Bell training will take time, just as any other training would. Many people benefit from bell training a puppy at a young age to go outside. You can also train an older dog to go with the bell. First, you need to show your dog the bell. Show him that if he touches it he will get a treat. Once they understand that if you touch the bell they will get a treat, put the bell away. Put it away if you are not practicing with it so they don’t get confused if they touch it and don 't get a treat. Next, when you bring the bell out again, show it to your dog, and once he touches it with his nose, give him a treat. Put it away again after you are done training. Now that your dog understands that if he rings the bell he will get a treat, hang it up next to the door you use to take the dog out. Once he rings the bell, when it is by the door, give him a treat and praise him. Next start to point to the bell and, if he goes and rings the bell, give him a treat and praise. Again, put the bell away when you are not
Bell training will take time, just as any other training would. Many people benefit from bell training a puppy at a young age to go outside. You can also train an older dog to go with the bell. First, you need to show your dog the bell. Show him that if he touches it he will get a treat. Once they understand that if you touch the bell they will get a treat, put the bell away. Put it away if you are not practicing with it so they don’t get confused if they touch it and don 't get a treat. Next, when you bring the bell out again, show it to your dog, and once he touches it with his nose, give him a treat. Put it away again after you are done training. Now that your dog understands that if he rings the bell he will get a treat, hang it up next to the door you use to take the dog out. Once he rings the bell, when it is by the door, give him a treat and praise him. Next start to point to the bell and, if he goes and rings the bell, give him a treat and praise. Again, put the bell away when you are not