Why a GPS Tracker for Dogs?

Our pet animals are like our family. Whether it’s a dog, cat, or any other species, for a pet owner, they’re a family member. Among these pet animals, dogs are closer to humans due to their unconditional love and affection.

Living with a four-legged friend also comes with the responsibility of safeguarding them. Pet trackers are devices that help you keep a close eye on your dog’s daily movements. They are considered one of the most effective ways to safeguard your dog, rather than confining them to a small area all the time.

Finder Portal: The Second Guardian of Your Pet

All these alerts and features can be easily managed from the Finder Portal provided with the tracking device. It can be downloaded from the Play Store and Apple Store free of charge.

The Finder portal provides information such as the daily routes taken by your dog and how many kilometres they travel each day. The heat map option shows the places where your dog spends the most time. In short, the Finder portal provides an overview of your pet’s travel history. This data is stored in the portal for 365 days.

A Sudden Unexpected Situation

Your dog may encounter unexpected situations such as the sound of a firecracker or a burst balloon while walking in the park or on the street. This can cause fear and ultimately result in a runaway in search of shelter.

Hunting Instinct

Some dog breeds show exceptional hunting instincts when they sense unique smells. Dogs often run away to find the source of such smells because of their unique ability to chase scents.

Unfamiliar Environment

Dogs often mark their territory where they live. It may find it difficult to understand the new location and may try to return to their territory while on vacation or a hiking trip. This is also a reason for a dog’s escape. Many dogs can’t find their way back home and end up on the streets.

Presence of Other Dogs or Animals

Meeting a new friend on the road may end in a playful getaway or an intense standoff. Both situations are not ideal for the dog owner because it can result in the dog running away. It’s also possible for dogs to encounter other animals such as Goldfinch birds or chickens. The excitement can be quite high for indoor dogs and may chase their new friends.

Exposure to Chemicals

Exposure to household chemicals such as floor cleaners or certain sprays can cause irritation to dogs. The smell of certain plastic items is injurious to dogs’ health. Dogs may try to get away from these chemicals when they expose to such substances.