Silent Dog Whistle

Introducing the Silent Dog Whistle from Smartfox NZ, an essential tool for every dog owner looking to enhance their pet's training experience. This high-frequency whistle features a frequency guard that guarantees uniform tone and is individually tuneable to meet your needs. Dogs primarily respond to tones and acoustic signals rather than language, which is why our Silent Dog Whistle is perfect for training and hunting. It emits a sound that only dogs can hear, allowing for discreet communication without disturbing the peace, making it ideal for use in neighborhoods. The adjustable pitch ensures that your dog can easily distinguish this sound from everyday noises, facilitating quicker learning and response. This high-frequency whistle will help you effectively communicate with your furry friend, teaching commands and curbing unwanted barking behavior. Simply blow the whistle when your dog barks; with consistent use, your dog will associate the sound with the behavior, reinforcing better habits. Although results may vary, many owners find this tool indispensable. Elevate your dog training tools with Smartfox NZ's Silent Dog Whistle and enjoy a quieter environment while providing your pet with clear signals they can easily understand.

High Frequency Whistle
with frequency guard, guarantees a uniform tone frequency.
individually tuneable.
very quiet. - Dogs primarily react to tones and acoustic signals but not to language. They learn easier with consistent tones and signals. The high frequency whistle is ideal for training and hunting. Its sound differs clearly from the day to day sounds with which the dog is normally confronted. The pitch of the high frequency whistle will be perceived by the dogs because of their bigger audio frequency. The pitch can be set by the help of a set screw which is under the plastic cap.

Silent whistles make a sound that dogs can hear, but humans can't, so your neighbors won't even know you're using it. Whenever the dog barks, blow the whistle. it may take a number of attempts, but eventually the dog will associate barking with the piercing noise of the whistle, and stop barking. Please note there is no absolute guarantee that this will work, but if the dog reacts as expected to the whistle then it should.