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Leather Dog Bells, Puppy Potty Training Bell Dog Doorbell Potty Train Dog Bell for Potty Training Door Bells for Dogs to Ring to Go Outside Jingle Bells (Leather Brown, Glitter Bone 1 PCS)
$14.99
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- 🔔Upgraded Stylish Dog Doorbell: This version features a chic PU leather leash, giving it a fashionable look while ensuring long-lasting durability. Equipped with stylish dog tags, this bell not only enhances your home décor but also provides a sturdy, reliable tool for training your dog.
- 🔔Durable & Clear Sound: The set includes five 1.5'' large bells made of premium stainless steel, providing a loud yet pleasant jingle. These sturdy, non-deformable bells ensure you'll always hear your dog signaling their needs.
- 🔔Adjustable Length for Any Door: Featuring a strong buckle, the training bell easily attaches to doorknobs or handles. The adjustable length from 31" to 33" ensures it’s perfectly accessible for dogs of all sizes.
- 🔔Teach Your Dog to Communicate: Train your dog to ring a bell to go outside for bathroom breaks, instead of barking or scratching. This effective training gadget enhances communication with your pet and can be used for feeding, treat games, and command training.
- 🔔Quick & Easy Training: Most dogs learn on the first day! Simply point to the bell, give a command, and reward your pet with treats and praise each time they touch it. Repeat when they go outside or use the bathroom, reinforcing their learning with positive feedback.
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