Ruth J.
I placed my order over 3 weeks ago and I still have not received. No tracking either.
Joanna Ashton
Many people have used these bells for potty training, but they didn’t work for my 4-month-old pup. She thought they were a toy and kept ringing them without wanting to go outside. I eventually stopped using the bells and introduced a doggy door instead. She mastered the doggy door within days. While these bells are affordable, they didn’t suit my dog, but they might still work for others.
Jessica Clearwater
The bells match the description perfectly. The only caveat is their length—when closing the door, they can get caught, so just be cautious if you choose to place them there! They were ideal for our dog training sessions.
Luna Brooks
Functions well.
Lia
I hung these bells on my front door. My puppy learned to touch them to signal potty time, making housebreaking much easier. They’re not adjustable, but they fit well on doors. Great look and quality.
Delia
A fantastic tool for training puppies!
Isabella Moon
Used these on the doors leading outside to potty train our rescue puppy. Each time we went out, I’d say “touch,” guide the bells to his nose, and then step outside with him. After a few days, he started tapping the bells with his nose when he needed to go out.
Jasper Reed
Affordable and effective.
Granny Willow
This is perfect for teaching your dog to ring the bells when they need to go outside. It took just three days. I have a set on each doorknob and will order another set to hang on the storm door so she can ring them to come in.
Evelyn
Returned because I opted for a Bluetooth doorbell instead. However, I’ve had excellent results with bell training in the past.
Pawbee Member
The snaps are too easily pulled apart by my pup, causing the bell and strap to fall off the door handle and hit the floor.
Finn Carter
Might work better if my puppy picks it up.
Skyler
Maybe the girls are too set in their ways for new tricks. They do enjoy knowing when daddy is heading outside, but they seem to turn the training back on me!
Jenna Scott
Bought these to help save on heating bills by removing the pet door. The only one using the bells is our cat to go outside ♀️. They’re not too loud or obnoxious; the sound is quite pleasant.
B. Lark
Our three-month-old puppy quickly learned to use these bells to signal when she needed to go outside. They're not irritating at all, though she sometimes rings them just to play.
Clara Miller
Recommended to us and truly transformative! Our 4-month-old puppy is now fully trained!
Charlotte
Got these so my dog can ring them when he wants to go outside. Now the cat uses them too to get out onto the lanai!
Everett Lang
Purchased these to hang on my doors so my dog can ring them when he needs to go out. They work well.
Lori Andrews
Nice long, sturdy, and adjustable strap. Just watch out when closing the door—sometimes they like to swing inside the door jamb.
Garrison Stone
It took my dog about a week to learn to hit the bell to go outside.
Pawbee Patron
These bells have been a game-changer for teaching my new puppy to alert me when it's potty time. They look fantastic on my doors, and I plan to keep them up even after training. They’re a great value, resembling higher-end bells both in appearance and sound. Highly recommend for potty training needs!
Daisy Donovan
Seemed like a brilliant idea at first, and our youngest GSD picked it up right away. We made it a rule that if she rang the bell, she had to go outside. Sometimes she meant it, but often it became her favorite toy. She rang it non-stop, managed to pull it down, and chewed it into bits.
Jimbo
Just as advertised. Excellent quality.
Kindle Reader
I want bells that aren’t so loud—maybe some dummy bells. The dog uses them to indicate whenever she wants to go outside, whether it’s for potty or play. They get a bit annoying, but I can’t deny they’re effective!
Jonathan Swaine
These bells worked wonders for our pup’s potty training. The first set arrived with a broken clasp, but after exchanging it, the replacement worked perfectly. The material isn’t chew-proof, though, which we learned the hard way.
Robin Sinclair
The size, long strap for various dog sizes, and multiple bells on the strap are great features.
Samantha Hale
Love the bell’s sound, and the adjustable length is a bonus! Training the puppy to go out for potty breaks has never been so convenient.
Sage
These are high quality, and my dog picked up on using them within a month. They’re loud enough if your dog gives them a good ring.
Gina Rivers
They call these dog potty training bells, but let me tell you, my dog ended up training us! When she was a puppy, we had a set of bells on a hook on the wall. She would bump them when she needed to go out, teaching us to respond and open the door. Now, we’ve hung bells on the door so she always has one to ring. She uses them all the time. Thank you!
Book Enthusiast
My small Shih Tzu/Bichon is housebroken but prefers to jump on me to signal she wants to go out. I hoped to teach her to ring the bells, but she still opts for the chest-jumping method. It’s quite a surprise when I’m dozing off in my recliner. No fault of the bells! I guess I should be grateful she's housebroken.
