THE ACME | Dog Training Whistle Number 210.5 High Pitch, Single Note | Good Sound Quality, Weather-Proof Whistles | Designed and Made in The UK (Day Glow Green)

Cockerpoo RecallThis whistle has been great at getting my very excitable cockerpoo to recall. Before I purchased this I was having really difficult in getting him to recall, especially with other dogs were around. To the point that taking the dog out was starting to become a really stressful event. This whistle almost instantly changed that. I started off by giving him a high value reward (chicken or liver) every time the whistle was blown, and tried to make into a game for him.It’s now twelve months on from having this whistle massively improved the expense of taking my dog out, it’s a much more relaxing and enjoyable experience known that I can have instant with the whistle. I highly recommend it.

Purchased as a training aid for a cocker spaniel. Dog still doesn't take a blind bit of notice but at least I have a nice whistle.May try and train my toddler with it instead.

My labrador has made a habit of spotting a potential friend across the park and running off to play. All well and good, but he can't always hear me calling him when I want him back, especially when it's windy. This whistle, on the other hand, he can always hear.The nice thing about whistles is that they can't particularly convey tone. My dog's very sensitive to being "in trouble", so sometimes if he is prevented from returning instantly (whether because he's been too busy playing to pay attention or because he's found a particularly tasty pile of dead leaves to munch on) he hears the mild irritation in my voice and returns hesitantly. Not so with the whistle - he comes running like it's the best game in the world, even when he's previously been being a tad naughty.I love that this brand is manufactured to be a consistent tone. My dog will generally come back to most whistles when he realises I'm the one blowing it, but there's always a few weeks of adjustment before he gains an instant response. The consistent tone means I can bypass that two week retraining period so long as I always buy the same number, which is very handy. Makes buying spares a doddle too. I've got a whistle on my house keys and one on the treat bag, so I'm never without one when I need it.

A friend had one of these and my puppy (who was bad with recall) reacted immediately to this whistle. He can hear it from 50m away and comes running. I can now train him to do other things but just using a different sequence of peeps. Amazing, I have just purchased another in case i lose it, I wouldn't be without it! There are a series of different frequencies this was a 210.5 and works perfectly with my Cocker Spaniel (10 months old).

My dog instantly responded to this I can't recommend this enough I do two whistles and he comes running back easy to use and gets my ignorant puppys attention so very pleased (I had never used Whistle before so new to both of us) thanks

Great little whistle, have had Acme whistles in the past and always found them to be a good product. Dog has never been trained with a whistle before but responded very well with just a few blows into this. Will build on the training over the next few weeks and hopefully he will become a lot better with recall with it and save me shouting after him.

Was recommended this style of whistle for recall purposes. We have used a sports whistle (loud, but ineffective) and a "dog whistle" previously, but third time lucky we seem to have hit on one that works.The advice we got was to buy multiple ones to leave around the house, but make sure they are the same pitch as each other.Although we only got them 3 days ago, we've tried them several times. Our 14 month old Cockapoo Jaffa reacted to it straight away, even though we only tried it in the house and garden.As for recall, he's now consistently coming back to the whistle user, although you must treat straight away. I guess as the dog gets older, we'll be able to dispense with the treats. Our reason for getting the whistle is because he wants to play with all dogs he meets, and will not come back when called.Early days, but promising. Fingers crossed!

This whistle was purchased to try out on a cavalier King Charles with hearing problems. I'd noticed that although she didn't respond to our voices any longer, she would still respond to a wolf whistle. As my wife cannot whistle loudly, I thought this would be worth a try.Unfortunately, it isn't particularly loud at all and gets no response from our hard of hearing spaniel although she can still hear a human whistle so I guess it's either of insufficient volume or not at the correct pitch for her.It will still come in handy for the other two dogs, so not a complete waste of money, but my old police style whistle is louder and more effective. Cheaper too