wireless button allows dogs to control home appliances on their own

"Dogs see colors differently from humans, and blue is one of the colors they can recognize most clearly. For this reason, the button has a blue push pad, but the rest of the casing is white, which helps the button stand out against walls, floors, or furniture. The shape of the button is slightly curved and raised, so dogs can press it from many angles without needing exact aim."

"The outer casing of the wireless button for dogs and home appliances is made from plastic, robust enough that it can handle repeated pushing by paws or noses. The push pad has a light texture, which helps dogs grip it without slipping. Inside the button, there is a small light that flashes when the button is pressed. It is also soft, so it does not hurt dogs' eyes, but it clearly shows that the push worked."

"The button can work from up to 40 meters away, so it can be placed wherever the dog can reach it easily. This wireless button that connects to appliances is especially helpful for assistance dogs, which are trained to help people with disabilities by turning on lights, cooling a room with a fan, or helping with daily routines. The device responds to both gentle nose nudges and stronger paw presses, and"

The Dogosophy Button is a wireless device that allows dogs to control and switch home appliances on and off by pressing a specially designed pad. The design is based on canine vision and movement, featuring a blue push pad contrasted with a white casing, a slightly curved raised shape, and a lightly textured surface for grip. The outer casing is robust plastic to withstand repeated paw and nose presses. An internal soft light flashes to confirm activation. Each set includes a button, receiver, and fixings; the receiver plugs into appliances and responds to presses from up to 40 meters. The device suits assistance dogs and responds to gentle nose nudges and stronger paw presses.

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