About This

• Smart Touch-to-Ring Design: The Halo Paw dog door bell features a sensitive touch surface that lets your dog ring easily with their nose or paw—no pressure needed. Perfect for puppies or small dogs learning basic potty training commands.
• Multi-Pairing System: Supports both multi-bell and multi-receiver setups. You can pair several bells to one receiver for multiple doorways, or one bell to several receivers for full-home coverage—so you’ll never miss your dog’s signal wherever you are.
• Wireless Range up to 1000ft: Stay connected anywhere in your home with stable long-distance signal transmission. These dog bells to go outside ensure you never miss your pet’s signal from another room or floor.
• Interactive LED Alerts: When pressed, the dog buttons for communication flash a soft blue LED, offering both sound and visual cues—ideal for training sessions day or night.
• Customizable Sound & Volume Options: Includes 60 melodies and 5 adjustable sound levels. This system also works as a dog clicker for positive reinforcement training, helping your pet learn quickly.
• Waterproof & Easy to Mount: Designed for indoor or outdoor use. The bell for dogs to ring to go potty resists rain and dust, perfect for placing near doors, patios, or dog houses.
• Beginner-Friendly Pairing: If the doorbell does not work when you receive it, first press the melody button on the receiver to pick a sound, then hold down the volume button on the receiver for about 4 seconds until the blue light stays on and you hear a beep, press the doorbell button to connect it to the receiver (another beep means it’s paired and the blue light turns off); repeat the same steps for a second doorbell and watch the easy setup video in this product listing if you need extra help.
• Battery Performance Note (Northern US)：The bell part of this product is equipped with 1 alkaline battery. In winter, alkaline battery performance drops sharply below 32°F (0°C) and may stop discharging below 23°F (-5°C) in northern US areas such as Alaska, Minnesota, North Dakota, Maine and New Hampshire—this is an inherent characteristic of alkaline batteries in low temperatures. Performance fully recovers at normal temperature. For extreme winter cold, we recommend using the doorbell indoors for pets instead of outdoors; you can place it outdoors again when the extreme cold weather passes. If cold causes battery issues, please contact us first for support before taking any further action.