Make everyday activities a chance to connect. Keep practice short, consistent and at your dog’s pace.
Made for familiar, everyday routines
Your words, recorded in your own voice
Introduce one new word at a time
Outside. Play. Food. Start with the moments your dog already knows. Record a familiar word in your own voice, press the button before the activity and build a consistent routine together.
There is no fixed timeline. Patience and repetition matter more than the number of words.
1. Record one familiar word. Start with an activity your dog already enjoys.
2. Pair the press with the activity. Press the button immediately before going outside, playing or another chosen routine.
3. Repeat, then build gradually. Keep the button in the same place and celebrate small steps. Learning pace varies.
Record a word or short phrase in your own voice: “Outside”, “Play” or “Food”. Each button holds up to 30 seconds of audio.
Each button measures 9 cm across. Place it within easy reach and introduce it gradually, with supervised, positive practice.
Four rubber pads underneath each button help it stay in position. Choose a flat, dry spot and keep each word in the same place.
Replace a recording whenever your routine changes. Start with one familiar activity, repeat consistently and add words gradually.
Choose your preferred set above. Each button records and plays your voice; add two AAA batteries per button before getting started.
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Recordable buttons in your selected set
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Built-in recording function
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Rubber pads underneath each button
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Two AAA batteries per button
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Start with familiar moments. Pick one idea below and practise in short, relaxed sessions.
Record “Outside” in your own voice. Press the button before opening the door, then repeat the same familiar routine.
Place a “Play” button near a favourite toy. Pair the sound with a short play session and let your dog explore at their own pace.
Choose one everyday activity and keep its button in the same place. Build gradually, with patience and plenty of repetition.
Sample reviews for illustration. These names, ratings and stories are fictional examples, not verified customer feedback.
Great quality for the price. Super simple to record, and it even keeps the recording when you change the batteries. Fast delivery too. Highly recommend.
Easy to use — just press the bottom to record. Sturdy enough to take repeated hits from my dog. He already knows which button gets him treats!
Works really well. I’ve recorded several messages and my pet already understands them. We love it.
Very useful. Only downside: no power switch, so if you accidentally step on it, it plays.
Use the recording switch to record your own voice, up to 30 seconds per button. Play it back before introducing it to your dog. You can replace the recording whenever you like.
Choose one familiar activity, such as going outside. Press its button immediately before the activity and repeat the same routine. Keep sessions short and positive; every dog learns at a different pace.
Each button uses two AAA batteries. Batteries are not included. Keep loose batteries out of reach of children and pets.
Choose a dry, flat, accessible spot and keep each word in the same place. Four rubber pads underneath help the button stay in position.
The buttons are splash-tolerant, not waterproof. Keep them away from water bowls, rain and wet cleaning.
Each button measures 9 cm across. Very small puppies under about 3 kg may find the press difficult. Supervise use and introduce the buttons gradually.
Use the existing bundle selector above to compare the available sets and included colours. Start with a few familiar words and introduce more as your routine develops.
Three illustrative home scenarios. All people, images and quotes below are AI-generated fictional examples, not customer reviews or reported results.
“I’d begin with a familiar word like Outside, then press the button before opening the door.”
“I’d keep Play near our favourite spot and pair the sound with a short, enjoyable activity.”
“I’d start with one button and a consistent routine, adding more words gradually.”
Start with one word. Enjoy the little moments.
Choose your set above and bring a little more connection to your daily routine.
