210.5 Black Whistle

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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.

It is much easier to teach your dog to come to your whistle, if he already knows that the whistle means ‘run to me’Described 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. As with any new training, make sure you avoid distractions to begin with. That’s for good dogs. Now let’s look at naughty dogs, because whistle training is a great chance to start over Starting over with dog whistle training Dogs like this have learned that “come here” means practically nothing at all. It might mean Dad is going to be a bit cross, but that’s about all. From their entire, comprehensive, range, just two models of Acme whistles account for 99% (and possibly more!) of our whistle sales – those models are the 210.5 and the 211.5. These two whistles are visually identical – the only difference is between their pitches. The sound produced by these whistles is ‘constant’ – they do not contain a ‘pea’ which would create a ‘trilling’ sound. Many people fall down by trying to begin at stage three. Let’s look at an example. Training your dog to come to the whistle

Since you are familiar with the whistle I use – acme 211.5 – and have very versatile work with your dogs I would really appreciate it if you could help me with some ideas for new extra whistle commands. I will need to teach Fija 2-3 new whistle commands: Most of us don’t want to use punishment nowadays, and in any case, it is very difficult to punish a failed recall, so reinforcement is the way to go. You can find out much more about all this at the Dogsnet Training Center. ‘Get it’ and ‘Pair it’ first Our range of dog whistles wouldn’t be complete without featuring the daddy of all dog whistle brands – Acme Whistles. The Acme whistles we sell include the most popular in the market, the Acme 210.5 dog whistle, Acme’s 211.5 whistle, the Acme 212 whistle, as well as their Acme 535 silent whistle. Best ever sound quality, brighter, super high frequency, easier to control with comfort grip for perfect handling. Ideal for close work

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 think it is best to choose either a verbal cue, or a whistle cue and get the puppy responding well to that before teaching the other. Like this Pip-pip-pip-pip-pip “Come”– give your dog some great rewards when he arrives, food, a game, a retrieve etc. In stage two we introducethe whistle not as a cue, not as a command, just as something that happens when he is running your way. This is essentially about learning a foreign language. One question people sometimes ask me, is can a whistle harm a dog? Will it hurt his ears or harm his hearing?

search: I use this when Fija gets really close to the dummy to let her know she needs to start searching (useful for blinds, mainly); short pip followed by decreasing sound.

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And many people will want to start with a verbal cue because they don’t want to be worrying about wearing a whistle in the house during those early weeks when a puppy is small. Mealtime whistles Through our passion and commitment to design and sell both our own top rated products as well as other leading brands; coupled with our pledge to provide outstanding customer service, it is our hope that customers will happily return to buy from Dog & Field for many years to come. When you train dog to do anything to a whistle, there are five stages to work through. If your dog has got into bad habits (ignoring you)

The thing is that the instructors at HPRs’ and at “retrievers'” use same whistle commands for different tasks (descending sound means ‘search’ at “retrievers” while it means ‘down’ at HPRs). Besides, instructor at HPRs’ uses different type of whistle from that at “retrievers'” and I do not want to change the whistle nor the whistle commands. A good whistle carries a long way, further than most people can shout, and especially in windy conditions. You can’t manage without one, the whistle needs to be right there near your mouth because you can never be sure when you might need it. A stop whistle is a useful cue for pet dogs too. Another whistle command I use is to tell my dog to put his nose down on the ground and start hunting for a retrieve.I should also mention that I do not want to differ the two activities to the point where I need to change the whistle, I just want to add some new commands. I already have some other extra sport activities and I use the significant ritual and cue word so that she knows exactly what is the mission.