PoochieBells Dog Potty Training Doorbell, Good Dog

I was really surprised that the bells actually worked on my 3 1/2 month springer spaniel. We hung the bells on the door knob and rang them every time we took her out to do her duty. She got the hang of it after only 2 days and would gently nudge them to go out. Now at 4 1/2 months, she grabs them by her mouth and really shakes them until somebody lets her out.

I saw this online and thought, hey, why not try it. My four month old golden doodle learned it in one day! I thought maybe he'd ring it just to go play outside. He did that only once. It's really amazing! Tonight I took him out to pee before bed as usual. A half hour later, he rings the bell. I'm thinking "ugh, good grief". But you have to follow through or they learn it means nothing. I take him out and he pooped right away. I thought I knew his routine, but he knows what the bells mean. I'm glad I took him out! It was so easy to teach him to ring the bells. I'm no longer afraid that he'll have an accident in the house. Now he can communicate without barking at the door or sniffing in a corner(not a good sign). I recommend this!

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The bells are a wonderful and amazing tool for potty training. It is amazing how easy it was to get our puppy to alert us when she needed to go outside.

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These bells are very nice looking. Unfortunately, my dog just doesn't seem to get it. He will ring the bell when I ask, but he doesn't do it on his own. I do like the bells though and hope one day he will get them.

I'd say this is a good purchase, simply because I didn't want to have to make this myself.

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I have a very smart yorkie. He is not typical: He is rambunctious, scrappy, and very much a "boy" dog. If he could roll around in garbage and bark at squirrels all day, he would be happy. I had Chunk trained to the point at which he knew that ringing the bells meant I would let him outside, but he didn't quite get the whole, "ring the bells when I have to go potty" part of it. That meant that when my husband went outside to do yard work and Chunk wanted to be with him, he would ring the bells, I would let him out, and he would not potty. I would let him inside, then he would crap on the floor. The product is great in theory, but I advise others to make sure to complete potty training before introducing the bells, because it may confuse the dog as it did Chunk. Perhaps he is just too smart for his own good.