Doorbell Sound Trainer
Teach your dog that the doorbell means "run to my mat, get a treat". Built-in doorbell and knocking sounds, 10 volume steps, a session log and a progress chart. Free, private, no sign-up.
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How do I stop my dog barking at the doorbell?
Change what the doorbell means. Teach a mat a few yards from the door, then play the doorbell very quietly and immediately toss treats on the mat. Over days, raise the volume one step at a time while your dog stays calm, then practice with real knocks and visitors.
What volume should I start at?
Step 1, where your dog notices but doesn't react. If your dog barks or rushes the door, go down a step and make the treats better.
Can I use my own doorbell?
Yes, later. Most owners start with these sounds at a low volume, then move to a helper ringing the real doorbell.
Where is my data stored?
Only in your browser on this device. Nothing is sent to us and there's no account.
What if my dog is scared of visitors?
Don't push greetings. A chew in another room during visits is a good plan, and a certified behavior professional can help if your dog has bitten or snapped.