Product Details:
* Made in the USA of durable materials in over 50 styles to match
every home’s decor and budget
* Shipped from Connecticut via USPS (approx. 16%
shipping/handling of total product order) or UPS (charges apply)
within 24 business hours of receipt of order
* Come complete with easy-to-follow training instructions –
suggested training method
* Two sets of strategically-placed, custom-made, lead-free bells
enable any breed of dog access to ringing Poochie-Bells,
measure 26″ long
* Pleasant sounding
* Designed to fit over any doorknob, handle, or hook (see our
decorative hook collection) placed by the door
* Portable, great for traveling with the pooch
* Up and out of way of foot traffic, safe for family and pooch
* Endorsed and preferred by industry professionals including
trainers, breeders, and veterinarians
* Recommended training age – ten weeks to over 16 years! No dog
is too old to learn the method
* Consistency is key as with any training method
* Poochie-Bells… used by thousands of happy dogs and their
owners!
How it Works
Designed to accommodate both large and small breeds, Poochie-Bells® are made to hang on a
doorknob (or a hook next to the door) inside the house. This enables the dog easy access in
ringing the Poochie-Bells® by using their nose or paw. The clear signal of the bells immediately
alerts the owner that their dog needs to go outside, thus avoiding accidents . By ringing the bells
each and every time the dog has to go (creating a stimulus), the resulting action will be the
reward of being let outside. Your dog learns to associate the stimulus of the bells with the
ability to go outside.
Review:
L.G. (Little Girl), is our little Pomeranian mix dog. She just turned two years old. We sometimes have difficulty knowing when L.G. needs to go outside because…she is a barker!!! She barks at everything. So. when she barks at us we don’t know if she has to go out or if she is barking at her shadow. Result…we sometimes ignore her and she has an accident.
For sometime, we have been trying to figure out how to tell the difference between a “I have to go potty bark” and the “UPS man is outside bark”. Poochie-Bells saved the day! It took about two weeks. At first, she was a little scared of the bells but now we know when she has to go out because she now rings the bells! It’s really cute when she nuzzles the bells!
Downside: The cat thinks if he rings the bells, he gets to go outside too!!
Price:
$16.95 – Mention “CouponDad“and get $5 off the purchase of your Poochie Bell.
Giveaway:
One lucky Coupon Dad Reader will win (1) Poochie-Bells Dog Training System. A $16.95 value.
Now for the Details:
The giveaway will end at midnight CST on Saturday, November 13th. I will draw the winner using random.org and notify them early in the week by email (make sure to give a good email address when leaving the comment). The winner will have 48 hours to respond to claim their prize.
To Enter: (Main required, then up to 3 more entry opportunities)
Main Entry:
Leave a comment telling me what kind of dog you have. Feel free to brag about how well behaved they are or the coolest trick they do!
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Thanks and good luck!
L.G. using Poochie Bells!
* A free sample of this product was given to me for review purposes. This had no bearing on the review and all comments are my opinion and not that of the manufacturer’s.
Nicolita says
Ah is that so Sandra, well I just to share that I found these Dog Training Collars is one of the most useful tools used for training. It is primarily used to correct bad habits such as barking, digging, and chewing, a Training Collar can transform a misbehave dog into a well obedient dog.
Sandy a.k.a. Mrs. Coupon Dad says
Hi Nicolita,
This post was from 2010 so I don’t think it would be good any longers.
Thanks,
Sandy
Nicolita says
Is this still available?
SportDog SD-105 says
Is there anywhere that housetrains your puppy? I have tried but I work all day without a lunch break. I love my puppy and don’t want to get rid of him, but I need some help.
Stacy B. says
My kids and I have been teaching one of our three dogs, Cowgirl (an Australian Cattle dog), how to shut the door–now what she needs is a way to tell us when she needs to go out!