BLUETREE Hanging Dog Doorbells with 7 Large Bells
- Seven extra-large 1.4-inch metal jingle bells
- Heavy-duty nylon strap with three length settings
- Hangs from a door knob or handle
- Sized for small to large dogs
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Description
The BLUETREE Dog Doorbells are a classic hanging potty bell: a strap of loud jingle bells that hangs from your door knob, so your dog can nudge it with a nose or paw when it needs to go out. It is one of the most popular potty bells on Amazon and a sensible first choice if you have never bell-trained a dog before.
Key details
- Seven extra-large jingle bells, 1.4 inches each, with a silver-colored coating
- Thick-walled metal bells that ring loudly
- Strap made from heavy-duty nylon
- Three length settings, so you can bring the bells down to your dog’s nose height
- Listed length: 33.3 inches
- Package weight about 5.3 ounces
Who it suits
Because the length adjusts in three steps, it works for small breeds as well as big dogs. It is a good fit for puppies in potty training and for adult dogs that scratch or bark at the door. If you have a sound-sensitive household, note that the maker describes these as very loud bells.
How to start bell training
- Hang the strap on the door you use for potty trips, with the lowest bell at nose height.
- Every time you take your dog out, ring the bells first (or guide its nose to them), then open the door.
- When your dog touches the bells on its own, praise it and go out right away.
- Only use the bells for potty trips, so the sound keeps one clear meaning.
Our step-by-step guide covers the details: how to teach your dog to use potty bells.
Good to know
Will it scratch my door?
Any hanging bell can tap the door when it swings. Some owners hang it from the handle on the inside of a back door, where marks matter less.
Is it a chew toy?
No. Take it down if your puppy starts chewing the strap, and put it back once the chewing phase calms down.
