Oh my goodness have we got a treat for y’all! We are totally LOVING our Pebble Smart Doggie Doorbell! Just wait until you see what my pups had done to my door and you will understand why I am so excited over an alternative way for them to let me know they need out! Before we get to that, let me introduce you to…
The story behind the Pebble Smart Doggie Doorbell
The Pebble Smart Doggie Doorbell was inspired by Pebble, a beautiful and gentle Whippet, and the first dog that Keith and his family have owned and fallen in love with. When Pebble started to scratch the door to be let in, Keith was reminded of all the scratched-up doors he saw at the homes of his dog-owning friends and their attitude of helplessness and resignation. He decided to find a solution. He devoted a year-and-half to research and design before perfecting a doorbell designed especially for dogs that is easy to install, easy to train with, and affordable.
Pebble Smart Doggie Doorbell in a nutshell:
- Door-scratching to bell-ringing
- Super easy installation
- Great for puppy house training
- Hear it anywhere in the house
- Fun and positive interactions
- Proud dog, happy owner
Prevent scratches like this!!!
Be sure and read what Miss Molly Says thought about the Pebble Smart Doggie Doorbell for all our door scratching dogs!
The answer? A Pebble Smart Doggie Doorbell!
We are super excited to introduce you to this amazing doggie doorbell and to bring you a pawsome giveaway! Pebble Smart has offered for 3 of our readers to have a chance to try it out the Pebble Smart Doggie Doorbell!
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THREE lucky readers will win their very own
Pebble Smart Doggie Doorbell!
Sponsored by Pebble Smart and Hosted by Miss Molly Says
Giveaway ends 1/24/2016 at 11:59 pm ET! Open to US residents 18+ and older.
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Good Luck Y’all!
tracee
Sunday 24th of January 2016
We used to have a doggy doorbell years ago. It was a wooden box with a paw print on it that was wired to the existing doorbell. When our dog pushed the lid on the box (mounted next to the door), the circuit closed and the doorbell rang.
tracee
Sunday 24th of January 2016
Fortunately, no. My dog isn't a door scratcher. Whew.
Cheryl
Sunday 24th of January 2016
I usually stay outside with our dogs or wait at the door so it isn't scratched.
Sandy Weinstein
Saturday 23rd of January 2016
yes both inside and outside. they have ruined my Pello doors, i have nose prints all over the windows. one girl knows how to open the door but not close it.
Sally Wilsey
Friday 22nd of January 2016
Yes. If I go out without him he will cry and scratch at the door. He has abandonment issues big time.