough for a puppy. Check that the dog can reach them with its nose or paw without jumping.

Do these need batteries?

No. They are plain bells on a strap, so there is nothing to charge or replace.

Can I use them on more than one door?

Yes. The set has two straps, so you can hang one at the back door and one at the front, or keep a spare.

Will my dog ring them just for attention?

It can happen. If the dog rings and does not need to go out, take it out briefly anyway at first, then reward only real potty trips so the bell keeps its meaning.

Are they loud enough to hear from another room?

The large bells produce a clear ring that most owners can hear from another room. In a large house or with the TV on, you may not hear them.

2-Piece Adjustable Dog Potty Training Doorbells

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Our take on the 2-Piece Adjustable Dog Potty Training Doorbells

These are two hanging doorbell straps with large bells that a dog taps or paws to signal it needs to go outside. The strap length adjusts so the bells hang at nose height for a puppy or a full-grown dog. They are a simple, low-tech training aid: no batteries, no app, no recorded voice, just a clear bell sound. Compared with button-style or electronic potty bells, they are cheaper to run and harder to break, but they give no remote alert and the sound carries through the whole house. They suit owners running a consistent house-training routine with a puppy or a dog new to the home.