Family dog learn to use ring video doorbell

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Teaching a family dog to use a Ring video doorbell tag may be challenging as dogs typically don't interact with technology in the same way humans do. However if you want your dog to signal you when someone is at the door you can try these steps: 1. **Choose a Specific Signal**: Decide on a simple action or noise that your dog can make to alert you. This could be barking scratching at the door or pressing a button. 2. **Training**: Use positive reinforcement techniques to train your dog to associate the chosen signal with someone at the door. Reward your dog when they perform the signal and practice this regularly. 3. **Introduce the Doorbell Sound**: Play the Ring doorbell sound on low volume when you're not expecting guests. Associate this sound with the training signal your dog has learned. 4. **Real-Life Scenarios**: When someone comes to the door encourage your dog to perform the trained signal. Reward them when they do it correctly. 5. **Consistency**: Be consistent with your training and practice regularly. It may take time for your dog to associate the doorbell sound with the desired action. 6. **Use a Visual Cue**: You can also consider placing a visual cue (like a bell or a button) at the door that your dog can easily interact with associating it with someone being at the door. Remember that not all dogs will readily adapt to this training and it may take patience and repetition to achieve the desired result. Some dogs may not be comfortable with technology

Family dog learn to use ring video doorbell

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