2 Extra Loud Cat & Dog Bells | Pet Tracker | Save Birds & Wildlife | Luxury Handmade Copper (Medium)

Our dobies and dane have one each, on their collars. Makes it easy to keep track of where they are, especially at night. (completely fenced in yard, but black dogs at night are still hard to keep track of) They've learned that to go potty in the middle of the night, a head shake will ring the bell and wake me up, to get let out. Even though they look the same, they gave subtle differences in tone, and after a while, you can tell which dog you're hearing. Use a keyring split loop, to attach to collar. These things are as big as your thumb, (unless you're some kind of nancyboy) and can be heard for quite a distance.

Very happy with these bells, had them for 2 days on the cat. Perfect size for a full grown cat, dual bells are very effective. When she does a head shake no mistake where she is and can be heard in the other room. Hoping this will be a good alarm to the little critters she is stalking.

These bells are great? Bought these bells because our 2 dogs were “hell bent” on getting the squirrels. But after 3 weeks, the dogs are batting zero! Now the squirrels have a fighting chance. “GO SQUIRRELS GO!”

These are ok, I guess they are as loud as they can be. But they are really great for filling with water every time my cat drinks. Then she dribbles water all over the house. I pried them open as much as possible and that helps them drain a little.

Even though they are smaller than expected they are still pretty loud and clear. They are also pretty strong and with Stand heavy playtime.

These bells are perfectg for my little Yorkie's collar. He's a wee one and we need to know where he is so this works well. I have purchased other types of bells - smaller and more lightweight that he would njust chew them off. These wildlife bells are not too heavy (a problem for little dogs, they must be lightweight) and loud enough to hear him in the house or across the yard without too much disruption. They come in a set of two so even if he wears one out we have a backup. Well worth the money!

Two bells are 10 times better than one.These loud bells sound great & I always know where to find my dogs. They are made of a heavier weight steel & resist being crushed in the jaws of another dog, which occasionally happens when two are playing the neck biting game. And I don't have to attach a key to jingle against a single bell any more.Sure they cost a bit more but you get what you pay for. I bought a small pair at first for the aging Chihuahua & was so pleased immediately bought another pair for the terrier. I think these will outlive the dogs actually.

They worked great but the weight in the bellbroke through in a month.