I'm need a bell to put outside my door for my dog to hit with her nose or paw when she wants to come in. Would this work? Could we hear it inside?
1646483
Depends on the distance from the front door to the rest of your house. It works well on the outside gate for us.
1646484
I have the bell attached to the top of a back gate (on 6' fence, appx. 30 feet from rear patio door) It has a clear tone that I can hear in the rear two rooms of the house I believe you could hear it quite well if you put it near the door, although I'm not sure of the durability of the metal attachment rod if used for your purpose, it is light as is the bell itself, the movement of the gate makes it ring easily .... I hope this is helpful to you :)
1646485
I have the bell attached to the top of a back gate (on 6' fence, appx. 30 feet from rear patio door)It has a clear tone that I can hear in the rear two rooms of the houseI believe you could hear it quite well if you put it near the door, although I'm not sure of the durability of the metal attachment rod if used for your purpose, it is light as is the bell itself, the movement of the gate makes it ring easily .... I hope this is helpful to you :)
1646486
Yes! We used this bell in a play at church. Quite loud and effective! Would work great!
1646487
The bell has a very clear high pitch which is very easy to hear from a great distance in our shop which includes behind closed doors sometimes. I believe it would work great.
1646488
My is mounted on the inside of the door and it is certainly loud enough to here throughout the house. It produces a good sound. It would depend on how soundproof your door is.
1646489
Yes probably as long as you could really hear through the door well. The other one I bought would work better though. This is the code for it - Shop Keepers Bell DH945. It is much louder than this one (which is a bit small).
1807716
YES. But it does not have a bell. The toy connects to a wire by a series of metal hooks. These little hooks RATTLE. The RATTLING SOUND of this toy causes my kitty to come running from the other room, just as soon as I pick it up. Game ON!
1007288
I wouldn't. It's not 100% when kept inside out of the elements. I've placed mine inside adjacent to my back door. I live next to a busy street & can hear the barking, when the volume is turned all the way up. I still like the product & use it every time I leave town. Hope this helps!
1456543
If your intent is to keep track of your dog, this isn't the answer. It only has a 60 foot range so your dog would have to be very close by. Furthermore, the beep is fairly soft so you might not be able to hear it if your dog isn't very close by.
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I think you would have to couple the sound with a quick jerk on the leash. In other words, hit the device and quickly give her a sharp jerk and tell her "down." That way she will tie the sound to the down command. Over time, you should be able to just tell her "down" and in order to avoid the sound, she will comply. It does work well for barking, but I also couple it with "quiet!" then a quick blast on the device. They are now at the point where just telling them "quiet" gets the desired response.
1630188
My dog just lays next to it until it opens, so he must either hear something or his internal clock puts him there at the right time! I think just the popping open of the door would make a little noise. There is no ability to record your voice. It is very "low tech" but very functional and easy to set.
1423831
It seems to work really well attached to the door. Mine opens out as well. It give us notice that someone is coming. I guess you could mount it on the wall if there some movement to ring the bell. You could also put a string on it to pull to ring. It's a simple but useful little gadget. No wires. No electricity. Love it
1508302
I would say yes. I purchased this for the reason that my dogs like to bark. Once they hear the beep they stop. Same with getting into my flowers. They hear the beep and they get out. I would recommend this product
1850207
You have to have a phone or something that can receive the wi-fi signal to hear the "ring". The doorbot itself has a speaker, so if you're close to the door you may hear it, but it does not have a separate "bell".
695037
Yes, you could use it as a door contact if you don't mind how it looks. It would be fairly visible. If you have any molding right at the edge of the door it might get in the way so that you would have to cut out a section for one of the sensors to fit. No reason that I can come up with that it wouldn't work with a door chime.
1592241
The sound is loud. It depends on how close to the bedrooms you place it as to whether it would wake the family. We have used ours on a storage/sitting bench in front of our kitchen window. Our sheltie would jump up ,look out the window and bark at everything that she saw. We tried several ways to stop her. It only took about 3 days for her to avoid the bench completely. I have had it turned off for about 2 months and she never has jumped up again. This product was a really wonderful solution for us.
2245802
It should be hung so that the bell is on the moving door/gate. It should be mounted in the position shown. Some bells are meant to hang on the wall over the door and tinkle as the door opens. This one hangs on the door itself and makes quite a nice sound every time the door is opened.
686892
I would think that would work just as long as you put enough on each string to really startle the puppy. These bells have a good sound, especially in larger numbers. Good luck!
1144163
Yes just point it at the dog and press the button..works ok at a distance also..just hold it down for a second..you wont hear anything but you should notice your dogs ears perk up..and they should stop barking..my girlfriend uses the one I bought her on her chiahauhaus and they got trained very fast using it..
1394553
If the bell is installed on the outside of a building you can probably hear it ring for about 50 or 60 feet. But if it's inside a building it will get muffled quite a bit. Either way you probably won't be able to hear it inside your house.
2198805
It might if the door was jarred or thumped hard enough, but I suppose if they were able to do it gently, then no. Just my guess, haven't tried it personally. :) I've triggered mine mistakenly on occasion by bumping it or hitting it with the dog's fetch toys, but it's smart enough not to sound when the sliding glass doors are opened. Ultimately I think these alarms are designed for sounding upon breakage of the glass, they are definitely a good deterrent in that regard, but for covert entry through doors being opened(or removed) they probably won't fare so well, unless it was done in a forceful enough manner. Hope this info helped!
875872
Yes. This doorbell served it purpose for me. My mother is elderly and sometimes she may fall so the best way to keep in touch was the doorbell. I have a bell next door and my son has one in his room at the same residence as my mother. So I think it is possible to have one inside and out but the ring is loud. Hope this has helped.