Coachi Toilet Training Bells - Company of Animals

Introduce your dog to the bells, rewarding them with praise and treats each time they touch them. Gradually associate touching the bells with going outside to eliminate or play.

The time it takes varies depending on the dog's age, breed, and personality. Be patient and consistent. Most dogs learn within a few weeks, but some may take longer.

Yes, you can use the bells for multiple dogs. However, make sure each dog understands the association of the bells with going outside.

Ensure the bells are accessible and easy for your dog to reach. Encourage them to touch the bells using positive reinforcement like treats and praise. Make sure they associate the bell ringing with something positive, like going outside.

Wipe the bells with a damp cloth to remove any dirt or grime. Avoid using harsh chemicals.

Yes, these bells are an excellent tool for training puppies. Start the training as soon as possible to establish good habits early on.

Ensure your dog only goes outside when they ring the bells. If they are ringing frequently, make sure they actually need to eliminate or play. If they do not, ignore their requests.

Even house-trained dogs can benefit from these bells, making communication clearer and reducing accidents.

Ensure the bells are positioned at your dog's head height. Encourage them to touch the bells with a treat and praise. Be patient and consistent with your training.

Make sure you are consistently taking your dog outside immediately after they touch the bells. Check if they need to eliminate or play. If they're not going, take them back inside and try again soon.

Check if the bells are obstructed or tangled. Make sure the bells are able to move freely and ring when touched.