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Wireless Doorbell, Dog Bells for Potty Training IP55 Waterproof Doorbell Chime Operating at 950 Feet with 55 Melodies 5 Volume Levels LED Flash (1 Receiver 2 Transmitters)

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Color: 1 Receiver 2 Transmitters


Features

  • Join the Potty Training Revolution with our Smart Bell: This isn' t just a bell for potty training dogs, it's a bell for dog training to go outside too.
  • Trigger Simply: This dog doorbells solves the problem of small dog pressing, No need to press, Just touch or slip over the button lightly to activate, easy for any small or big dogs to use and flexibly increase or decrease the receiver and transmitter according to your needs. The matching method is simple and easy to operate.
  • Powerful Upgrade Reusable Adhesive Tape: Dog Doorbells for potty training without wiring, use Reusable Adhesive Tape to stick it on the door or wall or place anywhere you need. Hook and loop tapes are simple peel off and stick on, sticky backing. Non-slip, Anti-skid. Easy to replace the battery without damaging the wall.
  • Customizable: Has 55 first polyphonic ring tones and 5 levels of adjustable volume, you can choose the size of your favorite ring tones and ring tones (0-110 decibels), set to doorbell ring. not disturb mode, give users better Home experience.
  • Long Range & Waterproof: Receiver and transmitter in the barrier-free environment, the maximum effective working distance can reach 950ft. The waterproof grade is IP55, built-in waterproof rubber ring can work normally on rainy days, and can be used indoors and outdoors.

Description

Tired of cheap Dog Door Bell? Tired of poor quality of dog bell? Ding Dong! … Forget the scratching, barking, and whining! Easily teach your dog to ring the wireless Smart Bell to communicate potty time. It's the premier solution to all of your dog potty training problems. Step 1 The first step is to hold the bell close to your puppy’s nose. Once the puppy touches the bell, say “yes!” and give the puppy a treat. If needed, you can encourage the puppy to touch the bell by holding a treat behind it or dabbing some peanut butter on the bell. Repeat until your puppy readily touches the bell with his nose, always giving lots of praise and a treat. When he confidently touches the bell as soon as you present it, add a word such as “touch” or “bell.” Start to hold the bell a little farther away, so the puppy has to make a few steps to touch it. Step 2 Once your puppy has learned to touch the bell on cue, use 3M double-sided tape to stick it on the door or wall where you would like for your puppy to go out. Encourage your puppy to touch the bell, and as soon as he does, say “yes!” and treat. Repeat until your puppy readily touches the bell when you give him the cue. Reward him and give him very enthusiastic praise! Note: Some dogs will pick up these steps more quickly than others. It may take a few hours, a few days or even a few weeks depending on your pup. tep 3 Step three is teaching your puppy to ring the bell at the right time. Approach the door with your puppy, point to the bell, and say your cue, “touch” or “bell.” The moment he touches the bell, say “yes!,” open the door, and take him outside. With repetition, your puppy will learn that when he touches the bell, you will open the door. If your puppy begins to ring the bell just to go outside to play, you need to teach him that ringing the bell is only about potty time. When he rings the bell, clip on his leash, and take him to the place where you want him to eliminate. Give him a few minutes, and if he does his business, praise and give him a treat. If he does not, take him right back inside. Over time, your dog will learn that ringing the bells means the door will open and they can go outside to relieve themselves! The huge selection of 52 tunes ensures you will be able to find something you like. In addition, the built-in 40 mm stereo speaker delivers clear and well-balanced sound up to 115 dB, ideal for helping even senior citizens notice when someone rings the bell. Wireless Doorbell Kit supports a connection range of up to 950 feet. With the ultra-long wireless range and strong signal penetration, the doorbell can be freely used in large areas like homes, garden, villa and more. Mother Nature can be fierce. In order to withstand whatever the elements may throw at it, the transmitter has a high waterproof rating of IP55. Even heavy rain will not interrupt the operation of the robust transmitter while stationed outside. The blue LED indicator on the receiver flashes when the transmitter is pressed and a signal is received. Mute the doorbell if a ringtone is not desired and get notified visually by the LED instead. This feature is also helpful for those with a severe hearing impairment. Pet owners are often troubled by their beloved pets scratching at the door. Our Company has taken this to heart. Relying on its professional R&D team, it has spared no effort in developing pet doorbells. From relentless exploration to meticulous refinement, combined with high - quality services, it has built a communication bridge between pet owners and their adorable pets, making companionship more intimate.

