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Mighty Paw Tinkle Bells Dog Doorbells, Pattern

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Mighty Paw Tinkle Bells Dog Doorbells, Pattern

Original price was: $12.00.Current price is: $8.40.

SKU: Y2HLD 109977 Categories: Cleaning & Potty, Potty Training

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Hanging door bells are an effective tool for housebreaking pets, allowing pups to communicate when it’s time to go.
Large, thick-walled jingle bells are made from durable metals that offer superior sound quality.
Premium nylon ribbon is attractive and made to withstand scratches, tugs, and bites.
Comes with a simple, three-step training guide along with a free hook to hang leashes!
These easy to hang bells measure 24 x 1 x 0.1 inches.

House training is music to your ears with the Mighty Paw Tinkle Bells Dog Doorbell. Allowing your dog to communicate when it’s time to go outside, just hang these bells on the door, and dogs can be easily trained to swat the bells when nature calls. It easily hangs around any doorknob with a loop that snaps into place with a reinforced rivet, and the nylon ribbon is both attractive and durable—standing up to tugs, scratches, and bites. And most importantly, the silver-coated bells make a pleasant, clear sound that can be heard from other rooms.

Specifications

Item Number	109977
Weight	4.80 ounces
Dimensions	24 x 1 x 0.1 inches
Lifestage	Adult, Puppy
Material	Nylon, Synthetic Fabric

Choose a Location

Place your Mighty Paw Tinkle Bells on, or near, the door handle where your dog exits to go “Tinkle”. Keep in mind that dogs typically use their nose or their paw to ring the bells once trained.

Form a Connection

Each time you let your dog out to go to the bathroom, reach down and ring the bells. Choose a phrase to accompany this, such as “Tinkle Time!” Immediately let your dog out. Repeat this each time until your dog connects ringing the bells with being let out to go to the bathroom.

Reinforce with Praise

Praise and/or give a treat only when “Tinkle Time” was a success. Your dog should associate the bells with bathroom time only. Consistency is key. Do not reward if your dog rings the bell simply to be let outside.