DD685 Deluxe Brass Dog Bell
$15.90
- Country Of Origin: China
- Package Weight: 1.0 Pounds
- Product Type: Sporting Goods
- Package Dimensions: 2.54 L x 2.54 H x 2.54 W (centimeters)
Brand: Brand: Pete Rickard
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Product Description
The Pete Rickard DD685 Deluxe Brass Dog Bell is made of top quality brass. Now with leather collar loop, this item lets you know the dog's location. All of Pete's dog training supplies are made for your dogs in the USA.
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 9.69 x 3.74 x 1.57 inches |
|---|---|
| Package Weight | 0.06 Kilograms |
| Brand Name | Pete Rickard |
| Color | Brass |
| Material | Other |
| Manufacturer | Pete Rickard |
| Part Number | DD685 |
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| Brand | Brand: Pete Rickard |
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15 reviews for DD685 Deluxe Brass Dog Bell
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Anonymous (verified owner) –
Bought the last one in 2019, need one for 2nd dogLooking for a good bell for dog#2, realized I bought this one in 2019. That bell is holding up well, good tone great quality. So yes, I am purchasing another for the next dog in training.
Amazon Customer (verified owner) –
I like the tone and the distance (lost one on a ...I've bought three DD685 bells, I like the tone and the distance (lost one on a collar, one finally pulled apart). Most dog bells of similar construction share a weakness, and that is the way that the clapper is fastened to the loop – the clapper is crimped with a "C" shaped piece of metal that sticks out of the top of the bell. When your dog runs through heavy cover over a couple of years, that "C" eventually opens enough and the clapper is pulled off with the bell, leaving the leather loop still attached to the dog's collar. We hunt in some mean bush…
At the start of each season, just check that the "C" is still closed. If it isn't, squeeze the ends back together.
I will be buying another DD685 to have as a backup. Luckily my third DD685 will be here tomorrow, so all is good.
UPDATE 4 NOV 2016 – Unhappy face. I lost another DD685 bell, and I understand a bit more about the failure mode.
There are TWO failure points in the manufacture of similarly constructed bells. First is the link holding the clapper as described above. The second failure point is the two "ears" stab crimped on either side of the link inside the bell. When the bell is pulled away from the collar, the first part to resist are these two small tabs crimped over the ends of the slot in the bell that allows the link to enter inside it.
When these little ears are bent enough, the bell now is only restrained by the link that holds the clapper. Any pressure downward on the bell is now solely focused on the top of the clapper, and thereby the link. To sum it up, if the ears are still holding the bell firmly, then it is worth your time to sqeeze the link together. If the ears have let go, and the bell is resting on top of the clapper, then any pull on the bell is directly transmitted to opening the link.
Amazon Customer (verified owner) –
Did not lastMy old bill lasted about 10 years and two dogs. This one lasted a few months.
Louis Ohland (verified owner) –
Company stands behind their products!Although the bell itself is good quality, the leather strap didn't hold. I went through 3 different bells in 5 minutes each. I contacted the company and not only did they replace the bells, but they also put stitching on the leather straps to prevent this from happening. Great company and amazing customer service!!
Tom Snyder (verified owner) –
Perfect Dog BellThis brass bell on a leather loop works perfectly on my dog. It is well made and looks like it will last a long time (if the dog does not lose it!).
Mrs. Wesener (verified owner) –
Okay qaulity, not loud enoughHave a far ranging Brittany and this was useless, not bad but useless for me.
KatB (verified owner) –
Old SchoolPerfect bell for upland bird hunting. I love the delicate ringing it produces. My dog, Stinkerbell, likes it too.
DAK (verified owner) –
Two StarsFlapper broke off almost immediately.
Amazon Customer (verified owner) –
Bought the last one in 2019, need one for 2nd dogLooking for a good bell for dog#2, realized I bought this one in 2019. That bell is holding up well, good tone great quality. So yes, I am purchasing another for the next dog in training.
Louis Ohland (verified owner) –
Did not lastMy old bill lasted about 10 years and two dogs. This one lasted a few months.
Tom Snyder (verified owner) –
Company stands behind their products!Although the bell itself is good quality, the leather strap didn't hold. I went through 3 different bells in 5 minutes each. I contacted the company and not only did they replace the bells, but they also put stitching on the leather straps to prevent this from happening. Great company and amazing customer service!!
Mrs. Wesener (verified owner) –
Perfect Dog BellThis brass bell on a leather loop works perfectly on my dog. It is well made and looks like it will last a long time (if the dog does not lose it!).
KatB (verified owner) –
Okay qaulity, not loud enoughHave a far ranging Brittany and this was useless, not bad but useless for me.
DAK (verified owner) –
Old SchoolPerfect bell for upland bird hunting. I love the delicate ringing it produces. My dog, Stinkerbell, likes it too.
Mike Murdock (verified owner) –
Two StarsFlapper broke off almost immediately.