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Our Point of View on BLUETREE Dog Training Doorbells

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Our Point of View on BLUETREE Dog Training Doorbells

Quick Verdict

BLUETREE Dog Training Doorbells assist in potty training by allowing dogs to signal when they want to go outside. The bells are adjustable and audible, making them effective for communication with the pet owner.

Transcript
Hi, it's Juliette from WTI and I'm going to talk about something that has helped me potty train my dog. So I got these BLUETREE bells that go on your door and it has been wonderful. It's taken about one week and she hits them with her nose, kind of like you just saw now, whenever she wants to go into a room. So this is my husband's office. She hits the bells when she wants to go in and I have another one on the front door because she started to scratch the door and it was making me a little bit anxious that she was scratching the door. I didn't want her to ruin it. So as you can see, she edged it. She likes to have options. So I can hear the bell of the front door where she has to go to the bathroom from when I'm in the back of the house, no issues. Like I said, one week for training, I would just hit it to her nose and then open the door and she got it after about a week of going in and out. So these are definitely great. They're adjustable. They're super loud and my dog uses them. And that's my point of view.
Key Takeaways

• The dog learned to use the bells in about one week.
• The product helps avoid door scratching behavior.
• The bells are adjustable and loud enough to be heard from different rooms.
• Using the bells provides an alternative way for dogs to communicate their needs.
• The owner found the training method straightforward and effective.

Video Proof Moments

Dog uses bells to signal

Option to use multiple bells

Bells prevent scratching issues

Training took about one week

Good audible volume noted

Tags

indoors, potty training, communication, dog behavior, home use

quick training, clear signaling, adjustable volume, prevents damage, improves communication

training effectiveness, noise level, installation process, durability

FAQ

Q: How long does training take with the bells?
A: Training typically takes about one week according to the user.
Q: Can the dog signal in different rooms?
A: Yes, the owner can hear the bells from various parts of the house.
Q: What happens if the dog starts scratching the door?
A: The bells help prevent the dog from scratching the door by providing an alternative.
Q: Are the bells adjustable?
A: Yes, the bells are adjustable in terms of their placement.
Q: How does the dog know to use the bells?
A: The owner trained the dog by nudging the bells with her nose and rewarding her when she did.
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