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Dog GPS Tracker
We love our pets and want to give them the freedom to run around and play. However, canines are notorious for getting distracted. Anything from squirrels, the smell of food or even a candy wrapper blowing in the breeze can send them running. Then, before we know it, they get lost.
FAQS about Dog GPS Trackers
Yes, when used correctly, they should help your pinpoint your dog’s location—as long as your pup doesn’t manage to take off their collar or ditch the GPS cube. Most devices are set up to give your coordinates in real-time, so you should have no problem tracking down your wandering best friend.
For best results, be sure to charge the device every night, so there’s no risk of losing battery power during the day.
Yes, it’s a good idea. Even the most well-trained canine can get distracted, so having a pet GPS tracker can be a great fail-safe. It can also help if your dog gets stolen, which is an unfortunate possibility no matter where you live.
GPS access can also give you peace of mind if you’re away from your pet and want to ensure they’re safe and sound and where they’re supposed to be.
Distance varies between models. Some are designed to track in a designated area, while others can track your pet even if they’re thousands of miles away. Make sure you read the box carefully when selecting the best option for you.
Most GPS dog tracking systems are set up to be used from an app on your smartphone, tablet or computer. Being able to use your phone to track your dog makes searching for them easier, and setup is usually a breeze since the app can walk you through the steps.
When planning your next vacation, add a GPS tracker to your list of dog vehicle, travel and outdoor supplies. They can help to ensure your pup finds their way back safely to your arms.
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Could you please recommend an activity tracker for my puppy (one that does not require a monthly subscription)?
Hi, my name is Julia and I am a college student working on a device that will function as a smart collar for dogs. I know the market already has some of these but I was wondering what features do you think are the vital ones that need to be included in this device. We have a GPS tracker, hope to have a heartbeat sensor, and outside temperature thermometer. But what else do you think would be vital to have measured to have a comprehensive image of a dog's health? We would really appreciate it!
I have two neutered cats who love being outside. We live in a mountainous area with wildlife, so we are trying to keep them inside but they learned how to open doors. We are trying to decide b/w a wireless pet fence in our yard where they wear large-ish shock collars (even though they are smaller for cats) all the time as the company says not to wear for more than 12 hours or to just put cat trackers on them and find them every night. Which is safer?
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e collars what's beep mode for vibrate mode and electric mode for
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