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Pete Rickard's Dual-Tone Dog Whistle Here's some real versatility for you... an all-in-one, Dual-Tone Dog Whistle! Don't wear out your vocal cords shouting for your dog... have one of these on hand during the season and during training time for fast response from him every time! Here are recommended variations from both ends of the Whistle: Beaded End: One long blast... for STOP or WHOA Two short blasts... DOWN No-Bead End: One long blast... COME One short blast... Releases dog for retrieve or directional signals Two short blasts... Releases dog to move about on his own. There's no time like now to order yours ONLINE! Pete Rickard's Dual-Tone Dog Whistle
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14 of 15 people found the following review helpful
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My dog is losing her hearing, but this whistle works really well to get her to look at me for hand signals. It also works well to get the attention of my other dogs when they are distracted by something and ignore my voice. Silences the neighbors' barking dog too.
10 of 11 people found the following review helpful
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Makes a hell of a noise, but is as annoying to me as to the dog! I bought this thinking it was one of those high pitched things that only animals can hear. Won't use it much, unless I decide to put on some ear plugs!
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
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This whistle is LOUD - so loud that I didn't find it very usable even in a decent-sized park in the city.
I think there could be a bit more variability in the tones, and it is nearly impossible to tell which side has the ball and which doesn't - not ideal when you want to act fast. The shape of one side should be different or there should be some other way to quickly tell them apart.
NOTE: The point of this whistle is NOT to stop barking - it is to signal your dog. If you want to stop barking, it should be a part of more comprehensive training. Look up books by Karen Pryor to get started.
I think there could be a bit more variability in the tones, and it is nearly impossible to tell which side has the ball and which doesn't - not ideal when you want to act fast. The shape of one side should be different or there should be some other way to quickly tell them apart.
NOTE: The point of this whistle is NOT to stop barking - it is to signal your dog. If you want to stop barking, it should be a part of more comprehensive training. Look up books by Karen Pryor to get started.
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