I bought this when training my pup on a recallabd thought it would be good to use as it stated silent. Not quite as good as stated!! I bought this from Pets at Home for about £2.99 so not very expensive. I started off the recall coupled with the whistle and all was going well. I suppose you can train a dog to recall to any noise really. The whistle was not silent though and sounded like a normal whistle. I wondered why I didn't just pay £1.99 for the normal whistle! In addition to this I found the whistle would unscrew itself when it was on a lanyard around my neck. If I did not check it periodically I would find it almost ...  Read the complete review

When we first got a Boxer Dog, the breeder told us that they were a very intelligent breed. Others have since told us that if a Boxer's IQ ever reaches double figures, you should sell! Either way, we were keen to train our Boxer pup as best we could so that he would get used to doing what he was told and recognising me as the dominant male. With nothing other than a series or two of One Man and His Dog by way of experience, I bought myself this whistle and set about the task. When I first took it out of the packet and blew it, I noticed that I could hear it - was I a dog, perhaps? Actually No. The important bit was that the dog did react to it and ...  Read the complete review

Dog whistles can be a useful tool for controling your dog, especially in a large outdoor area. I've always used an audiable to initially train my dogs with but then moved onto a silent whistle so not to annoy other walkers. I found this at Pets at Home, and the CLIX range of whistle is the only one they stock. The whistle itself is made of a light metal, which a high silver polished shine, there is a little loop at the end to attach a landyard to keep it safetly round your neck when walking Unfortunatly soon after buying I realise the whistle I had bought was not at all silent. At first I thought this was a fault and so took it back to get a replacement. ...  Read the complete review

My dogs are walked daily in a large, open field around the corner. While they're generally well behaved and come back when called 99% of the time they do sometimes get their sniff on and go following a trail, or even worse running after a rabbit. Me and my boyfriend currently use a normal metal whistle which makes a high pitched noise and it works, but not long ago I decided to buy a silent whistle to try - mainly out of curiosity to be honest as I had never tried one before and I wasn't sure if it would work. Clix was the first brand of silent whistle that I came across on Amazon and as it was cheap I decided to buy it. I paid around £2.50 which seemed like ...  Read the complete review

I bought the Clix Silent Whistle with the intention of trying to train my dogs - although I have come to the conclusion that they are either untrainable or I am a terrible trainer!! I had never used a silent whistle before and so I wasn't really sure what to expect, but having looked up some websites that talked about how to use them, I thought I would give it a try. The Clix Silent Whistle cost me £3.59 from The Company of Animals website (www.companyofanimals.co.uk) which was about what I was expecting to pay. The whistle is made of a silver metal and it has a key ring attachment at one end so that it can be attached to a key ring or a chain round your ...  Read the complete review