Package Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 4.61 x 3.27 x 3.19 inches; 5.89 ounces


Item model number ‏ : ‎ N668


Batteries ‏ : ‎ 2 12V batteries required. (included)


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ April 2, 2019


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ YNORS


Best Sellers Rank: #126,488 in Pet Supplies (See Top 100 in Pet Supplies) #106 in Dog Doorbells


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Customer Reviews: 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (1,475)


Item Weight: 5.9 ounces


Manufacturer: YNORS


Item model number: N668


Batteries: 2 12V batteries required. (included)


Date First Available: April 2, 2019


Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 4.61 x 3.27 x 3.19 inches


Brand Name: weird tails


Target Audience Keyword: Dogs


Color: 1 Receiver 2 Transmitters


Size: 1 Receiver 2 Transmitters


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  • Worked great, until it didnt
Color: 1 Receiver 2 Transmitters
This was a great product, well packaged, arrived on time, easy to install, was plenty loud. Loved it!! Worked great. Had it about 6 months and it stopped working. Installed new batteries thinking that they may have went dead, both the sensors lit up like they were working fine. The problem is with the base. It is not doing anything, not working at all. Checked outlet, everything plugged works so… This made for good communication between the canines and me for both sides of the door. Wish it still worked ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2022 by Heather

  • Good training tool
Color: 1 Receiver 2 Transmitters
I bought this a few years ago. I actually used the command velcro strips to stick it to the door. It didn't take long for my dog to learn to push on the bell to go outside. I think it was about 1 week. After about 1 month I stopped using it. It still worked & did what it should (rings when pressed) but my dog got a bit smarter than the purpose of my buying it. She realized rather quickly that the bell means she could go outside-but not only to potty, but to PLAY! So she started ringing the freaking thing every time she wanted to go out & she LOVES being outside. I would take her towards her potty area & she would take off to get her ball or what ever other toys she wanted to play with. Finally, I just stopped letting her out & when the bell got on my nerves, I removed it from the door.. Side note: I forgot to unplug it so when I hit it one day (weeks later) it rang & that furry nut was at the back door in a hot second. I may retry to use this but I'll have to figure out a way to instill that it's ONLY to alert me she has to potty. I would recommend this esp for people with puppies & older dogs. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 6, 2023 by KSC

  • Excellent way to allow your dog to communicate Excellent way to allow your dog to communicate
Color: 1 Receiver 2 Transmitters
Training is going well though we just got it The volume should be plenty ANNA for our home The only negative is the music choices are horrible and Tinny which is what is to be expected from a device like this I think it would’ve been better if they chose different sounding chimes and bells to choose from instead of trying to make songs out of Tones that this Device is limited to That being said the doorbell will work fine I just feel like the songs are overkill and if they wanted to give choices they should’ve simplified them and stuck to what was good about the product What I hate is all these little screwdrivers and accessories that everything comes with nowadays and you never know what’s what anymore What I hate is all these little screwdrivers and accessories that everything comes with nowadays and you never know what’s what anymore I do have a mini screwdriver set but I found that sometimes that is not enough for some of the devices that come with their own so I’ve taken to trying to attach the devices to their own hardware and accessories so that I’m not searching through a little bin full of accessory parts and never finding the right one I found these on Amazon I bought them to put my make up brushes inside my medicine cabinet but I am finding that there are multiple uses for them and I absolutely love them and will always keep them in the house I don’t mind it on the doorbell device because I kind of hide it behind a chair a little bit so nobody sees it anyway and then the screwdriver is right there when I need it and I don’t have to waste time looking for it https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B085315YBX?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2020 Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2020 by Seypup

  • Ding Dong - Lets go outside!
Color: 1 Receiver 2 Transmitters
It didn’t take long to get my girl trained to nudge the button with her nose. I just rubbed some chicken on the button and gave her a treat when she hit the button with her nose and then let her out. Even if she didn’t hit the button, I hit the button, waited for the music to play and then opened the door. It took maybe several days of doing this. Once she figured it out, it was 🎵 ding dong music 🎵 all day long as she hit the button continuously. I think for her it meant let’s go out and play stick. I obediently opened the door each time, sometimes I threw the stick, but always I let her out. Then after a while I had to tell her “no, we were not going out to play” and she has since calmed down. It’s been two weeks and she doesn’t ring it as often but she def knows what it’s for. No more scratching and jumping on the door to go out. Easy set up. Having volume control and sound choices was great. Loads of different sounds but few that I wanted to hear. I opted for the one that sounded like a door bell but different from the front door. Thank goodness I set it up and not my husband as his musical choices, while comical, we’re not what I had in mind. Funny that both of my dogs only bark for the front door bell but not this similar sounding one on the back door. The doorbell attaches to my door frame with the included pre-cut sticky disc. I only attached the indoor bell and didn’t attach the outside bell to enter the house because the back door is to be replaced soon. I wanted her to learn how to use the doggie door bell before I got the new door. I’ll def reattach the indoor bell and begin using the outdoor bell once my new doors are in place. Highly recommended. Prevent doggie accidents, holes in the screen door, and scratches on the wood door and frame. I’m very happy with this purchase. You could probably set up another doorbell (with different sounds and in different areas) for other things like treats, meals, go for walks or whatever you want your dog to communicate with you about. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2020 by MathChick

