nuosen Adjustable Dog Door Bell and Press Bell,Dog Toilet Training Bell Interaction Bell Cat Bell Nylon and Steel Material for Housing Training

It’s just… fine. It matches the description, my dog did use it. But its an eye sore and too long for my door. I’m not mad that I bought it but I wouldn’t get it again if that makes sense. It was the best option in my budget at the time.

Our puppy wouldn’t bark to go outside and having two young children meant we didn’t always have time to watch her, which meant she would go to the toilet just by the door.Someone mentioned a bell to me and I thought they were mad but there was no harm in trying it.The items are well made. The push bell didn’t work but the bells on the string did. As soon as she pushed them with her nose we let her put and then she realised that is what she had to do to go outside. It took a day and we have a toilet trained puppy. One month on she now barks to go outside but this really did help us.

My dog loves these. Had them over 4 years just ordered a replacement now as they got a bit tired, but hopefully these should last a few years too. My dog loves them for when he’s letting us know he needs to go into the garden

I was sceptical when I bought this for our pup, but within a couple of days he learned to ring the hanging bell with his nose when he needed to go to the toilet. He learned at around 3-4 months, still uses it now at 8 months. It's great as you can hear the bell from anywhere in our house it avoids accidents! Highly recommend

The floor bell is great for training but wish there was a way for it to stick to the floor without damaging the floor. My dog has big paws so sometimes misses the actual middle button for it to sound.The long bell is a little redundant as it swings to much for the dog to shake it effectively. Again if the bottom end was attachable to something it might solve the problem.Like I say great for training but perhaps depends on your dog and size.

It's really nice having loops at different heights so it can hang wherever. The rope hanging is also pretty thick.When my pup was house training I touch him to touch my hand on the touch command with his nose. I just had him do this to the bells and when he knew what touch meant when near the bells, I had him bop his nose every time we took him out. Or if he was mid accident and there was no time for him to slowly bop it, I'd touch his nose on it myself before running outside. It took him only about a week to figure it out and he used it reliably for months. Unfortunately recently he decided he'd bop it when he's bored to get attention so we had to stop using it, but it worked the whole time he was training which was superb :)

Wasn’t so keen on the floor bell (though the kids seem to live using it!!) but the door handle bell was great. Took our pup just a few days to work put how to use it. She was approx 6 months old when we got it.

Fantastic way of our puppy letting us know he needs to go outside without having to bark and easily heard throughout the house. Would recommend to anyone getting a new puppy/dog they pick it up so quickly