RIBOSY Set of 6 Dog Buttons, Recordable Button, Dog Training Buzzer with 50 Stickers, Record Playback Your Own Message to Teach Your Dogs Voice What They Want

Simple to set up and use. My dog loves them! You can change and record new voice commands easily. Durable. My dog has actually picked them up and dropped them without any damage to them ... so far.

These buttons did exactly what I expected. They work very well and are easy to program. I have a set from a different brand as well, and this set has noticeably better sound quality. I use them for training my dog and they are perfect!

I bought these for dog training and they've worked fairly well. These have a few advantages over cheaper versions. See my warning at the bottom before you buy.The record mode is activated through a switch on the bottom, so it is much harder for a dog to accidentally delete the messages.The battery life is okay. I haven't had any die on me yet.The recording quality is okay, not too quiet, but not crystal clear audio, either. It's decent.The button is a bit tough to push, so my chihuahua has no interest in them, as he would have to jump a bit and stomp on the button to make it work. On the other hand, My Pitt Bull has been a little more responsive to the button.I started by making one for "treats", and couldn't get him to press the button, so I left it in the area he likes to lay around when I'm home, and I started giving him treats and talking to him every time he accidentally pressed the button, and showing him how the button worked every time, and now he's taking to it, as well as learning to use the "outside" button a bit, too.Fair warning to those trying to train dogs in a similar way to the YouTube vids, this type of training is not easy and takes a very strong connection with the dog and a lot of time and patience in training. I can teach dogs simple tricks in a matter of minutes most of the time and I've been working on this for weeks with only small results.See, many animals are smart enough to do this sort of thing, but the vast majority of animals don't have the type of personal connection with a human to understand what they're trying to communicate. The kind of bond I'm talking about is usually formed by spending tons of time bonding and communicating with the animal in its early childhood, then continuing to train and communicate with the animal through its life. You see this kind of training in movie-star animals and stories like Beautiful Jim Key, the genius horse, but it is rare and is not a simple matter of teaching an animal a fun trick. This involves spending a significant portion of time learning to communicate with that animal on a deeper level than is usually possible. It requires true friendship and leadership and teaching skills that a lot of amateur trainers lack.Anyone can train a dog to press a button, but it takes a true connection with the animal and a large investment of time to teach it language and logic involved in pressing the button for a certain reason without being prompted by a human first.Good luck if you decide to try. It isn't impossible, but it isn't simple. If your dog sits in the corner with his toys all evening after you come home from work and you don't spend much time communicating, this isn't for you. If you spend half of your life cuddled up with your animals and talking to them and having them follow you everywhere, this is a fun project to work on with them.

Very easy to program. Durable enough for my very active toy poodle. Speaker is very clear so no worries, your fur baby will be able to easily understand whatever command you program. My only suggestion while programming your recordings would be... speak clearly in your normal talking tone, while holding the buttons atlease 7-10 inches away from your mouth. If not your recording will sound muffled, I learned this on my third attempt LOL!

Too quiet, and if you speak louder, it's crackly and difficult to understand. Easy to re-record and press though.

Our boy is only starting to learn. The buttons are good and sturdy. You record your own phrases, which we like, cause we use specific words to ask him questions. Would suggest putting a rug under them so they don’t move around too much cause the dog is pretty aggressive when he stomps on the buttons, he pretty much kicks them around lol. I’m happy

Got these to see if I could get my dog to use them. I compared quite a few listings before settling on these. My dog is 17 lbs and has no trouble activating them at all, and the cats push them sometimes by accident (I assume) too so they’re easy for small pets to use. They playback the recording loud and clear if you record them right. (Don’t put your mouth right up to the mic hole if you want your recoding to be clear.)They seem to be just right for what I am using them for and I will probably be buying more.

Great product. You just put in what you want him to use the buttons for. Toilet, treat. My dog loved that button too much.

Very easy to use, clear and loud speaker playback. Love them, trying to train our cat some basic commands and something like this makes it so much easier to do so.Would definitely recommend!

So much fun. My cattle dog learned to use it in 15 minutes! Hilarious

Clear sound, easy to use. Would order again.

The media could not be loaded.  Pros:1. Large size - good for puppies not as good with target hitting so large area suits best for them.2. Sound quality is good and recording can be as loud or as quiet as you want it to be depending on how close you are to the mic and how soft/loud your actual voice is. I have a button set up by my front door and I can hear it from across the room (500 sqft). This is very important as I want to hear what my dog wants wherever I am in the room. It is loud enough but not obnoxiously loud. My dog spams the treat button by my couch and I don't get irritated by its volume or the spamming. If recorded too loud, you can always reset and record softer numerous times.3. These only take 2 AAAs compared to 3 AAAs from another seller.Cons:1. The stickers are too small. Dogs are semi color blind so the colors aren't beneficial to them that is why the stickers are important for differentiation, but I find that they are too small. I threw them away after a few days and just drew my own. My dog now recognizes which buttons are which better.2. No shape differentiation. Like I said, dogs aren't great at recognizing colors so I wish the buttons were of different shapes so it would be easier for dogs and there wont be any need for stickers or in my case my hand drawings.3. The buttons arent hard per se, but if pressed by the edge, it won't work so you have to train your dog to press closer to the center and to press again if no sound comes out.Tips to be successful:1. Dog must already know how to paw.2. You must have a good bond with the dog for word recognition aka talk to your dog often.3. Dog must already recognize the words you record. This will tell them to press again if no words come out and of course to let them know what they are pressing/what each buttons are for.Good luck and happy training!

I recorded everything onto them and they have worked perfectly ever since