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- Measures 27-inches in length, so most dogs can reach it from most doors.
- The bells jingle to grab your attention and let you know that your dog is ready to go out.
- Helps eliminate indoor accidents by giving your dog an easy way to tell you when he needs to go outside.
- The colorful design helps keep the training bells visible for your pup.
- Helps prevent barking, whining and helps keep your dog from scratching the door.
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Li'l Pals
Perfect products for petite pups
Small breeds and young pets offer their own challenges and specific needs. Coastal Pet is looking out for the little guys with our Li’l Pals brand of products. This includes collars, leashes, harness, toys and grooming tools designed just for them.
Still growing or permanently petite?
Whether it’s a puppy on their way to bigger things or a small but mighty breed, big love comes from these petite pups. To celebrate these fur-real friendships, we've created a brand of products specifically for smaller anatomy. Li’l Pals by Coastal features thinner collars, smaller toys, and easy to use grooming tools, all backed by more than half a century of pet product knowledge and a quality guarantee.
You Love Your Li'l Pal
Small but mighty, they may be a miniature breed, a kitten, or a puppy from a small to medium breed – either way there is big love coming from these little guys. They often have personalities that compensate for their stature. It’s hard to tell who’s the hero and who’s the side kick in your relationship, so to celebrate the little guys, we've given them their own brand of products.Description
Help train your pup with the Li'l Pals Dog Potty Training Bells. This colorful training device is designed to hang on a doorknob, so your dog can jingle the bells when he needs to go outside. Not only will this help avoid accidents inside your home, it can also help prevent your pup from barking, whining and scratching your door. To help your hound get the hang of things, simply jingle the bells when you're ready to take him outside to go to the bathroom, and reward him when he begins to use the bells on his own—this helps ensure his new habit sticks! You can teach him to use his nose, paw or even his tail. It may take a few tries, but once he gets accustomed to the bells, he'll let you know when it's time to go!
Applications
Training puppies and young dogs to potty outside
