Pete Rickard 's Scotch Predator Call, multicolor, talla única

I used one of these years ago with my two greyhounds. We lived on the beach and let them run to their heart's content. They always returned once they were trained with this, That was 20 years ago. Now I have a very independent hunting dog, half Border Collie/Half McNab. I'm using this to train him before going to the beach and it's been very effective and quick, so he'll be going to the beach soon. Highly recommended for training dogs to return.

Was looking for one of these for a lure coursing squawker. Works perfectly.

I bought this for recall on my 2 greyhounds. It gets their attention & brings them back to me. I needed it once and was well worth the money. This one is a second to carry in the car, for when we are away from home.

AS AN ADOPTER OF GREYHOUNDS HERE IN THE STATES AND ABROAD FOR THE PAST 27 YEARS,SOMEHOW AND SOMETIME WHEN I PURCHASED THIS PREDATOR CALL IN THE EVENT THAT ONE OFMY DOGS GOT LOOSE.HAD IT NOT BEEN FOR THIS PRODUCT MY 3 WEEK NEW ADOPTEE WOULD PROBABLY BE 4 COUNTY'S AWAY.AS SOON AS I BEGAN TO PLAY LIKE AN ACCORDIAN, MY WILLOW CAME GALLOPING AT FULL SPEED DOWN THE STREET INTO MY WAITING ARMS. THIS IS A MUST HAVE ITEM FOR GREYHOUND OWNERS

After adopting my first ever retired racing greyhound I became terrified of her getting out the door accidentally and ending up on the side of the road dead, like a deer hit by a car. I got this as a precaution. Planning to use sparingly, training in the dog park in case I lose sight of her off lead. I'm encouraged as it works on her in the limited occasions I've used it in the large fenced backyard.I also wanted a. Are for storage and transport that would prevent accidental sounds and not have to take it apart to go in, thus not have to put it together when I need to use it. I've included pictures, I don't know where I got this plastic snap case, I already had it and it worked for me. It measures 8.5 x 5 x 2. It lives in a convenient drawer in the kitchen, and also fits in my dog bag.

I bought this at the suggestion of the greyhound adoption group from which I adopted my dog. I've tested it out a few times with him in an enclosed area and he comes running for a jackpot of treats. I wish it had a case to prevent it from squeaking accidentally. I keep it in a satchel I wear when I walk my dog and when it hits my leg it makes a sound.

I have a Greyhound that has the most incredible prey instinct of any dog I have ever known. Some Greys are used for hunting coyotes, but this guy is right off of the track. He LOVES small, fuzzy critters that run, and he is so focused when he's chasing, he either does not hear me or just ignores me. If I used my Squirrel Call or Scotch Predator Call, he turns about-face, and comes to me. I should say that he actually comes to find the source of the squawk. I have to be VERY careful since the first time I used it, he grabbed it out of my hand (catching some skin in there), and ran off into the woods with it - never to be seen again!

Bought this last year for my first Greyhound. It really works great! I use it about every six-eight weeks when she is roaming around in my fenced yard. She responds immediately every time and comes at near light speed.If you want to try before buy, google on " greyhound squawker on refrigerator " and goto Greytalk and click on the link while your Greyhound is in the room. Be ready to mute the audio immediately.I like to keep my squawker in my car. Problem is that only the slightest movement will cause it to squawk - such as when removing rom glove box or similar.Two solutions. One is to remove the rubber air tube. Simply blow into the end of the wooden squawker.The second solution is to find the proper sized wooden pencil with eraser. Insert the eraser into the end of the wooden squawker.