Dog Training Whistle with Black Lanyard to Stop Barking. Professional Silent Adjustable Ultrasonic Tool to Train and Control Poppy Bark
$9.99
Price: $9.99
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Take control of your precocious pooch with the forePets Professional WhistCall Bark Control & Obedience Training Dog Whistle. This premium-quality tool emits a highly-effective, ultra-sonic frequency that captures your dog’s attention. And because different dogs respond to different frequencies, this top-of-the-line whistle features an adjustable tone that allows you to find and lock-in the precise pitch to which your dog best responds. It’s an invaluable resource for teaching your pup new commands, reinforcing good habits, and eliminating unwanted behavior including excessive barking.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 6 x 2.3 x 0.7 inches; 0.32 ounces
Item model number : 11118005
Date First Available : November 16, 2015
Manufacturer : forepets
ASIN : B0182S43WC
♥ STOP UNNECESSARY/INCESSANT BARKING – Use your professionally designed whistle to train your dog to stop barking, or simply to call him/her in or out of the house for supper
♥ TRAIN YOUR DOG – Get a great tool to teach your dog obedience and enjoy watching him learn basic skills and even advanced movements as you whistle different commands to him
♥ NEW DUAL ANTI LOSS FEATURES WITH SPECIAL LOCK NUT & COVER WITH FREE LANYARD: Never lose your @Whistcall dog whistle with our innovative special locking nut feature and snap on cover. Simply adjust to prefered frequency, turn lock nut tightly in to place and secure with our unique snap on cover. Unlike other cheaper dog whistles on Amazon, you won’t lose your whistle with us!
♥ CONTROL AND MANAGE – Control your dog wherever and whenever he acts up, or misbehaves, without the necessity of expensive and even painful methods, such collars etc. Once you have properly trained your dog with a number of desired commands you will be in full control of his actions, no matter what the situation may be
♥ ADJUST TO YOUR DOG HEARING – Since different dogs respond to different frequencies our whistle allows you to change and adjust the whistle’s frequencies to suit your own dog’s hearing
Customers say
Customers find the pet supplies to be a good quality product with a sturdy lanyard. They find the training aid useful, with helpful instructions provided via email. The sound and whistle quality are appreciated. However, some customers have mixed opinions about functionality, barking control, value for money, and adjusting ability.
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Donna –
The best dog whistle style and this one is the best quality!
This is the best dog whistle I have ever used. I have tried several others ranging in price from $5 to $25. This is the only one that will go almost completely silent and the locking nut actually stays locked. Also, I got a free ebook in a thank you email from the company that was very informative. I have used a silent whistle to train my Vizsla starting at age 3 months. She is now 3 1/2 years and I have used these whistles with great confidence. I hike 3 days a week 5 to 10 miles and let off leash and she always comes when I whistle. And I don’t bother other hikers screaming for her or using a loud whistle.
nancy j cockcroft –
Very bad product, never stayed tight
Very bad product,never stayed tight,.Didn’t work at all with my dogs ,I also sent it back within 2 weeks got a refund I threw the tracking slip away after a month or so thinking all was good but I have been charged again because it got lost going back in the mail. so now I have no whistle and am out $10.BUYER BEWARE
Ray Marie –
Maybe spending a little extra for a product like this is needed
No impressed. It is some what…. effective. Maybe spending a little extra for a product like this is needed. I liked the packaging and the physical whistle its self, but my dogs are NOT completely adjusted to it. “Yet”
LightBringer –
nice whistle
Looks nice. I don’t have a dog (anymore… RIP), but do feed some outside cats, so was hoping to use this as a “dinner bell” that would let them know it’s feeding time without drawing too much attention from the neighbors.Nice snug fit in the dust cover, haven’t tried “tuning” it for the cats to hear, so I don’t know yet how well that mechanism works, but it certainly seems like a sound (haha) design. Never had one of these before, so honestly wouldn’t know good from bad.The emailed how-to ebook was a nice touch, and is much appreciated!Initial reaction is positive, and I don’t think I’d have any problem getting another if I needed one.
