The Mighty Paw Tinkle Bells are a solid choice for those looking to train their dogs to signal whenthey need to go outside. They are durable and easy to install, but some users found them ineffective for their pets.
Bells may not be effective for all dogs, especially those not motivated by treats
Prevention: Consider alternative training methods if bells are ineffective
The bells are well-made and durable, lasting well and not breaking off.
Simple to set up on any door.
Works well for some pets, especially those motivated by treats.
Bells do not get sufficient attention of pets due to the soft volume.
Some dogs are scared or unresponsive to the bells
Old dogs appear to learn nothing from the bell's introduction.
Factors: Usage frequency, pet size
No, some dogs are scared or unresponsive to the bells.
Yes, the bells can be used on most standard doors.
"BETTER BELLS - our bigger TINKLE BELLS are louder and more durable - The silver-coated bells make a pleasant, clear sound that can be heard from other rooms. The bells are 1-1/4 inch diameter. They appear to be steel (magnetic) and are "dead" tone-wise. They do not jingle, as do bronze sleigh be..."
If your dog is motivated by treats and has a positive association, these bells could be part of your solution, but alternative training aids might be more effective.
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