Paw Print Pet Training Bell
$6.99
Teach your dog to ring when they need to go out, instead of the whine at the door.
Arrives by Nov 23
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- Crisp ding
- Paw button
- No batteries
Safety & care
- Supervise puppies with the bell; it isn't a chew toy.
- Keep it off stairs and steps where it could slide.
- Wipe it with a damp cloth and dry it.
- Keep it off wet floors so the steel stays rust-free.
- Store it out of reach when not in use if your dog likes to chew.
At a glance
One paw, one ding
Paw-print button
Small and sturdy
By the back door
Made for real life
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Puppy house-training
Give your puppy a clear way to ask before an accident.
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Big homes, far doors
Hear the ask from upstairs or the other end of the house.
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Mealtime signal
Teach a 'dinner' bell as a fun extra trick.
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Clever cats
Some cats learn to ring for attention or treats, too.
The little details
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A clear 'time to go'
A crisp ding you'll hear from the next room, not a quiet scratch.
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Easy for paws
A wide paw-print button that needs only a light press.
- 03
No batteries
A spring bell that rings every time, with nothing to charge.
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Bright by the door
Manganese steel dome with a glossy, fade-resistant finish.
In 3 steps
How it works
- 1
Place it by the door
Set the bell on the floor by the door you use for walks.
- 2
Ring it together
Each toilet trip, press it with your dog's paw, then go out.
- 3
Reward the ring
When your dog rings it alone, open the door and praise.
How it compares
Paw Print Pet Training BellHanging door bellsThe details
- Paw-print press button
- Crisp bell sound
- Manganese steel dome
- Glossy, bright finish
- No batteries needed
- Red, white or blue
Specs & what's included
Specifications
- Type
- Press bell with paw-print button
- Bell
- Manganese steel, glossy finish
- Power
- None (spring bell)
- Weight
- About 0.1 kg packed
- Colours
- Red, white, blue
Care & use
- Wipe it with a damp cloth and dry it.
- Keep it off wet floors so the steel stays rust-free.
- Store it out of reach when not in use if your dog likes to chew.
Questions, answered
Will my dog really learn to use it?
With patience, yes. Ring it with your dog every time you go out for a toilet break, reward when they press it, and keep it in the same place. Some dogs learn in days, others take weeks.
How loud is it?
It's a classic desk-style bell with a crisp ding you'll hear from the next room. It's loud enough to notice, not alarm-loud.
Does it need batteries?
No. It's a spring bell: press the button and it rings.
My dog rings it just for fun. Now what?
Only open the door for toilet breaks when they ring, keep it boring outside, and they'll learn it means 'out to go', not 'play time'.
What if it doesn't work for us?
If it isn't right, you can return it under our returns policy. Email us and we'll help.
Still have questions? Email mortega.ft@gmail.com. We reply within one business day.
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