LonesomeDove –
My dog comes running when I toot this thing! Well, most of the time.
I have a very smart, very stubborn little Min Pin/Pug mix and a nice fenced-in yard where he goes to do his business and run off pent-up energy. Problem is, he doesn’t want to come in until he’s sniffed every square inch, which is a problem when it’s bone-chilling cold or 2:00 in the morning when Mom wants to get him back inside so she can go to bed. Ever try commanding a stubborn dog to come inside in a voice low enough not to wake the neighbors? Or go running after him in slippers and a bathrobe when it’s 20 degrees and snowing? Not fun.So I thought, how about getting one of those whistles that only dogs can hear? I looked up a few YouTube videos on training dogs with these whistles, and it seemed like it might be the answer.At first, I didn’t think this whistle was working, or at least, wasn’t working with my little guy. He showed no response at all when I blew it. The videos I’d watched advised training with a “high value” treat, i.e., a little chunk of hot dog or other smelly treat, tooting the whistle at the same time. It took my dog maybe half a dozen tries before he caught on.Now, I can stand inside my enclosed back porch and blow the special series of toots I worked out, and maybe eight times out of ten, Dobby comes running. I make sure to always give him a treat when he obeys the whistle, even if he doesn’t come the first (or second, or third) time I blow it. You have to always make sure that coming to you when you give him the signal is fun and rewarding. I still need to work with him – like I said, he’s stubborn! But it’s a vast improvement over screaming, “Dobby, GET IN HERE!” in the wee hours of the morning. And my slippers stay nice and dry.
Ange –
Not silent, did not work for training purposes on 2 dogs, scared one of them very badly.
I thought this was the type of dog whistle that was mostly silent to humans and only heard by dogs. It’s not, its very audible to humans and loud. I was attempting to try and reduce my neighbor’s dogs barking, they bark at the air for hours upon hours. With it being very loud it wasn’t going to work for me, I didn’t want to stand there at the wall blowing on it and have my neighbors hear it too. I gave it to my aunt who has 2 mini schnauzers, thinking she could use it for training purposes, what it is actually intended for. Neither one responded to it, one of them was so scared of it he ran and hid the rest of the evening. The other one didn’t run off but he didn’t really care about it either, after hearing it a couple times he just went about his way and ignored it. I’m giving it 2 stars because it is made well, very sturdy, lanyard is good quality and the whistle is very loud, crisp and quick sounding for people who have dogs that respond to whistle training; Unfortunately, it didn’t work for that purpose on my aunt’s dogs and it did not work for my purpose of a silent whistle.
Deatra –
Effectiveness
This whistle did not work for my puppy a 20 pound American bull terrier. I don’t know if breed or size has anything to do with it but I included it just to give an example. I tried everything step by step but nothing happened not even my cat looked like he heard anything.
LCS –
Works as advertised
It often happens that a new neighbor moves in, gets a dog from the shelter–and never bothers to train it not to be a nuisance. In the current situation the dog (which barked every time I set foot in my own yard or porch) has been fairly responsive to my saying in a loud, stern voice: “STOP THAT NOISE!” but now effectiveness is in the 90-100% range by finding the right frequency on the whistle and using it with the verbal command. This is so that the whistle isn’t just coming out of nowhere, I’m causing the dog to associate it with me and my actions, just as you would do if you were training your own dog. For people who worry about being personally audible to the (human) neighbor, that’s a non-issue. People who let their dog behave this way are typically oblivious. But if I were challenged, I would simply ask, “Would you rather I called the police–?” or something of that nature. Thanks to the makers of this whistle for making it fairly simple to restore calm to the neighborhood!
manuel beltran –
el producto es una porquerÃa defectuosa,hace demasiado ruido y el perro se confunde,no lo compren