Pet Toys: Whistle & Clicker

Make time for play and positive reinforcement with Pet Toys: Whistle & Clicker. Explore interactive squeaky toys, use an adjustable dog whistle, and practice with a training clicker and illustrated lessons.

Interactive squeaky toys
Tap to squeak or press and hold to squeeze animated toys. Choose a ball, rubber bone, little duck, star, mallard duck, chicken or pig. Open a toy in full screen and adjust its sound level.

Adjustable dog whistle
Choose a pitch, then hold to whistle and release to stop. Save named whistle frequencies so you can return to the same cue during practice. Use short sounds paired with rewards when introducing recall training.

Training clicker
Tap anywhere in the clicker area to mark a behavior, then follow with a treat. Use the clicker on its own or within a guided lesson to practice your timing.

Step-by-step dog training
Follow short lessons with illustrations, practical instructions and readiness check-ins. Training programs include:
• Clicker Basics: introduce the click and pair it with a reward.
• Teach Sit: practice a treat lure, add a cue and gradually fade the lure.
• Come When Called: introduce the whistle and practice recall in manageable steps.
• Touch My Hand: build a gentle nose-touch behavior.
• Lie Down: practice a comfortable down using rewards.

Build a practice routine
Keep track of practice sessions and lesson check-ins. Turn on an optional daily reminder and return to the next suggested lesson when you are ready. Practice records reflect your check-ins, not an assessment of your pet's ability.

Everyday controls
• Home screen widget with clicker, whistle and squeaker shortcuts.
• Separate toy and whistle volume controls.
• Light and dark themes.
• Built-in toy sounds, training tools and lessons work offline. Ads and external links require an internet connection.

Use sounds thoughtfully
Start at low volume, keep the phone away from your pet's ears and stop if they seem uncomfortable. Whistle output depends on your phone's speaker and the selected frequency; some pitches may be quiet or inaudible. Animals respond differently, and training results are not guaranteed. The app is a practice companion, not a substitute for individual advice from a qualified trainer.

More play. Closer bonds. Start with one short, rewarded practice session.

Recent changes:
• Fresh, improved UI with a cleaner and easier-to-use design
• New interactive virtual pet toys that removes the old pet sounds library
• Improved whistle and clicker features
• Enhanced training for a more personalized experience
• Performance improvements and bug fixes