- Hang the bells on a door handle for easy setup, then let your furbaby tell you when he needs to go out.
- Bells jingle to get your attention and let you know your pup needs to go potty.
- Help to eliminate indoor accidents and scratching, whining or barking to ask to go out.
- 2 handy snap options let you choose between lengths to accommodate most doors and dog sizes.
- Just jingle the bells when you take your pup out and reward him when he uses the bells to ensure the habit sticks.
With the Advance Dog Potty Training Bells, you can train your furbaby to let you know when he needs to go outside. Thanks to the bells, your pup doesn’t need to scratch, whine or bark to send you a clear signal. Two snaps allow you to choose the paw-fect length to accommodate most doors and sizes of dogs. These bells are fashionable and functional. Just jingle the bells when you take your furbaby out, then reward him when he starts to use the bells himself so you always know when he has to go!
| Item Number | 114336 |
|---|---|
| Weight | 2.08 ounces |
| Dimensions | 30.5 x 2.5 x 1.75 inches |
| Lifestage | Adult, Puppy |
- This training device is designed to hang on a doorknob so your new pooch can jingle the bells when he needs to go out.
- Simply jingle the bells when you take your dog out, and reward him when he begins to use the bells himself to ensure his new habit sticks.
- Training device is easily wiped clean with a damp cloth for maintenance.
- Hang or secure your Advance® Potty Training Bells on the door your dog uses to go outside. Potty training bells should remain on the door at all times to be easily accessible whenever your dog needs to go out.
- Teach your dog to tap the bells with their paw, nose or tail. To do that, familiarize your dog with the bells when it is time to go out to the potty. Say, “Let’s go potty; ring the bells,” while pointing to the potty training bells.
- Help your dog ring the bells, then praise and let them outside. To encourage the desired behavior, be consistent and use the same phrase and actions each time.
- Your dog will soon associate ringing the bells with being let out to go potty and will ring them without your reminder. Make sure you respond immediately to your dog ringing the potty training bells to avoid accidents or unwanted behavior. Be sure to offer praise every time.


















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