The Margot

Took it out to the barn with my spooky mare, and the range of frequencies let me dial in a pitch that actually carries over the wind. It feels solid in the hand and the sound is crisp, not that dull shriek my old trainer whistle gave. She finally stops mid-spook when I blow it now, which is more tha

Took it to the park for the first time and my pup froze mid-play the second I hit the frequency that works for him. The range of pitches means I can finally switch things up depending on the situation, which is way better than my old one-tone whistle.

My dog responds differently depending on the pitch, and once I found the right one for her, her focus during training sharpened noticeably. It’s solidly built and the range adjustment feels precise, not flimsy.