Improvements to whistles or improvements related to whistles

The dog whistle design with an elastomer-coated polycarbonate frame and angled vents addresses air leakage and secondary sounds, ensuring efficient sound production and user comfort, enhancing training effectiveness.

JP2026511107APending Publication Date: 2026-04-10J HUDSON & WHISTLES
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Patent Information

Application Number
JP2025555448
Authority / Receiving Office
JP · JP
Patent Type
Applications
Current Assignee / Owner
Priority Date
2023-03-27
Filing Date
2024-03-07
Publication Date
2026-04-10

AI Technical Summary

Technical Problem

Existing dog whistles suffer from air leakage and secondary sounds due to gaps in the weld lines, leading to inefficient sound production and user discomfort, which can confuse dogs during training.

Method used

A whistle design featuring a polycarbonate frame with an elastomer coating, where components are joined without welding or adhesives, and angled air vents to minimize air leakage and secondary sounds, enhancing sound quality and user comfort.

Benefits of technology

The design effectively seals air leaks, producing clear, uniform sounds with minimal effort, improving training accuracy and user comfort, especially in varying weather conditions.

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Abstract

Figure 1 shows a whistle (1) with a commonly known external shape, substantially identical to the shape of the applicant company's ACME210 1 / 2 whistle. However, the outward appearance of whistle (1) is substantially very different from the known ACME210 1 / 2 whistle, and the internal structure is also very different. Whistle (1) has a polycarbonate frame or structure (2) to which an elastomer material cover or coating (3) (such as neoprene rubber) is injection molded. Structure (2) comprises upper and lower polycarbonate components assembled together before the coating (3) is applied. The portion of the internal structure (2) remains exposed in the finished whistle (1).
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