Annie Vale
Ding dong, here we go! My dogs figured out these bells in no time. They also learned that every ring means a trip outside. With four dogs now ringing them about 300 times a day, the snap design is handy, though my bigger dogs can unsnap them, so we’ve had to knot them.
Colin Archer
These bells offer a straightforward solution for letting you know when your dog needs to go out.
Randi Kroll
I like having two bells—one for signaling potty time and the other for letting us know when he’s done. He’s already got it down!
Liam Morton
Great set of bells. My dog figured out how to use them within 24 hours.
Piper
The bells are nice and loud enough to hear.
Rosalind Lee
Using these for potty training my puppy.
Alden Koff
Functions excellently.
James Corbin
Just got a Bernedoodle puppy, and these bells are perfect for teaching her to ring them to go outside. The sound is audible no matter which room I’m in.
Henrietta Lane
Functions great. My dog was house-trained within a week using these. Whenever she needs to go out, she rings the bells. Best purchase ever! Even took them to a friend's house and a hotel; she rang them there too when she needed to go outside.
Lottie Bennett
We hung these bells so our puppy would learn to ring them to let us know when she needs to go potty. They’re great as decorations, but our puppy hasn’t quite mastered them yet. The joys of puppy training.
Max Fortune
We purchased these to aid in potty training our Newfoundland puppy. Installation was a breeze—just loop them on, and we were set. Within a day or two, she understood the concept. We jingled the bells each time we took her out, and soon enough, she was ringing them to signal her need to go outside. PERFECT! We’ve been using them for about 3-4 months now, and they’re still in good shape. I did lower the rating slightly for durability because one bell took a tumble. Maybe it got stuck in the door once or twice, or perhaps it was knocked loose by our enthusiastic pup. Either way, we’ve lost a bell (I didn’t notice until I heard the jingle of a bell being carried by my puppy!). Would I recommend? Absolutely! Even with one bell missing, they still work fabulously.
Kylie Sue
Excellent product with superb quality.
Janelle Farrow
Bells are great for hanging from my banister and back door. Unfortunately, I had to find training videos and info on my own. No training guidance was provided.
Joanne Bell
Just loud enough to serve as a security alert for my exterior doors. No puppies in my house for the first time in 40 years
Fiona Hart
Planning to use these soon for my puppy. Well-made and easy to attach to the door!
Ronda Blake
Brilliant idea, though my dog’s still not quite getting it! We’re still using them.
Victor Dodd
I purchased several of these bells for doorknobs at home and work where I bring my dog. I established a routine of ringing the bell and then taking her out. She’s now quite proficient at using her nose or paw to signal when she needs to go potty. I’m amazed at how well this system works. Definitely worth it for us!
Jack Martin
Can’t say it’s done much for potty training my puppy, but she absolutely loves barking at it and wrestling with it hanging from the door. She now runs around the house with it like a reindeer on a sugar high, ignoring every other toy. So, I guess it’s a success?
Rory Falconer
I had to hang this from a hook at light-switch level to prevent it from dangling on the floor even when set to the shortest length. Hanging it from a door knob was impossible. It’s also quite heavy, making it tough for smaller dogs to use. Mine, at 25 lbs, struggles to ring it
Catherine Hale
I love the bells. I had to remove a few because the noise was overwhelming, and my 9-month-old puppy was scared. By day three, she’s getting used to them and even rang the bell! I think they’ll be very helpful for us.
Ronald J. Pembroke
Great price and product! Needs some adjustment to ensure it stays securely on the doorknob, as the pet sometimes pulls it off while playing.
April Rivers
Training a puppy for potty time—fingers crossed!
Danielle Harper
I get these to send home with puppies when they go to their new families. A fantastic tool to have!
Mike Rivers
Arrived promptly and with solid construction. I’ll secure them a bit higher as they hang from doorknobs almost to the floor. Using them to signal when doors open. Would definitely purchase again.
Pawbee Patron
Potty training is going well; they’re already showing results.
Porky Malone
I’ve had surgery, so I can’t work with my dog right now. But I live alone with two doors at each end of the house. I love having a bell system on each door. It’s like my personal alarm—loud enough to alert me if someone tries to enter without permission.
Pawbee Patron
My sweet old horse had an eye removed and has a cataract in the other. These bells are fantastic for helping him navigate his stall without bumping into things. They’re sturdy with a classic sleigh bell sound. His companion wears some outside, so he can follow safely.
J. Langston
Very loud and durable.
Sierra Haines
Excellent quality. Simple to use.
Bailey Rose
It’s okay. My dog chewed the bell within the first week and crushed it. I hoped it would last longer!
Diana West
Our dog took to these right away. They’re the perfect volume—not too loud to frighten, and not too heavy.
