They come in classic, high, and extra-high durability, so they can be used to train even the most destructive dogs. I have no doubt that I’ll continue to use PoochieBells with Josie, and I’ll use them for every dog I have in the future! Hooks are also useful if the bells needs to be hung lower so a toy breed can reach to ring them.

It only took a couple days of training for her to catch on, and ringing bells are so much more pleasant than barking or whining as the signal to go out.
The bells hang about 9-10 inches off the ground, and my Maltese is easily able to reach them with her paw, though she sometimes uses her nose to ring the bells. We trained her as a puppy, and at ten years old Josie still rings her bells when she needs to go outside.

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