kcrygogoLeather Dog Collar Bell with Quick-Release Snap Buttons Training Bells with Leather Button Strap and Pet Anti- Lost Silver Pendant ID Tags (2Sets)

I bought these to put on our dogs' collar for when we walk through the woods for safety reasons! They are super cute, durable, the perfect size, and sound great! Not to mention, they don't annoy the dogs! They're easy to put on and take off. Functional, work well, and are durable!

Perfect for a dog bell. We hung it on a short bungee cord from the door knob and taught our Cavapoo puppy to ring it with her nose when she needs to go out. She learned quickly and it's so cute to see her go to the door and ring the bell. Be patient training. Stand and wait after showing the dog what you want it to do. Don't keep repeating the command. We'd say, "Need to go out?" Then ring the bell by her nose. Wait. Wait. Wait. Repeat. When she does it, TREAT! Yeah! Potty trained!

Good for puppies

These Dog Collar Bells are perfect for our hunting trips! The bells make it easy to track our dogs and know exactly where they are, even when they're out of sight. The leather button strap is durable and comfortable, and the silver pendant ID tags are a great addition for added security. The anti-theft feature is a nice bonus, giving us peace of mind while out in the field. We’re really happy with this product and highly recommend it to other dog owners, especially those who hunt. It's a great investment for keeping track of your pets!

Very Satisfied works just fine for me when I am out in the woods with my two dogs just what I was looking for

Had a hard time finding a bell that my goats couldn't get off. THIS Is It! They hold up really well and having had these for months now, I can say I would buy again. Easy to get on their collar and snap stays closed! Winner

I ordered these to slide on our little dog’s collar and I think they will work quite well for my purpose—warning the wild birds he’s incoming. I would not have imagined that a 13 lb miniature schnoodle would be able to sneak up on and catch two wild birds a couple of weeks apart. Well, the time span is irrelevant, but really? Cats? Yes…indoor cats are our friends. Outside, not if you want to nurture a friendly habitat for wild birds—that would be me. I will stop back by in a couple of weeks to follow up on our success (I hope).

The bell is not very loud. Will have to find something else for my new dog to wear while outside!