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weird tails 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 1 Transmitters)

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Color: 1 Receiver 1Transmitters


Features

  • 120 Days Full Refund or Replacement: It's a dog doorbells suitable for all size dogs-small, medium or large! It's also can be used as a wireless doorbell for home or as caregiver page for an elderly/sick patient. Our wireless doorbell is approved by FCC and RoHS; Not satisfied with our product? Return it to us within 120 days and get 100% of your money back!
  • 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.

Package Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 3.62 x 3.31 x 3.03 inches; 4.66 Ounces


Batteries ‏ : ‎ 1 12V batteries required. (included)


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ June 28, 2019


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ YNORS


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    • Good doggie doorbell.
Color: 2 Receiver 2Transmitters
Bought this with an extra receiver. Works well, sticks great to my metal door. It does however occasionally start going off on its own.
Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2023 by Ken
    • Works! Easy to train
Color: 1 Receiver 1Transmitters
Best purchase for my dogs to alert us when they wanted to go outside. The button is very light to touch. Perfect for dogs nose. Bring treat to button, say potty word, praise let them out. Took about 1.5 weeks
Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2023 by Brandy A.
    • Works well
Color: 1 Receiver 1Transmitters
Review Image by Megan Nanninga Megan Nanninga
The media could not be loaded. I was skeptical about this product, the misspelling of the word tails on the device kind of made me rethink my purchase but in did infact work as needed, our newly adopted rescue pup learned to ring the bell whenever he needed to got outside to potty, unfortunately he has now decided to use it for EVERYTHING, bored *ring bell, water dish empty *ring bell, younger human won't open his bedroom door *ring bell, hungry *ring bell, I want to play *ring bell, humans won't share their human food *ring bell (in protest I guess🤷🏼♀️) etc. Heck, sometimes he just feels like licking the bell just cause he can. Through all of this and months of being ding door ditched by Loki (he likes to sometimes wonder off after he rings it), I would indeed purchase it again cause what is life without being a servant to your bff (best furry friend). ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2023 by Megan Nanninga Megan Nanninga
    • My dog uses this to ask to come inside.
Color: 1 Receiver 1Transmitters
Review Image by Heather D. Heather D.
Review Image by Heather D. Heather D.
This is really easy to install; the doorbell comes with two perfectly shaped adhesive Velcro pads so the bell can be taken down and easily re-attached. We’ve had it for several months now. It is mounted on vinyl siding outside the back door so my dog can use it to ask to come in. It has so far survived some really hot direct sun and some fairly cold (20F) temperatures and still works. As far as training my dog to use it, since he was already trained to ring a cowbell to go outside, so it was really easy to teach him to use this to ask to come in. Here is how I did it. 1. After installing it, for a day or so. every time my dog would come in, I would activate the doorbell with my own hand so that he could start associating it with both the sound it made and with coming in the house. 2. After he saw me do that a while, I started removing the doorbell from the side of the house and gently tapping his nose with it while saying “touch it” just before he would come in each time. I repeated this for a day or so as well, but if your dog doesn’t come in and out a lot, you might need to do it longer. 3. At that point, when he wanted him to come in, I would take it off the house, hold it in my hand, and get him to tap it with his nose himself by saying “touch it.” To get him to do that quickly and reliably took only a handful of tries. He’s a smart cookie. 4. I figured the next step would be to get him to touch it on the side of the house (it’s right next to the back door), but he figured out how it worked at that point and began ringing it to ask to come in. Every once in a while I still point to it and say “touch it” and have him ring it before I let him in, just to keep that skill fresh in his mind. I think I should add a warning, though: my dog rings the bell not only to come inside but also to get me to come to the door so he can ask me to go outside and play with him. It’s really cute but also pretty annoying. Lol. I hope this is helpful! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2021 by Heather D. Heather D.
    • Mixed feelings
Color: 1 Receiver 1Transmitters
Pup knows how to use it and what it's for, but only uses it when 'she' wants to. She'll touch it, squat when we get outside, 5 minutes later she touches it again and squats when we get outside. This can repeat several times if we allow it. But she still pees in the house at any given time even right beside the door and the button without even attempting to touch it. Example when she's bored and wants to roam in the yard, or just to get us to come running. Another favorite time is after she's eaten and we sit to eat our dinner.......every night. Positive side, she actually uses it when her water dish is empty. The idea is good but some dogs, like my 4 month old, WILL take advantage. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2022 by Laura Lajoie
    • it is interesting
Color: 1 Receiver 1Transmitters
have not been able to get the puppy to use it yet but my biggest issue is that it is not repositionable - and I can not find a place to order more of the stick velcro to put it in another place
Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2023 by Busy Momma
    • Dog loves it!
Color: 1 Receiver 1Transmitters
Once my dog learned how to use this, he hits it anytime he needs to go out. He has us trained
Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2023 by Zachary Metz
    • Genius! Easy to activate, even for very small breeds.
Color: 2 Receiver 2Transmitters
This doorbell is perfect! We got it yesterday, & our puppies have already used it on their own twice! We can't see the back door from the other rooms in the house, so we were having trouble knowing when they needed to go outside to potty. The buttons are very easy for them to activate & they are starting to understand that they should push it when they need to go outside. We have a 6-month-old Pomeranian & a 4-month-old Yorkie, so they are very small puppies that needed a very sensitive button. This is perfect for them. We put one button on the inside of the door so they can tell us when they need out, & the other button on the outside of the door so they can tell us when they want in (when they are old enough to go outside by themselves). I can already see that this is exactly what we needed! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2022 by Jodi

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