One question people sometimes ask me, is can a whistle harm a dog? Will it hurt his ears or harm his hearing? One disadvantage of course to a mechanical signal like the whistle, is that it is possible to forget it! Dog Whistle Training for Disobedient Dogs.

Dog whistle training is the process of teaching your dog to display a specific behavior in response to a specific sound, the most common example being recall. The dog whistle is a brilliant tool for training your dog. When you call your dog’s name you sound a little bit different each time you give your signal. Your volume will vary, but so will the pitch and even tone of voice depending on how you are feeling at time. The dog whistle is utterly consistent, and makes the cue much clearer to your dog. The main advantage of whistle training for many pet dog owners is that it offers them the chance of a fresh start with their training. Selective hearingDescribed below is the full range of Acme whistles which we offer. If you’d prefer to read about only a particular whistle please use the tabs above.

Best ever sound quality, brighter, super high frequency, easier to control with comfort grip for perfect handling. Ideal for close work. Developed over four years in collaboration with World Champion trainers to create an unrivalled whistle. Patented sound chambers offer a more efficient use of air. That means brighter sound giving you better command and a more responsive dog, close- to and over distance. These all-new designs are effortless to blow and, because of that, give you the greatest flexibility to vary your breath, your whistling style and your choice of commands. Well, that’s all very well”, you may say, “but why does my Labrador need a whistle, he’s just a pet.” And that is a reasonable point. Let’s take a look at the pros and cons of whistle training. Dog Whistle Training for Pet Dogs.The Acme whistles Dog & Field sell include the most popular in the market, the Acme 210.5 dog whistle, which tends to be for closer work, whereas the Acme’s 211.5 whistle carries further which might be better suited to retrievers and labradors. The Acme 212 whistle, is considered the best all-rounder as it keeps an even tone no matter how hard you blow. Finally we also sell the Acme 535 silent whistle. I am going to tell you which whistles I prefer and why, but remember that this is a matter of personal preference. The main features you need in a dog whistle are The 210.5 has been developed with an extremely high pitch to be best-suited to spaniel breeds; the 211.5, with a slightly lower pitch (although to the human ear the difference is almost indiscernible), is best suited to retriever breeds.