Ark 2022: How to Make Your Dino Ignore Whistles in 10 Easy Steps

Tired of your dinos responding to every whistle you blow? Want to train them to be more independent and obedient? Follow these 10 simple steps to make your dinos ignore whistles in Ark: Survival Evolved.

1. Unclaim Your Dino: The first step is to unclaim your dino. This will remove the bond between you and your dino, making it a wild creature. To unclaim your dino, simply open its inventory and select the "Unclaim" option.

2. Set Dino to Passive: Once your dino is unclaimed, it will default to the "Passive" aggression mode. This means that it will not attack other creatures unless it is attacked first. To set your dino to Passive, simply press the "P" key on your keyboard.

3. Disable Dino Whistle Response: With your dino set to Passive, you can now disable its whistle response. To do this, open the dino's inventory and select the "Settings" tab. Under the "Behavior" section, you will find the "Whistle Response" option. Set this option to "Disabled."

   

4. Re-Claim Your Dino: Once you have disabled your dino's whistle response, you can re-claim it. To do this, simply approach your dino and interact with it. A menu will appear, and you will need to select the "Claim" option.

5. Test Your Dino's Whistle Response: Once you have re-claimed your dino, test its whistle response by blowing a whistle. If your dino does not respond, then you have successfully disabled its whistle response.

6. Train Your Dino to Ignore Whistles: If your dino still responds to whistles, then you may need to train it to ignore them. To do this, simply blow a whistle and then immediately reward your dino with a treat. Repeat this process several times until your dino learns to associate whistles with treats and begins to ignore them.

7. Use a Whistle Stop: If you want to be able to whistle to your dinos without them responding, you can use a Whistle Stop. A Whistle Stop is a device that can be placed on the ground and will prevent any dinos within its radius from responding to whistles.

   

8. Use a Dino Leash: A Dino Leash is another option for preventing your dinos from responding to whistles. A Dino Leash is a device that can be attached to a dino's neck and will prevent it from moving more than a certain distance away from you.

9. Use a Mod: There are a number of mods available for Ark that can disable dino whistle response. These mods can be found on the Steam Workshop.

10. Use a Plugin: If you are running a dedicated Ark server, you can use a plugin to disable dino whistle response. Plugins can be found on the Ark Mod Manager website.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

When disabling dino whistle response, there are a few common mistakes to avoid:

• Do not unclaim your dino without first setting it to Passive. If you unclaim your dino while it is set to Aggressive, it will become a wild creature and may attack you.
• Do not disable dino whistle response without first training your dino to ignore whistles. If you disable dino whistle response without training your dino, it may become confused and start wandering away from you.
• Do not use a Whistle Stop or Dino Leash unless you are absolutely sure that you want to prevent your dinos from responding to whistles. These devices can be very effective, but they can also be frustrating if you accidentally prevent your dinos from responding to whistles when you need them to.

FAQs

• Can I disable dino whistle response on a rented server?
  Yes, you can disable dino whistle response on a rented server. However, you will need to have administrator access to the server.

  

• Is there a command to disable dino whistle response?
  No, there is no command to disable dino whistle response. You must use one of the methods described above.

• Can I disable dino whistle response for all dinos on a server?
  Yes, you can disable dino whistle response for all dinos on a server. To do this, you will need to use a mod or plugin.

• Can I disable dino whistle response for specific dinos?
  Yes, you can disable dino whistle response for specific dinos. To do