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DONGKER CNC-formed stainless steel dog and training whistle, 120 dB stated

Titled and written as a dog and training whistle before anything else, in CNC-formed stainless steel and stated at up to 120 dB — the only listing here that says how its body was made.

DONGKER stainless steel dog and training whistle on a neck lanyard

DONGKER CNC-formed stainless steel dog and training whistle, 120 dB stated

Titled and written as a dog and training whistle before anything else, in CNC-formed stainless steel and stated at up to 120 dB — the only listing here that says how its body was made.

Pealess or pea design
Not published on the listing — nothing in the title or the five bullets says whether a ball sits inside
Material
Stainless steel — stated, formed by what the maker calls a precise CNC one-piece process, with high hardness and resistance to cold, heat and corrosion
Dimensions
Not published on the listing — described as a small whistle, with no figures
Stated weight
Not published on the listing — described as light, with no gramme figure
Published decibel figure
Up to 120 dB — stated, written as a ceiling
Distance quoted at
Not published on the listing — no measuring distance, method or standard is given; the title calls the whistle high-frequency without publishing a hertz figure
Attachment type
Rucksack, key ring or neck lanyard — stated as places to hang it; the listing does not say which fittings are supplied
Amazon reference
B0BY4SWPGS (same reference on 5 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
0774827526592
  • The only listing in this hub that says how the body was formed, as a CNC one-piece process
  • Stainless steel with cold, heat and corrosion resistance all stated together
  • Written and titled as a dog and training whistle first, which is not what this shelf is read on

Best for: A whistle bought mainly for training an animal, where the steel and the forming matter more than the size.

≈ £10 / 13 €
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Specifications

Pealess or pea design
Not published on the listing — nothing in the title or the five bullets says whether a ball sits inside
Material
Stainless steel — stated, formed by what the maker calls a precise CNC one-piece process, with high hardness and resistance to cold, heat and corrosion
Dimensions
Not published on the listing — described as a small whistle, with no figures
Stated weight
Not published on the listing — described as light, with no gramme figure
Published decibel figure
Up to 120 dB — stated, written as a ceiling
Distance quoted at
Not published on the listing — no measuring distance, method or standard is given; the title calls the whistle high-frequency without publishing a hertz figure
Attachment type
Rucksack, key ring or neck lanyard — stated as places to hang it; the listing does not say which fittings are supplied
Amazon reference
B0BY4SWPGS (same reference on 5 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
0774827526592

What this listing puts on record

A stainless steel whistle formed by what the maker calls a precise CNC one-piece process, with high hardness and resistance to cold, heat and corrosion, stated at up to 120 dB, described as high-frequency, sold first as a dog and training whistle and second for camping, hunting and hiking, and hung from a rucksack, a key ring or a neck lanyard.

Sold as a dog whistle first

The title opens with the word for a dog whistle, and the second bullet is a training instruction: the maker recommends pairing the first hundred blows with a treat, so that the dog comes to read the sound as something good. Camping, hunting and hiking arrive in the fourth and fifth bullets, after the animal.

That is worth saying plainly on a shelf of signal whistles, because it changes what the specification is written for. A whistle chosen to be heard by a person and a whistle chosen to be understood by a dog are answering different briefs, and this listing is written for the second while being sold into both.

It sits here because it is a stainless steel whistle that publishes a decibel figure and an attachment — the same three things the rest of this shelf is read on. It is flagged here because the listing’s own priorities are not the shelf’s.

High frequency, with no frequency published

The title calls it a high-frequency whistle. No hertz figure follows — not in the title, not in any of the five bullets. One listing in this hub does publish a frequency, and it is not this one.

What is published is up to 120 dB, matching three other listings here to the number, and, like all of them, arriving with no distance and no method. A loudness ceiling and a pitch adjective are not the same information, and only one of the two is quantified.

Stainless steel, cut from one piece

Stainless steel, formed in what the maker describes as a precise CNC one-piece process, with high hardness, resistance to cold and heat, waterproofing and corrosion resistance. Five of the seven listings in this hub name a metal or a polymer; this is the only one that says how the body was made.

What it does not say is how big it is or what it weighs — no dimensions, no weight, only the words small and light — nor whether there is a ball inside.

Nor does it itemise what comes in the box. A rucksack, a key ring and a neck lanyard are named as places to hang the whistle, not as fittings supplied with it.

Availability

Selling between 13 € and 18 € across the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores when this page was checked.

It also sells on the British Amazon store in the local currency, which the range above does not cover — that range counts euro stores and nothing else.

Nothing came back from the American Amazon store, so the buy link there opens a local search instead of a page that is not there.

Every figure in this section is what Keepa returned on the day this page was last updated. Prices and offers change without notice.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 6 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.

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