Caldwell's Pet Supply Co. Potty Bells Huishoudstraining Hondendeurbellen voor hondentraining en huisbreking van je hondje. Hondenbel met hondendeurbel en zindelijkheidstraining voor puppy's

I purchased this for my cavoodle puppy a few years ago and wished I had purchased it sooner - it fast tracked potty training and to this day is still in use - great to hang by your back door if you don’t have a doggy door.

These bells are sturdy, they work on most, if not all, door handles and they make potty training so much easier! It helps that they also look great! Our Golden Retriever puppy was a bit fearful of them at first so I sat on the floor and played with them a bit. I didn't ask my puppy to do anything, I wanted him to become curious about them on his own. When he crept toward me and sniffed the air near where I was holding them, I moved onto the next step. I asked my children to sit on the floor and we tossed the bells back and fourth, very gently, to make it a game. Our puppy became a bit braver and actually sniffed the bells so I advanced to the next step. I grabbed some whipped cream, I would have preferred peanut butter but we didn't have any, and I put it in the bells and allowed the puppy to lick it off. Each time I put the cream on the bell I would say "touch" and as soon as he licked the bell I said "yes" and gave him a small treat. Once he understood that touching the bells got him a reward I placed the bells on my front door. From the first introduction of the bells to the moment I hung them on the door was a span of approximately 30 to 45 minutes. (We took breaks so as not to overwhelm him.) The time it takes you to get this far with your puppy will depend on your puppy.Once we had the bells on the door handle I told our puppy to sit, I gently shook the bells and told him to touch and, as soon as he touched the bells, I said "go potty" and I opened the door and let him out. He is still a bit uncertain about the bells so I continue to shake them and tell him to touch each time we go potty. I started the process Monday night, it is now Thursday and he is starting to touch the bells on his own. Every time he touches them we happily say "go potty" and immediately let him outside. I absolutely recommend these bells to anyone with a puppy as they are very helpful with potty training! Our puppy sleeps in our room and, because he usually will not have an accident and tries to wake us up, we do not put him in the crate anymore. Having a second set of bells for my bedroom is a great way for him to alert me that he needs to go out. I only bought one set because I have a friend giving me another bell but I advise those considering this purchase to buy two. They are absolutely affordable and they arrived quickly!Happy potty training!

Only took a day for my Bc to get get hang of it. Works a treat. Needed bells because she doesn't whine or bark to be let out. Bells get louder when she's desperate!

Good quality didn’t take long for the dogs to figure it out.

She learned the second day that touching the bells will open the door to go to the garden for potty. Now she uses it very well . Love it! Thank you, highly recommended