Service dogs are a valuable asset to millions of Americans every day. According the Americans with Disabilities Act, a patient with a service dog can legally take that animal with them on airplanes, most places of business, and even hotels and apartments that don’t normally allow pets.

However, be aware that even with these laws in place, if your service dog is misbehaving, you can still be asked to leave in most circumstances. While many service dogs come to the handlers already trained, other people take on that responsibility personally. Whatever the case may be, once you are in command of your service dog his/her behavior is your responsibility.

This silent training whistle gives you the ability to practice several commands with your service animal without disturbing anyone around you. It is attached to a high quality lanyard with “service dog training whistle” written clearly on the side. The lanyard is detachable if you prefer to use the whistle by itself. Using a silent training whistle is easy even for novices. Simply by controlling the pitch and length of the whistle, you can assign any number of commands to your service dog. It won’t be long before he/she is completely reliable, no matter what situation you might find yourself in.