  • use peanut butter
Color: 1 Receiver 2 Transmitters
My pup wasn't getting what I was wanting him to do with the command touch. he was trying to touch my hand and was hitting all around but not the button. finally got the idea to smear a bit of peanut butter on the bell when he wasn't looking. After wandering around the door he smelled it and then licked the door bell to get the treat - it immediately rang. at first he was a bit startled but I immediately got up and said yes! let's go potty and he got all excited waiting for his leash. He now has the concept after doing this twice with peanut butter. He hit the bell about 10 times after going out and coming in. I don't care at this point he is doing it whether he needs to potty or not I just want him to connect the bell with communicating to me he wants to go outside. I placed the bell on my back door that is in my laundry room which has an interior door to close off. Which I have done now since we have gone in and out several times and I know he doesn't need to potty. I will open the door to give him access when he has been free for an hour or so or after he eats and I know he will need to go pretty quick. when he potties he gets high value treats - when he doesn't we just go out - I give the command potty - if nothing we go immediately back in, no play noe walk around, and no treats when we come in. He will eventually learn this is for potty only when he sees he only gets the treat for actually doing his business. Walks and Play time I initiate and don't have him ring the bell at all so he should make that connection with time. Thanks for making a really great product :) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2019 by Nana

  • Haunted house ?
Color: 1 Receiver 2 Transmitters
This bell works great for house breaking, this one is a replacement to the 1st one I bought (different brand) it works as advertised, I gqve it 3 stars because either my house is haunted or the bell has issues as it goes off on it's own alot! It bad enough I have to unplug it ever night before bed because it will go off at 1:30 in the morning and wake everyone up. Unfortunately this isn't a once in a while issue,, it does this daily ! As far as training your dog to use it, it takes patience, it took my daughter a couple weeks to train my bully and my dorgy, the dorgy never actually got the idea, has no clue how to use it. My bully didn't get it after a few days, and she gave up, then a couple days later he just started using it on his own. Havnt had 1 single potty in the ouse in months since he Figured it out, definitely recommend one of these ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2022 by Steven V.

  • AWESOME!
Color: 1 Receiver 2 Transmitters
My new puppy was taking a while longer to figure out potty training than expected. We were at a stand still because he was always excited and wasn't really figuring out a way to communicate that he needed to go. We took him out regularly but, again, with puppy excitement there were still lots of in between accidents. Sometimes just minutes after coming in. He is very smart and has easily picked up about a dozen commands, but potty training of all things was hard for him. So I thought we'd give this a try because he connects cause and effect very well. We started by treating him and opening the back door for pushing the button, and then started just letting him out and treating him when he comes in. It wasn't quick. At first he thought it was a cookie button. Then he thought is was a way to call me to him for attention. Then finally he figured out that he goes outside when he pushes it and that THAT was the point. I never let him out the door without pushing the button. Which can be frustrating, especially in the morning when he really has to go. But with consistency, and patience he finally got it and this has been great. Sometimes I work from home and now I don't have to set reminders to take him out. He just rings a door bell. Sure, sometimes it's just because he needs a good run in the yard, but lots of exercise is important so thats ok too! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2020 by Daniellek

  • updating to give one star-
Color: 1 Receiver 2 Transmitters
Updating - These go off on their own all the time. I can no longer return because the return window closed in July 27. Don’t waste your time, buy another brand. What good is it if the bell rings all the time on its own? Do not buy! We have two new puppies, I wanted to try to train them to use the door bell. I placed one outside under a covered entryway by the front door and the other inside the house next to the door. The puppies were learning and doing great! One day, my daughter let her dog out and mine was still inside. I heard the doorbell go off and looked up and my puppy had rung the doorbell inside as she stared at the other puppy outside, waiting for me to open the door so she could join the other puppy outside. It was so cut and we got a good laugh out of it. The reason I didn’t rate the m higher is because the one outside will randomly start going off over and over. When we take it down and bring it inside it quits ringing. I’m convinced the outside humidity is somehow affecting it. We have tried several times but every time we put it back outside it begins going off randomly. One night it began to go off in the middle of the night and woke my family. I want it to work but outside here in Georgia it isn’t working as it is suppose to. If I figure out a way to remedy the issue I will update my review. For those just wanting one inside, it works well. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2022 by brandy

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