BLUETREE Dog Doorbells, 2 Pack
A loud, low cost potty bell set that works with consistent training and suits larger homes best.
The short version
- Owners starting potty training who want a signal they can hear
- Homes with two doors the dog uses
- Larger houses where a quiet bell would be missed
- You live in a small apartment and are sensitive to noise
- Your doors have lever handles or no knob to hang from
- Your dog chews straps and can't be supervised near the door
What owners like
- Loud enough to hear from other rooms
- Adjustable strap fits different door heights and dog sizes
- Nylon strap holds up to pawing
Common complaints
- Too loud for some small homes and small puppies
- Bells jingle whenever the door moves, not only when the dog rings
- Strap is stiff at first
- Some dogs learn to ring for play rather than potty trips
Based on The Amazon listing, a reseller copy of the full listing text (cproducts.com), a dog bell roundup on Lisa Johnson Fitness and the American Kennel Club guide to bell training..
Research scores
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What it does
Two nylon straps of seven large metal jingle bells that hang from a doorknob for potty bell training; the original EYLEER set with a press bell is no longer listed, and its Amazon listing now sells this BLUETREE 2 pack.
- Seven large jingle bells per strap, meant to be heard across the house
- Three snap positions to set the bottom bell at the dog's nose height
- Reinforced nylon strap that loops over a doorknob, no screws needed
- Two straps, so a second door can be set up
- Satisfaction guarantee with refund or exchange, per the seller
A simple, low cost way to start bell training a puppy or adult dog, with a second strap for another door. The bells are loud by design, which helps in a big house but can be a lot in an apartment, and the strap does nothing on its own without consistent training.
How it compares
Specs
- Pack
- 2 straps
- Bells per strap
- 7
- Bell size
- 1.4 in, metal with silver coating
- Strap
- Heavy duty nylon
- Length adjustment
- 3 levels
- Hanging
- Loop over the doorknob, closed with a riveted snap
- Color
- Black
- Extra
- Dog whistle included, per the listing
Worth knowing
- The seller gives no stated age, size or chewing guidance; supervise dogs with straps and small metal bells.
- Safety information from the maker is limited to marketing claims about durable materials.
Questions
How do you train a dog to use potty bells?
The AKC suggests ringing the bell each time before taking the dog out, then praising and going out right away once the dog rings it alone.
Are BLUETREE dog bells too loud?
They are built to be loud. Larger homes benefit, while some apartment owners find them excessive.
What if my dog rings the bell just to play?
Common advice is to keep bell trips short and business only, then come straight back in.
What happened to the EYLEER dog doorbell with a press bell?
That set is no longer listed. Its Amazon listing now sells the BLUETREE 2 pack, which has no press bell.
Sources
- Amazon.com: BLUETREE 2 Pack Dog Doorbells
- cproducts: BLUETREE 2 Pack Dog Doorbells (listing copy)
- Lisa Johnson Fitness: Best Dog Bell for Potty Training
- American Kennel Club: How to Teach Your Dog to Ring a Bell to Go Outside
Researched 2026-10-02. We bought this product; our page is built from the maker's details and what owners report across reviews and forums. We never copy Amazon customer reviews.