Acme 575 Nickel Shepherds Lip Dog Whistle

Experience the art of canine communication with the Acme 575 Nickel Shepherds Lip Dog Whistle, your trusted companion in bridging the bond with your beloved dog. Silver plated for a touch of elegance, this professional whistle isn't just an instrument—it's an extension of your voice, allowing you to command with precision and grace. Imagine standing in the serene fields, where the harmonious crescendos of sound you create guide your dog with effortless ease. Favoured by expert trainers at prestigious sheepdog trials, this whistle offers unrivalled control to produce a symphony of pitches, making it the ultimate tool for in-tune communication.

Crafted for those with a passion for excellence, the Acme 575 is more than a whistle; it's a legacy inspired by the iconic television programme, One Man and His Dog. Easy to use with detailed instructions, it invites you to explore its full potential by mastering varied blows and tongue movements. Whether you're a seasoned trainer or a devoted pet owner, elevate your training sessions to new heights and witness the transformation in your dog's responsiveness. Unleash the power of nuanced communication and bring your training dreams to life today.

Features

• Silver plated nickel.
• Popular at sheepdog trials.
• Ultimate in-tune communication with your dog.
• Easy controlled range of pitches whistle.

Instructions for Use

• Place whistle in mouth with the curved open edge facing outwards resting on your tongue.
• Hold in the mouth in such a way as to create a gap underneath the whistle.
• The back of the whistle will sit on the back of the tongue.
• Blow and by varying the blow, you will create different sounds.
• To create an even wider range of sounds, move the tongue up and down reducing and widening the gap underneath the whistle.

N.B. If you place your tongue against the lower hole you will silence the whistle. It doesn't matter which way up the whistle is placed.

This whistle does require a few practice blows before you get a sound, but once one sound is achieved, it is plain sailing or whistling.