Author Topic: Bev - whislte for a greyhound  (Read 3461 times)

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Re: Bev - whislte for a greyhound
« Reply #15 on: September 17, 2008, 01:15:07 PM »
yep...i agree with that...i am 'conditioned' to use 2 10 1/2's ... ;D but point taken ... although i can use a shepherd whistle  ;D as i said whistle training this dog at any criteria higher than 2 is going to be risky...it has to be in first before moving up...but...my sis that has retired as well as her hubby being a racing greyhound person...has had little luck with whistles lower than 2 10's....but has had some degree of luck with the 2 11's upwards which is why i said what i said...

i am now awondering....what is the pitch of a rabbit squeal? jeez ..where the hell could i find that out... :D

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Re: Bev - whislte for a greyhound
« Reply #16 on: September 18, 2008, 04:14:25 PM »
 :D :D thanks Bev - will give her the whistle, the topic's about whistle's as a training guide and the posts about critiera's :)

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Re: Bev - whislte for a greyhound
« Reply #17 on: September 18, 2008, 06:15:43 PM »
Easiest way to find out the pitch of an individual rabbit is to record the sound and then feed it through a sound analyser, well that's how I would do it.

Sorry didn't google for it as I would think the pitch can very from rabbit to rabbit  ;D