Arthur Greene
Training the puppy to ring the bells for bathroom breaks is starting to work after about a week.
Janet Keane
Using these bells for puppy training. They’re highly durable and offer great value as you get two sets. Received just as described, shipped promptly.
Samantha Palmer
I had to get creative with my long patio door handle to attach the bell, as it’s designed for doorknobs. But with a bit of looping, it works perfectly.
Diana Brooks
These bells hang off the doorknob. We plan to use them to house-train our puppy, and they came highly recommended by our trainer.
Mandy Parker
Using these bells for our Yorkie-Pom mix to let us know when he needs to go out. The tether is long enough that the bells almost touch the floor.
A. Harper
I’ve used a similar product before for potty training dogs. I appreciate that this comes in a two-pack, perfect for the front and back doors. Ideal for any dog size as it hangs low enough for small puppies.
Pawbee Patron
Our ducks adore playing with these! However, they’re starting to rust already, so they might not be suited for outdoor use.
Nate Butler
I trained our previous dog with bells, and I’m confident these will be fantastic once the puppy starts using them regularly.
Iris
Price, quality, and volume are all fantastic. My dog only needs to give the bells a light tap for me to hear it. Very sturdy and a great value. Highly recommended!
Pawbee Patron
My 9-week-old puppy learned to ring the bells to go out in just one day! Incredible. I bought more to give as gifts.
Deborah Braxton
Works perfectly for the dogs to let us know when they need to go outside.
Elena Grace (Elaine)
Trained my Rottweiler puppy to jingle the bells when she needs to go out. It works great!
Bunny Reed
We just adopted a 10-week-old puppy, and these bells are crucial for potty training. The quality is excellent for the price. Very satisfied with this purchase!
Derek Brooks
Love this product! The sound isn’t loud and annoying, and it hangs right next to the door.
Jana Marcelli
Used one for dog training on the back door and the other on the oven door and stove.
Summa Kaye
My only complaint is the length—these bells drag on the floor when attached to standard doorknobs. We had to cut a significant portion off to prevent dragging. Otherwise, we love them! Our puppy rings them to go out, making life so much easier!
Anna Leigh
My dog quickly grasped the concept of these bells. He nudges them with his nose or taps them with his paw to signal when he needs a potty break. There wasn’t much training needed—just hang the bells on the door handle, give them a jingle each time you take him out, and he soon associates the sound with going outside. Before long, he’s ringing them on his own.
Kara Wynn
We ordered these because my son’s dogs use them to signal they need to go out. Our 3-month-old puppy learned within a day to ring the bells with her nose or mouth to let us know she needs to go out! Great purchase!
Uncle Doug
The bells are just loud enough. There are only two height options, and both are a bit long for my doorknob, so they tend to get caught in the door. Still working on training the dog, who was initially afraid of them. Now she knows that if I ring them, it’s time to come inside.
Kara Imperiale
We have a hound mix puppy who always wants to go out for no reason. Training her to use these bells was easy, but after a few days, we had to take them down because she would ring them constantly. They work well, and I wish we could put them back up. Now she just stands at the door. I would recommend them, though.
Heather Blythe
I love that my pup doesn’t just sit by the door to signal. Instead, she shakes the bells and then waits for me to come! It took her just 24 hours to learn to shake the bells.
Nixon
Took off one star because they’re so long they nearly drag on the floor, but they’re otherwise great for when my dogs need to go out.
BookVoyager
These bells remind me of sleigh bells. My puppy adapted to them after just a few demonstrations. No more indoor accidents. They work wonderfully and are very well made. Highly recommended!
Kara
Bought these bells to potty train my puppy. It took him a little while to understand their purpose, but once he got it, he rings them without issue. He used to show very subtle signs when he needed to go out, leading to many accidents. Now, he has no accidents, though he sometimes rings the bell just to go outside or see what’s happening. But I’m just thrilled that the accidents have stopped!
Mara Blake
Bought two packs to potty train my puppy. The bells are high quality and easy for my dog to jingle. He caught on immediately. They’re loud enough that I can hear them from another room.
Curated Collector
Our dog quickly learned the potty bells, but she tore up the first set we had. These are now on the front and back doors and are holding up much better. With more bells, the ringing is clearer. Highly recommended!
Rex Random
Fast shipping. Bells as promised—loud and exactly what we needed. I’m actually using them for my special needs child, whose childproof locks are no longer effective. This way, I can hear if she tries to go outside unsupervised, giving her a bit more freedom while keeping her safe.
Ria
Well constructed. Using this to train our new puppy to signal when she needs to go outside. I hope it works. As a first-time dog owner at 75 years old, I’m ready to use every tool available!
