[KBLover]

I've started reading up on how to train dogs to respond to whistle sounds and want to try this with (on?) Wally.

So of course, I want to get a good whistle so that it makes a quality sound and is easy to use/adjust the pitch.

To that end, I was wondering if there are any whistle trainers/handlers and what whistles they like to use or have had good experiences.

 

[Pawzk9]

I've started reading up on how to train dogs to respond to whistle sounds and want to try this with (on?) Wally.

So of course, I want to get a good whistle so that it makes a quality sound and is easy to use/adjust the pitch.

To that end, I was wondering if there are any whistle trainers/handlers and what whistles they like to use or have had good experiences.

My favorite is a jade shepherds whistle handcarved by a Maori craftsman from New Zealand. They aren't cheap and they require some practice to get the sounds you want. I tend to hand it from the rear view mirror and play "whistle to the oldies" when my dog's not in the car. If I can follow along with Bohemian Rhapsody, I can make about any sound I want. You can also get them in metal or plastic for a whole lot less

 

[KBLover]

My favorite is a jade shepherds whistle handcarved by a Maori craftsman from New Zealand. They aren't cheap and they require some practice to get the sounds you want. I tend to hand it from the rear view mirror and play "whistle to the oldies" when my dog's not in the car. If I can follow along with Bohemian Rhapsody, I can make about any sound I want. You can also get them in metal or plastic for a whole lot less

Dang, you weren't kidding...

I googled and it came up with $120. One price over $140. Yikes. BTW, your post made the 1st page of the search results LOL.