Thank you. These tool have made a huge difference in my puppy’s training and now to have them both on one app is amazing because I don’t always have my physical whistle on me but with the app I can now have them handy when I need them.

When I opened it for the first time it presented me with a purchase screen. Clicking the BIG continue button instantly signed me up for a $5/mo subscription? I have paid less for lifetime apps. I did not even realize it was a subscription until I deleted the app because it isn’t working for me. I was then asked to manage my subscription. Really?I was tricked into paying but I was also tricked into a subscription. I rarely get caught by these things but figured since I was duped I’ll let them have the $5 but $5/mo.? For a really bad app?Be very careful.

The clicker works, but in general it’s a mediocre effect. There’s no indicator or trigger for the whistle, and since it operates at frequencies outside of the range of the human ear, there’s no way of knowing how (pulse, constant, continuously intermittent etc.)or even if it actually works, this could be a valid app, but from my perspective it’s a bunch of app to make a click. An indication or a functioning icon/button would be practical, and a proof of function test resource would make yourapp credible.

My husband and I can’t here this, but my kids can. This verified that it does work. I don’t actually use it on the kids and rarely use it for the dogs. The dogs stop barking immediately when used. Now I don’t really need it.