
Product Description
- DOG DOORBELLS SYSTEM - Dog doorbell for potty training and going outside. Our doggie doorbell and training bells are useful for training dogs of any age but are really successful as potty training bells for puppies between 8-12 weeks old.
- TRIGGER SIMPLE - The dog bells just need lightly touch or slip over the touchpad to activate the doorbell through the nose or claw. No need to press! Either dogs or cats also can do it.
- CUSTOMIZABLE - This dog doorbell system has 55 customizable tones and 5 volume levels (0-110dB). This will ensure that you do not miss a signal, and you can choose how loud you want the alert to be. Also has a memory function that will remember your last doorbell ring after a power outage.
- LONG RANGE - Receiver and transmitter in a barrier-free environment, the maximum effective working distance can reach 500ft.
- WATERPROOF - The waterproof grade of the doorbell button is IP55. Use it in an outdoor environment, don't worry about the dog doorbell stopping working caused of water.
Wireless Dog Doorbell for Potty Training


FAQ
Q:How long do batteries last on average, what type of battery does it use?
A:It can be used for 1 year in average,it is 12V 23A alkaline battery.
Q:Do I need power outlet outside and inside?
A:The transmitter is powered by battery,It is very convenient to replace the battery and battery could last 1 year.The receiver is directly plugged in outlet and powered.
Q:Is this product a button or touch screen type bell?
A:It’s a sensor. Your pet just touch it is ok.
Q:Is it easy to train the dog to use it?
A:Yes,it's easy to train your dog how to use it.
How to use the doorbell to training your doggies?
The First Step: Have your dog touch your hand nose or foot! treat! nose or foot! treat!
The Second Step: Put wireless doorbells on the floor; touch with nose or foot! treat! repeat reward process.
The Third Step: Use 3M double-sided tape to stick the wireless doorbell on the door or wall nose or foot! treat!
The Fourth Step: repeat, open the door, and tossing the treat outside. Few rounds of repetitive and positive reinforcement.