GPS Tracker for Dogs on Collar with App Location Tracking, Safety Zones, Water-Resistant IP67, Adjustable Collar

The moment the garden gate was open and the dog was gone

That afternoon scare when the door was ajar and the dog secretly went on his own adventure. The hike in the forest where the acoustic signal is suddenly no longer answered. The puppy that is still learning and testing its limits at the loophole in the fence. This GPS tracker on the collar solves that with three functions: location tracking via app, definable safety zones with notification, and a robust, weather-resistant collar.

What makes this tracker different

• Location tracking via app on your smartphone – the associated app shows the tracker's position in a map view. You can see where your dog is currently and track its movement, instead of calling and searching in the garden or forest.
• Safety zones with notification – virtual areas can be defined via the app – garden, dog run, residential area. If the tracker leaves this area, you will receive a notification on your phone and can react immediately.
• Route history and movement history – the app saves the paths traveled and shows the movement over the last hours or days. Practical for understanding the dog's habits and favorite places or for searching for a lost dog along its known paths.
• IP67 protection against water and dirt – the module withstands rain, puddles, mud and wild romping in the garden. The tracker also works reliably when splashing in shallow water or during a rainy walk.
• Robust nylon collar with buckle – the adjustable collar fits securely and can be adapted to different neck sizes. The buckle withstands the daily stress of playing, running and romping.
• Compact tracker unit – the module sits centrally on the collar and is small enough not to bother the dog. Suitable for medium and larger dog breeds.
• Rechargeable battery instead of disposable batteries – the integrated battery is charged via a charging cable, instead of regularly changing batteries. Saves costs and waste.
• Eye-catching paw accent on the tracker – the yellow paw makes the tracker recognizable and gives the collar a friendly look.

Who it's for

For dog owners whose four-legged friend has been lost before or who are worried that it might happen. For owners of hunting, search, and running dog breeds with a pronounced urge to roam. For owners of young dogs and puppies in the training phase, where the acoustic signal is not yet reliably consistent. For hikers and outdoor athletes who let their dog run freely in the forest and don't want to lose sight of it. For families with a garden gate that occasionally remains open. For pet boarding and dog trainers who need to keep an eye on several dogs. And for everyone who wants to give their four-legged friend more freedom without losing control.

Setup and use

Before first use, fully charge the module using the included charging cable. Download the associated app to your smartphone, set up the account and connect the device to the app according to the instructions. Attach the tracker to the collar and put the collar on the dog's neck – not too tight (two fingers should fit between the collar and the neck) and not too loose (the collar should not be able to slip over the head). Define the safety zone in the app using the map – circle the garden, dog run or residential area, activate the desired notification settings. In everyday life, retrieve the location in real time via the app and react immediately to a safety zone warning. Recharge the battery regularly, depending on the intensity of use. If dirty, wipe the collar with a damp cloth and mild soapy water, do not immerse the module in water beyond the IP67 specification. **Important note on function:** GPS trackers with live location transmission to the smartphone generally require an active SIM card and a data contract or mobile phone subscription to transmit location data. Before purchasing and using, check which connection method this specific tracker uses (GPS with SIM, Bluetooth, WLAN or manufacturer's network), what ongoing costs are incurred and in which countries and ranges the tracker works. The accuracy and update rate depend on signal strength, weather, buildings and the connection. The tracker is a technical aid and does not replace personal supervision – dogs should still be adequately trained, secured and supervised. In the event of a lost dog, also take the usual steps (notify animal shelter, veterinarian, Tasso/Findefix registration).

For all who want to give their dog more freedom – with the reassuring knowledge of always knowing where he is.