PoochieBells the Original & Trusted Housetraining & Potty Time Dog Doorbell for Loving Dog Families Since 2005. A clear, pleasant and easy way for your family to know when its potty time for your furry best friend. All PoochieBells are individually handcrafted in the USA. Navy Blue Sea Star Design

I'm puppy training and heard about these via a telly programme, my boyfriend was doubtful. The bells are actually quite large so are loud enough to hear in another room. I used a mini stick on picture hook on our back door, everytime puppy looked like he wanted to go out I got him to paw the bells and as I opened the door I praised him, about a hour after his mini training session I settled down in front of the telly, in the background I heard some bells! Dashed to the door and there is puppy looking at the door.... So proud and now I don't have to have the back door open all the time.. Make sure you get puppy to 'paw' the bells and not nudge with his nose, as the sound needs to be loud enough to hear in another room.

These bells have worked amazing for me and my mini schnauzer puppy. We were losing hope at getting him house trained - he would happily do his business when we took him outside but he wasn't telling us when he needed to go out and having accidents in the house. We hung these on our back door and within a day he was ringing the bells when he needed to go out. Since that day we have not had an accident in the house for two months and counting! The only thing is, he now knows that if he rings the bells he gets to go in the garden and dig in the plant pots!

I got this for my parents 4 month old puppy who hadn't been house trained at all before. After a few weeks she started ringing the bells herself. Mostly so she could play in the garden:-) I think it was sometimes annoying for my parents when they had to take her out 4 times an hour when they were watching tv and she just wanted to run around lol. I was impressed how quickly the puppy got the hang of it. Apparently now how frantically she rings the bells relates to how desperate she is to go outside. I would recommend this item but think it is a bit overpriced as you could easily make one for a few quid using a dog lead and bells

I purchased this Poochiebell for my new Puppy a Boston Terrier she was 9 weeks old and I had read that they could be a little difficult to toilet train however a couple of weeks after ringing it every time we took her out to toilet she started to occasionally ring it herself now she is 16 weeks old and rings it EVERY TIME she needs to toilet we are so pleased toilet training has been a breeze with this and I would defiantly recommend without hesitation.

These are fabulous!! Our 10mth old cockapoo took to these within 24hrs of me taping his foot on them to show him every time I let him out. He chose to switch that to his nose but he rings them EVERY time without fail still 5mths on! We actually brought another set for my parents house too.The only downside is that Bertie now rings them if his dinner is late/he wants to go out on the trampoline/wants a treat 😂😂 #servicebell

One of the best things we have ever bought. We live in a flat and therefore have only one door and could not see when our puppy needed to go out. We put it on the handle of the living room door and he very quickly got the hang of using the bells when he wanted out. We have taken it when we have stayed away from home. It stopped the number of accidents immediately and I would recommend it to anyone toilet training a dog.

This arrived really quickly & is proving to be a success. The bells are much bigger than I expected as I thought it would be more like the bells on a cat collar but they are more like an inch or so across. I did wonder how I would hear it in another room but them being bigger answered that question!

Brilliant, my Cockapoo pup age 10wk got the hand of these in minutes! Although he has worked out the bell gets the door open, his toiletting isn't completely resolved. Which you can't expect at this age. Fabulous invention