Can I use a dog whistle to stop barking?
A dog whistle makes a noise that won’t disturb humans and won’t harm dogs, but the high frequency wi Read More
Will a dog whistle stop my neighbour's dog barking?
Nichole Toy
2025-07-11 19:29:03
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The small silent whistles you probably mean with "dog whistles" probably won't work. They come in different frequencies and - since they are intended for training instead of dog repelling - the frequecies won't stop the dogs from barking. What you want is something that actually causes pain to punish the dogs for barking. There are special dog repellant whistles or devices that have a frequency that's painful for dogs and cats to hear. If you really want to stop the barking, you have to use one of those. The barks of the dog are pretty much low frequency, so they can travel easily through the walls. However, the dog-whistles generate ultrasounds, which are very unlikely to travel through the same walls. While you can still give it a try, it might not do too much good.
Gerhard Auer
2025-06-28 20:24:50
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Jacey Kris
2025-06-28 16:34:15
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A dog whistle makes a noise that won’t disturb humans and won’t harm dogs, but the high frequency will annoy any pooch who can hear it. When the neighbor’s dog starts barking, give the whistle a blow. It may cause more barking at first, but if the pup comes to associate their barking with the irritating whistle sound, they may eventually stop barking to avoid the noise. There are also high-frequency noise emitters that you can place outside. These will respond to barking and emit a noise similar to the dog whistle. Hopefully this will correct the behavior. These solutions might work in some cases but are not always effective. Just be aware that other dogs who live nearby may also be bothered by the noise, even if they aren’t the ones doing the barking.