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Let the dog know the dog door bell

The first step is to hold the bell close to your puppy’s nose or paw. Once the puppy touches the bell, say “yes” and reward. If needed, you can encourage the puppy to touch the bell by holding a treat behind it or dabbing some peanut butter on the bell. Repeat until your puppy readily touches the bell with his nose or paw, always giving lots of praise and a treat. When he confidently touches the bell as soon as you present it, add a word such as “touch” or “bell.” Start to hold the bell a little farther away, so the puppy has to make a few steps to touch it.

Let the dog learn to use the dog doorbell

Once your puppy has learned to touch the bell on cue, use double-sided tape to stick it on the door or wall where you would like for your puppy to go out. Encourage your puppy to touch the bell, and as soon as he does, say “yes” and reward. Repeat until your puppy readily touches the bell when you give him the cue. Reward him and give him very enthusiastic praise!

Note: Some dogs will pick up these steps more quickly than others. It may take a few hours, a few days, or even a few weeks depending on your pup.

Let the dog get used to using the dog doorbell

Step three is teaching your puppy to ring the bell at the right time. Approach the door with your puppy, point to the bell, and say your cue, “touch” or “bell.” The moment he touches the bell, say “yes” open the door, and take him outside. With repetition, your puppy will learn that when he touches the bell, you will open the door.

Explore more ways to use

In the future, you can also train your dog to ring the doorbell when the dog needs to go to the toilet, and when the dog needs to eat.

More different usages are waiting for you to learn and explore.