They are the bells that you put on the door so the dog can alert you that they need to go out. I was wondering if they actually work and whether the dog actually learns to use them. Titus has started running to the door when he has to go but if we don't notice right away he goes on the floor (doesn't much have bladder/bowel control yet). If he was able to alert us in some way that would be really helpful.
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Has anyone used Poochie Bells?
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10/4/10 at 11:07am
We do. My dh thought it was the craziest idea until our pup actually rang the bells and went right out to go potty. I needed a way for her to tell us she needed to go instead of us just taking her out every so often.
To start, I showed her how to make them ring and then made her ring them every time I took her out. Once she made the association between the bells and going out, she's done great. Of course, sometimes she just wants to go out and play, but we still take her out every single time she rings them.
To start, I showed her how to make them ring and then made her ring them every time I took her out. Once she made the association between the bells and going out, she's done great. Of course, sometimes she just wants to go out and play, but we still take her out every single time she rings them.
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We use bells, just like Alyantavid. It's especially nice when we go upstairs at bedtime if our dog realizes he needs to go to the bathroom he will run downstairs and ring the bell (which we can hear from upstairs). My parents' dog also uses bells to ask to go outside.
We just tied some jingle-bells from a craft store to some string and hung it on the doorknob around dog nose-height. Taught him by ringing the bell just before going outside to build the association, and also consistently taking him outside every time he rings the bell too.
We just tied some jingle-bells from a craft store to some string and hung it on the doorknob around dog nose-height. Taught him by ringing the bell just before going outside to build the association, and also consistently taking him outside every time he rings the bell too.
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They do work for us. We don't have "poochie bells" but a decorative bell nonetheless. We were given it when we brought our pup home. I initially thought it was silly, but then when he started to nose them- then bark at me if I wasn't paying attention, I clearly knew it was worth the hype 
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