Pet Doorbell

Customer Reviews:

Had one of these for 6 years. My dog uses it to signal needing to go outside. It is great if you are upstairs or in bed and your dog isn't a barker. They can just press and ring!!! Clever idea and even cleverer dogs who manage it!!
Juliecav

I give the Doggie Door Bell a score of 9 purely on entertainment. I've only had the door bell for a day, but it's been hilarious, Harvey my westie, went crazy on first sight, he thinks it's a toy which he can pick up and run around the garden with, of course with me chasing after him! I think I will have to fix it to the wall and hopefully train him to use his nose to push the pad!
Sue - Wakefield

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Claw marks all over your doors are unsightly, although they also make the neighbours imagine you have keep a pet tiger chained up in the back garden, which can be a plus, believe us.

Still, you don't want your beloved pet dog, cat, monkey, alligator or mongoose out in the bitter British climate any longer than it needs to be, do you?

All your pet has to do is to use the handy paw-shaped button, which should be a cinch for all but the dumbest of pets and the buzzer sounds, alerting you to their presence at the door.

A torrential downpour that's mysteriously gone unnoticed by you? No problem. Now Fido, Trixie, Tinkerbell, or Dave can signal their desire to be allowed back into the house in no uncertain terms.

Just pray your pet isn't bright enough to devise its own four-legged version of knock-a-door-run, however.

Main Features: Paw's Dimensions: 12.5 x 10cm Chime: 12.5 x 9cm Pawpad takes 1 x 9V battery Chime needs 3 x 4 AA batteries (not included)

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Marylin quickly picked up the gist of this nifty device and rings when she needs to be excused.
Paul Chambers, Cardiff

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