DCIAER Dog Communication Buttons, 6-Button Set with 30-Second Recording

DCIAER dog communication buttons are a pet sound-training toy that lets dogs signal needs and choices with six recordable buttons made from ABS plastic.

• 24 scene patterns — add visual prompts to a button-based communication setup.
• One dog button mat — provides a dedicated surface for the buttons.
• 12 AAA batteries — supplies the set’s stated power source.
• 40 double-sided stickers — included for added labeling options.
• ABS plastic buttons with low-power operation — designed for extended use.

For pets learning to communicate with people, recorded cues can give everyday needs and choices a repeatable sound. Use the buttons for words such as “Food,” “Play,” “Open Door,” “Yes,” or “No,” and allow time for your pet to learn the association. The set is made for home sound training and interaction, with recorded messages that can be played again when a button is pressed.

How can these buttons support pet communication?

The buttons let you record spoken words or commands for your pet to activate. Six ready-to-use buttons give you separate choices for cues, while the scene patterns provide visual prompts to accompany the setup. Recordings have clear sound and can be made again, so you can update the spoken cue when needed.

• Choose everyday words that match the communication cues you want to introduce.
• Use the buttons as a pet sound-training toy during regular interaction.

What comes in the DCIAER dog button set?

The set includes six buttons, 24 scene patterns, one dog button mat, 12 AAA batteries, and 40 double-sided stickers. Each button uses two AAA batteries, and the included batteries mean the set has its stated power source. The button material is ABS plastic, presented as an environmentally conscious choice.

• The mat and scene patterns are included alongside the recordable buttons.
• The sticker pack contains 40 double-sided stickers.

How do the buttons play recorded sounds?

Pressing a button plays its recorded message, allowing the same sound cue to be heard repeatedly. To record, press and hold the REC button until you hear a beep, speak your message, then release REC; a double beep signals that recording has ended. Press the button to hear the recording.

• Each recording can be up to 30 seconds long.
• Record a different spoken cue for each button you plan to use.

DCIAER dog communication buttons suit pet owners who want to introduce spoken cues for everyday needs and choices through patient, repeatable sound training. The six-button set combines recordable messages, scene patterns, a mat, batteries, and stickers in one communication toy.

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