Company of Animals High Frequency Whistle

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Company of Animals High Frequency Whistle

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Description

The Company of Animals High Frequency Whistle is lightweight and compact with an adjustable pitch – ideal for dog walking and training.

Information

1. Adjustable pitch
Find the tone that’s best suited for your dog by adjusting the pitch on this High Frequency Whistle.

2. Great for long distances
Producing a sound that travels well in open spaces, the High Frequency Whistle is great for distance training and recall.

3. Noise sensitive breeds
The high frequency pitch of this whistle is particularly appropriate for noise-sensitive breeds such as Border Collies.

4. Key ring attachment
For ultimate convenience, the High Frequency Whistle is small enough to attach to your keys or wear on a neck lanyard.

FAQs

Please read our FAQs page to find out more about PetMax.

What is the High Frequency Whistle?

It's a lightweight, compact dog whistle with adjustable pitch. The high-frequency tone carries over long distances and across noisy environments — useful for working dog handlers and trail walkers.

What does 'high frequency' mean?

Dogs hear higher frequencies than humans, so a high-pitched whistle cuts through ambient noise (wind, traffic, other dogs) more effectively than your voice. Some pitches are barely audible to humans but very clear to dogs.

Why adjustable pitch?

Different dogs respond to different frequencies, and you can pick a pitch that's distinct from any whistles your neighbours use. Once tuned, lock it and use the same pitch every time.

How do I train recall with it?

Pair the whistle blast with a reward in low-distraction settings first. Three short blasts is a common recall signal. Build up gradually before testing in high-distraction areas like parks.

Why use a whistle over my voice?

Whistles are consistent — they don't sound stressed, frustrated, or pleading like our voices can. Dogs respond more reliably to the predictable whistle tone, especially at distance.