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3 PCS Dog Whistles Set, Adjustable Recall Dog Training Whistle Silent Dog Whistle to Stop Barking with Lanyard,Dog Clicker(Black)

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$11.99

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1.Color:Orange


  • Adjustable Frequency:Our dog training whistle has a nut and screw that can be turned to adjust the frequency.Pay attention to your dog's response to each frequency.high-quality 304 stainless steel and plastic,without damaging their hearing.
  • Remote Command:Ultrasonic transmission range can reach a very long distance.After training, even if the dog is not in your field of vision, the dog can make corresponding actions,such as sit,shak hands,lay down.Always use a dog whistle to make dogs come to you, no need to shout.
  • Stop Dog Barking:When your dog or neighbor's dog keeps barking.The ultrasonic frequency emitted by the dog training whistle can easily attract the dog's attention and stop barking. 
  • Suitable for All Dogs:Suitable for all dog breeds,such as Labrador, Scottish,Golden Retrievers, German Shepherds,Beagle.It can exercise your puppy and make it an ideal choice for training pets. 
  • Package:You will receive 3pcs dog whistles (1pcs metal dog whistle, 1pcs plastic dog whistle,1pcs dog clicker).Equipped with lanyard,without worrying about losing it, making it easy to carry.making it easy to carry.


Product Description

Adjustable Recall Dog Training Whistle Silent Dog Whistle to Stop Barking
Adjustable Recall Dog Training Whistle Silent Dog Whistle to Stop Barking
Dog Whistles
Adjustable Recall Dog Training Whistle Silent Dog Whistle to Stop Barking
Adjustable Recall Dog Training Whistle Silent Dog Whistle to Stop Barking
Adjustable Recall Dog Training Whistle Silent Dog Whistle to Stop Barking

Ms. Periwink
Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2025
This is a top quality set at a very reasonable price. The lanyard attachment permits the whistles and clicker to be "at the ready" during hikes and training sessions. So far, I have used the clicker mostly: quickly reinforcing my small dog's progression in picking up and holding a dumbbell in her mouth. The clicks allow quick, repetitive trials.I plan to employ the whistle for outdoor recall training. While she has mastered the command indoors, I am wanting to challenge her with outdoor distractions and at distances in which a hand signal may be less visible.The high pitched whistle could prove a deterrent for her loud barking at drive-through restaurant windows. Yet, I will wait until my dog trainer has time to full access her behavior before concluding that this would be helpful.