🏴 Acme 210.5 Black Whistle: Professional Sports Whistle With Enhanced Acoustic Power Review

Not bad bang for your buck. Of course, the not-so-nice thing about any dog whistle is that you can't just blow it and expect the dog to come along (which would be nice). You need to train your dog to respond to this and it's not that easy if you're a person like me who is too lazy to train your dog. But I must say that the last dog I responded to whistles even without training. The sound always hit his ear. He recognized the sound as "different" and stopped and looked at me. Then I could say…

I used this whistle instead of yelling at my 4 month old Irish Setter puppy. I live a few acres on a fairly busy road so the noise around me kept me screaming for my pup to come. The first time I used it, it caught my pup's attention and then I called him. I gave him some treats because he came so quickly. It seemed to work for him every time, and after a few days he came right away with a whistle. The pipe is well worn in my garden and has been so successful that I bought it specifically for…

First of all folks if you want your dog to respond to whistles you need to TRAIN them to respond to whistles! Dogs do not automatically know what the whistle is supposed to mean. Wow! Some people! Anyway, I use two whistles for my dogs, which I wear on a string around my neck. I use a small metal "silent" whistle that has been around for decades to get their attention (1 tone) or call them to me (2 tones) when they're close enough to me, say 50 Meter. I then use a "police" whistle like the Acme