Cat or Dog Recall Training

Pet Caller

Web Whistle · Dog/Cat modes · Custom sweep/vibrato · Mobile‑first

Mode

Duration (s)

Volume

Safety limiter is on by default (≤ 0.25).

Repeat

Gap (s)

Base freq (Hz)

Now: 4500 HzNote: many phone speakers roll off >16 kHz

Sweep low (Hz)

Now: 3000 Hz

Sweep high (Hz)

Now: 17000 Hz

Waveform

Vibrato rate (Hz)

Vibrato depth (±Hz)

Attack (s)

Release (s)

Pulses (per sec)

Safety: Start low, avoid long or loud sessions. Sound is an attention hook—pair with positive recall training for best results.

One cue + reward: pick a single mode and build an association for 3–5 days (cue → return → reward).
Near to far: practice in a quiet room at 1–3 m, then add distance and distractions gradually.
Keep it short: 3–8 s per round is enough; if your pet is tense, drop the volume or switch frequency.
Cats often prefer short up‑gliding chirps; dogs tend to notice higher whistles or trill/vibrato.

Note: phone speakers vary—>16 kHz output is often weak. Try 2–8 kHz sweeps/vibrato patterns for reliability.