Mighty Paw Smart Bell 2.0 – Potty Training Button for Dogs & Puppies – Train Your Dog to Ring The Bell – Wireless Pet Communication (1 Pack)

These "boopers" and "dingdongs" (technical terms for the transmitters and receivers) are the BEST. My 6-month old dog learned to use the booper in a matter of minutes when she wanted to go out. I loved it so much that I bought a second booper for the outside to let us know when she wants to come in. It has withstood all manner of weather in the Northeast. The boopers are battery-free and hassle-free, which is amazing. The dingdongs plug right into the wall and are nice and loud (and I don't even have the volume adjustment all the way up).As much as I love the Smartbell product, I love the company even more. When one of my dingdongs stopped dingdonging, I emailed them and they promptly responded telling me how to resync it with the booper. That worked great. When my booper finally stopped working, I sent them another email and even though it was a couple years after my purchase, they happily offered to send me a new set at no cost!One of my favorite Amazon purchases ever, and that is covering a LOT of purchases. You will not regret buying this product, and you'll be supporting a great company that stands behind it.

It works. Too well. My dog learned how to use this within a week, and now she hits the bell every time she’s bored, hungry, or just wants to go sniff dirt. BUT—I’d rather that than barking or scratching. The chime is clean and not obnoxious. It’s wireless and battery-powered (bless), and you can move it around as needed. Just be ready—your dog will now summon you like a tiny furry boss.Here’s what I love:• Easy setup (took me 5 minutes)• Adjustable volume + different tones (yay for options!)• Button is touch-sensitive—doesn’t need a strong push• No wires, no app, no drama

My dog is too dumb to use this but not the product’s fault. Only real complaint is that the button is hard to press, so my (very dumb) gentle dog really never had a chance at figuring it out.

My Great Pyrenees learned after I showed her the procedure within a minute in 2021. She rings at daybreak to come in from a night of warning coyotes to stay away. All went well until my grand dog came to visit. She manages to rip it off the door with her toenails before I can get across the house to let her in. Getting expensive . Today she destroyed the third one. Reorder is not available today, so will be forced to try another brand.

I have used this doggie doorbell for my dog for nearly two years. I use it in the outside of my northern Minnesota home through weeks of minus thirty degrees and temps in the 90’s and it’s never failed. After a power outage this week it quit working. I emailed the address on the directions and within 12 hours I had communicated three times with Mighty Paws and they had a new doorbell in the mail to me. Never have I had such good customer service nor a company that stands behind their product like this. Thank you!

Until recently, I was very happy with his dog doorbell. It was easy to install. It was easy to train my dog to use it. Most importantly, it worked well outside through our Pennsylvania winter. I bought this belt in March 2024. Unfortunately in May 2025 it has stopped working. My dog pushes the activator, but the receiver does not ring. I’ve unplugged it and tried to re-sync it. Nothing has fixed the problem so now after one year and two months I need to buy a new bell. As much as my dog and I have liked this bell, I don’t want to buy a. newone every year.

I swear by this thing.I have a malamute (5 months old now) and he was having issues telling me when he needed to go outside when I first got him so I tried the bells (just wanted to chew on them), puppy pads (DO NOT RECOMMEND, they will just shred them and it's harder to break the habit going indoors if they're used to that method), and so I put this on a mat next to the front door and it's months later and this is how he communicates now. If he needs food, attention, needs to go outside, when he's tired, etc. he presses it to get my attention. He took to it immediately!The button has a sticky side to be placed on the wall, floor, etc ( to avoid wall scratches and paint damage I put it on a rubber floor mat) and it connects wirelessly to the wall insert. The wall insert is the one that makes the doorbell noise so you can place it anywhere in your home so you can hear it! There are multiple ringtone options so you don't have a boring bell sound and you can even adjust the volume in case you're in an apartment with paper thin walls or even a large home with multiple floors.I struggled with buttons before because they seemed to be too quiet. This one goes up pretty high where I can hear it over making dinner, having guests over, and even blasting music.When my dogs go outside I move the mat outside and they'll press it when they want to come back in. I am considering getting another one specifically for outside it's that good!I can't recommend this enough and it's perfect for potty training!!! It's very easy for them to figure out and it gets your attention immediately.

The Mighty Paw Smart Bell 2.0 Potty Training Doorbell works great for teaching my pup to signal when they need to go out, with a simple nose tap. It’s wireless, sets up in seconds with adhesive, and the loud chime is easy to hear, though the volume can startle some dogs at first.