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BohemianM
Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2025
Might be better for smaller dogs. My Husky/ Hound puppy thought it was a chew-toy.
Anna L B.
Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2025
I got these for my Coton De Tulear, she is super smart and learned fast that one of the buttons means food haha!
Supermomma
Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2024
My kids use them more. They are functional and easy to use. They are the size that you see on tiktok or Facebook or any social media. The variety of colors looks good and they aren't to expensive.
CTR
Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2023
Aside from the poor sound quality/volume, the first one I tried out made the batteries so hot I could smell plastic burning. I burned my thumb taking them out. Luckily I smelled it before walking away. There are no company/mfg markings anywhere to be found. Packaging has CE and FCC markings which are dubious.
Bellsohven
Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2023
My dog wouldn't have anything to do with them. The noise of them scared her. I ended up giving them to my daughter for her lab. She loves them! So does her lab Raney! Raney let's them know when it'd time to go outside and when to get a treat the most. She knows how to use all the buttons to communicate with my daughter. So much so that my daughter is looking at purchasing more so that Raney's vocabulary can grow even more.
Mrs. B.
Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2023
My daughter wanted these for Christmas - for her dog. I honestly thought this gift was ridiculous. But I think they work! The dog mainly asks for food, but I have seen him ask to be let out. Of course, he could just scratch at the door, too. She literally has to put the food button on the counter because he constantly hits it with his paw and then stands by his bowl. I don't know if the other buttons work, but Ollie seems to be communicating with his mama, and he has put on a few pounds :)
Mike
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2023
Excellent trainer. My Aussie figured it out after 3 hours. Showed her what to do and bang, she had it down.However, you need to remember one thing about these buttons.These buttons are designed to tell YOU what to do, not your dog. So be very careful what you record into them. If you record "treats", that's your dog telling YOU they want a treat, not the other way around.If you record "play", (as I did) they are telling YOU they want to play, not you asking them if they want to.So, mind what you record and remember who is telling whom, what...lol
Norman J Jester Jr.
Reviewed in the United States on October 12, 2022
Loved everything about it. I saw a video of a first-time dog owner. She bought one of these and recorded her voice on it; the word was out. She put it near the door and stepped on it every time. The dog caught on very quickly. I tried it with your clear recorder and recorded cookie. After about five days he pressed it, and understood the meaning. Yes, of course you have to follow up with a treat. Now that he knows that, it is limitless with the things that you can record and eventually communicate with your dog on many levels, or cat for that matter. Give it a try, it's working for me. Don't underestimate animals, they're smarter than you think.
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