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Question - How does a dog whistle work?
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Question - How does a dog whistle work?
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Dog whistles are simple.
The only secret about it is that dogs can hear sounds of higher pitch than people can.
So we make an ordinary whistle with a very high pitch.
A whistle is just an air nozzle squirting air at an edge, right next to the hole in the end
of a tube which likes to "ring" at the chosen pitch.
A long tube will ring at a low pitch, a short tube at a high pitch.
So a dog-whistle has a very short little tube, only 1 inch long or shorter.
If you look at a dog whistle, you can usually find this tube.
If you could make the tube longer, you would start to hear the whistle.
I guess dogs don't hear loud sounds this high-pitched very often, so they really notice.
It might even hurt their ears, just like a loud whistle can hurt your ears, if the whistle
is nearby.
But mostly, when a dog hears a dog-whistle, it just does whatever it was trained to do when
it hears a dog-whistle.
And maybe he was never trained! Then the whistle has no special power far away.
If you are training your dog, any whistle is a good thing. A whistle is simpler for a dog
to notice than words.
To him it's a distinct, clear, simple, special barking with no words.
Like barking, it is either there or it's not. The dog only needs to interpret the occasion
of the whistle-blow,
("he tweeted at me when I got up, so maybe he wants me to sit down"...)
not the vowels and consonants and sentences people keep hoping the dog will understand.
Dogs aren't very good at hearing vowels and constants, let alone sentences.
It just isn't built into their brains yet.
They'd rather hear one toot or two, or long and short. Things like that.
High/Low pitch is good if the pitch difference is large, and rising and falling are even
better.
Steady vs. fluttery is good too.
It's more about understanding the dog, than about understanding whistles.
Jim Swenson
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wow do i give that credit 4 a 12yrs student?
thanx:jim
this is a copy of: the real deal,,tweet tweet,,lol dang good 2 thumbs,,
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p.s. a A.C.M.E.dog whistle-made in england- was used too stop our beagal from barking ,, thak-god 4 that,,
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I'm all for dogs, but not barking ones, like my many neighbors'. I have a device to shut them up, works most of the time, other times, I'll use a hurricane whistle, and that usually brings out the owner, to bring his dog in. lol
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heres the rest:the other was talking about the dog whisper guy,,??
dang! love that show brother:
but when jim did this test it was back in 2004,april 12,
way before that show cum out,
we cum across the paper cleaning out his p.c the other nite just thought i would share a bit of genius from a 12yrs old kid whos now15 yrs old,
hes the one who trained our beagal not too bark,thanx god.
p.s. he used a A.C.M.E.dog whistle,made in england,that belonged to me grand-pa,god rest his soul,,,
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i my self even tryed the bark collar 6????????crap even shock ur self at tymes,, like a shock-lighter lol...
but it dose wor?5{n outside ,but? even then the dang dog can out bark the tymer in the collar & still bark out loud,,4 2 mins then out bark it again, & still get a freebee of 2mins,,dogs r not dumb,,
but sound seems too work much better even with older dogs,,
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Re: did not know where too post this : a good read all:
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Originally Posted by zekester
I'm all for dogs, but not barking ones, like my many neighbors'. I have a device to shut them up, works most of the time, other times, I'll use a hurricane whistle, and that usually brings out the owner, to bring his dog in. lol
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dude your alright a hurrican whistle really wow.. dont it get the owner mad or your other neighbors,, as always thank you
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i have been usein a thunderer: since she been trained.
only the best 4 the best,
every one at 1 tyme should own a beagel...hunting or home,,
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Grade 12 and Your Talking Dog Whistles ? So What if Dogs responds better to Whistle toots Than Spoken Words .
Stay In School ! 
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Re: did not know where too post this : a good read all:
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Grade 12 and Your Talking Dog Whistles ? So What if Dogs responds better to Whistle toots Than Spoken Words .
Stay In School ! 
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missed it bro: he was 12 yrs old at the thyme.
not a smart grade 12er lol.. i got gr.10 street sense on my side, i work with dumb grade 12ers that are stupid ,cant even put a dry-wall screw in the right spot??
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Re: did not know where too post this : a good read all:
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dude your alright a hurrican whistle really wow.. dont it get the owner mad or your other neighbors,, as always thank you
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My friend, I really meant neighbors, as in many, I count 17, that's RIGHT SEVENTEEN dogs within a stones throw of my house. 4 King Shepards, 1 German Shepard, 1 Saint Bernard, 1 collie/shepard mix(*****), 2 ****zu, sorry another St Bernard, 1 Doberman, a pug or 2, need I go on.....I just can't name them all. The whistle works even when I'm under water in the pool. LMFAO. Take care bro, fights on.
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Re: Question - How does a dog whistle work?
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Originally Posted by jtr
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Question - How does a dog whistle work?
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Dog whistles are simple.
The only secret about it is that dogs can hear sounds of higher pitch than people can.
So we make an ordinary whistle with a very high pitch.
A whistle is just an air nozzle squirting air at an edge, right next to the hole in the end
of a tube which likes to "ring" at the chosen pitch.
A long tube will ring at a low pitch, a short tube at a high pitch.
So a dog-whistle has a very short little tube, only 1 inch long or shorter.
If you look at a dog whistle, you can usually find this tube.
If you could make the tube longer, you would start to hear the whistle.
I guess dogs don't hear loud sounds this high-pitched very often, so they really notice.
It might even hurt their ears, just like a loud whistle can hurt your ears, if the whistle
is nearby.
But mostly, when a dog hears a dog-whistle, it just does whatever it was trained to do when
it hears a dog-whistle.
And maybe he was never trained! Then the whistle has no special power far away.
If you are training your dog, any whistle is a good thing. A whistle is simpler for a dog
to notice than words.
To him it's a distinct, clear, simple, special barking with no words.
Like barking, it is either there or it's not. The dog only needs to interpret the occasion
of the whistle-blow,
("he tweeted at me when I got up, so maybe he wants me to sit down"...)
not the vowels and consonants and sentences people keep hoping the dog will understand.
Dogs aren't very good at hearing vowels and constants, let alone sentences.
It just isn't built into their brains yet.
They'd rather hear one toot or two, or long and short. Things like that.
High/Low pitch is good if the pitch difference is large, and rising and falling are even
better.
Steady vs. fluttery is good too.
It's more about understanding the dog, than about understanding whistles.
Jim Swenson
================================================== ===
wow do i give that credit 4 a 12yrs student?
thanx:jim
this is a copy of: the real deal,,tweet tweet,,lol dang good 2 thumbs,,
__________________
thanx:
-- im just jtr --
p.s. a A.C.M.E.dog whistle-made in england- was used too stop our beagal from barking ,, thak-god 4 that,,
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