Dog Whistle - Clicker training

iOS app by Tofik Dardis. Utilities · Tofik Dardis

Store rating
5 / 5
Store rating count
14
Download price
Free to download
In-app purchases
Unknown
Version
v2.0
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-07

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Store description excerpt

Dog Whistle & Clicker Whistler is a sound utility app that provides adjustable whistle frequencies, clicker sounds, and squeaker sounds commonly used for basic dog training, play, and attention signaling. The app offers manual frequency control, preset sound modes, and instant playback through a simple interface. The app does not guarantee training outcomes. Effectiveness varies based on the dog, environment, device hardware, and training consistency. Key Features Adjustable Dog Whistle Frequencies Generate high-frequency whistle sounds with manual frequency adjustment. Users can test different ranges to identify which sounds gain a dog’s attention. Actual frequency output depends on device speaker limitations. Clicker Training Sound Includes a standard clicker sound commonly used in positive reinforcement training. Designed for quick, precise playback timing. Dog Squeaker Sounds Multiple squeaker-style sounds similar to dog toys. Intended for play interaction, attention gaining, or engagement during training sessions. Preset Sound Modes Quick-access presets for whistle, clicker, and squeaker sounds without manual tuning. Simple and Lightweight Interface Minimal controls for fast use during walks, playtime, or training. Offline Use All sounds are generated locally. No internet connection required. Volume Awareness Users control device volume. Responsible use is required to avoid discomfort. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula

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