Ron DeVera
sjvnWireless doorbells resting on their chargers.
badscooter@sjvn 😆
labria@sjvn I’m stealing the term “wireless doorbell” for my dog, thank you
Beartiger@sjvn
Makes total sense in German as "bellen" means "barking" 🐕🔔😅
Makes total sense in German as "bellen" means "barking" 🐕🔔😅
Helianthus@Beartiger Putting myself in danger to be viewed as pedantic, the German "bellen" actuall means "to bark". Translating "barking" to German is something which, if read by an English speaking person who doesn't understand German will be misunderstood as something quite gross... 😆
Tim Ward ⭐🇪🇺🔶 #FBPE@sjvn Ones that bark aren't a problem.
The problem is the stealth dog. The one that leaps and bites the fingers poking through the letter box delivering something without making a sound.
They are known, of course, and noted on the delivery route slips. But who bothers to read them??
Paul EnnisLol, three Little Barkies!
Crystal Gail Welcome
César Pallares 
patxi@sjvn is there a volume control, or is it a single sound level?
Katie@sjvn wireless door bell are so cute
mkandle 
@sjvn this is too cute! 🥰 Please give the wireless doorbells pets from their online friend in SC 💕
Josh@sjvn nice!
happyborg@sjvn mine helpfully detects a dog at up to 100 yards when she feels like it.