Hunger for Words Talking Pet Doorbell for Dogs
Gift type: Pet Training & Behaviour
Perfect pick for: Pet Lovers, Dog Owners, Innovative Gadgets, Weird but Brilliant Gifts, Educational Toys
Estimated Price: £11.57
Transform the way you and your dog communicate with the Hunger for Words Talking Pet Doorbell, a clever invention that gives your pet a voice to tell you when it’s time to go outside. Designed thoughtfully to cater for dogs big and small, this interactive doorbell is both a practical and heartwarming solution to enhance your pet’s independence.
Measuring a compact 2.5" by 3", the doorbell is simple to mount near your back door, ready for your dog’s paw or nose press. It offers a unique 2-in-1 alert system: choose from a pre-recorded bell sound or record your own word, allowing your dog to signal clearly when they need a potty break. Crafted from durable plastic and powered by two AAA batteries, it promises long-lasting use to support daily communication with your furry friend.
Endorsed by speech therapist Christina Hunger and inspired by the bestselling book "How Stella Learned to Talk," this pet doorbell is more than a gadget — it’s an educational tool that helps pets express themselves with confidence.
- Material: Durable plastic
- Dimensions: Height 4.1 cm, Length 10.2 cm, Width 19.1 cm
- Power: 2 AAA batteries (not included)
- 2-in-1 alert styles: pre-recorded bell or custom recording
- Includes mounting strip for easy installation
- Designed for dogs of all sizes
- Guidance from speech therapist Christina Hunger
- Recommended for potty training and communication
- Easy to operate with a nose or paw press
The Hunger for Words Talking Pet Doorbell impressively bridges the gap between pet and owner communication. Users highlight how rapidly their dogs learn to use it, with many praising its simplicity and effectiveness. For example, one owner shared how their Bedlington quickly mastered pressing the button to signal their need to go out, easing anxiety for both pet and owner.
👀 Read more...Its dual alert system, offering a pre-recorded bell or the option to record a personalised phrase such as "outside," adds versatility. While some find the bell tone loud and clear, others have opted to record their own sounds to better suit their pet’s hearing or preferences. Battery access requires a small screwdriver, which some users found challenging, but overall the doorbell’s durable plastic casing withstands daily use well.
A few criticisms relate to the mounting strips, which some found less adhesive than expected, resulting in the doorbell resting on the floor. The press mechanism can feel a little stiff for human fingers but pets adapt quickly. The product also encourages independence in pets and reduces guessing games for owners, making it a valued tool in canine communication.
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