Dog and Cat Communication Training Buttons | MyDogTalks | Train your Dog to Talk | Recordable Buttons for Pet Communication | Dog Talking Button Set (4 pack with mat)

We have 2 cats and I knew which one would take to the buttons. I started with one button, called treats, which I knew would be a success and have now built up to 8 buttons. We will never be like the YouTube stars, but when I get woken up in the night with Mummy, Mummy, Mummy, Kitchen, Hungry I really wonder what I've created. It did take patience and he really only uses them when he wants to get our attention but, seriously, I am so pleased I did it.

So glad I bought this set. Wanted it for a while but had to justify it given there are cheaper alternatives available. I had bought a set of 4 of cheaper brand, but I prefer this set for a few reasons; the coin batteries for one. The mats that come with for another. Was a bit worried about the button size as I have a large dog, but within days she picked up on the change (from 4 to 12 buttons!) and their meanings - the first Love You *will* you get from the buttons *will* make you cry a bit.I would recommend these; the sound quality is good, the choice of stickers is great (commands and emotions, the mats help the buttons stay in place better (my dog used to pick old ones up and carry them around).Really pleased these became available again and would like to add to the set in future. Everyone I know is impressed with my dog's language skills and I feel more connected to what they need and want.

I bought these because when I looked up how much it was to get more Fluent Pet buttons sent to the UK now, it was an insane cost.First thing to notice when they arrived is they are slightly larger than the Fluent Pet buttons. With a pair of scissors, I simply enlarged one of the holes in my Fluent Pet hextiles to accommodate this button.Second thing is that the method of recording is a bit different. This one I think is actually better than the Fluent Pet option. It may depend on your pet and how they use the buttons, but with the Fluent Pet ones, my dog is somehow able to make the buttons twist in the hextiles, knocking the switch on the side into the "record" position. This is not a concern with this design.Third thing is battery life - the button I've added to the board is "ball", and I have a border collie. So believe me, he has utilised this button heavily. I have not yet had to replace the batteries and I've had these around 2 1/2 months. Again this is a win over Fluent Pet, as many of those batteries seem to last no longer than a week.Fourth is the activation time - now this one is a negative for me, again it depends how your pet uses the buttons. With the Fluent Pet buttons, they activate and make the sound when you press them down. With these buttons, they activate when released. This means the response is slower, and I think my dog is finding that a bit confusing.All in all though, a decent replacement for Fluent Pet buttons in the UK if you're put off by the huge costs of shipping. I'm not sure what we'll do when we eventually run out of space on our HexTiles, perhaps we'll slowly begin to move buttons to the tiles which come with these instead.

The media could not be loaded. When I first received these buttons my dog (pug x shihtzu) was unable to use due to his light touch however the company owner contacted me and upgraded the buttons and sent me some to test.The new buttons are AMAZING! I’m not just saying this, they are honestly the best buttons I have used and I have tried several. The sound is very clear and loud, the buttons press with even tiny paws and the stickers actually make sense. Other brands (I have tried a few) are none of these and worst of all cause my dog to cry as he gets frustrated not being able to press them. I was tempted to fork out for fluent pet buttons but the shipping is a lot however after finding these I don’t need to. These are now the only buttons I will use and recommend to anyone, don’t even bother with cheaper alternatives.This video is day one using new buttons (he is still used to having the press and press to attempt to make any noise thus the excessive scratching) and he was pressing the mat instead of button. As you can see the moment he touched the actual button it worked. I will update with a progress video ones he gets the hang of buttons that actually work when he touchesCustomer service is top notch, they actually take your feedback on board and do what they can to resolve issues. The products are of a high quality and my pup seems much happier now that he can get buttons to work for him. I will be recommending to all my friends with dogs.