It's every pet owner's nightmare- your dog is gone. Your dog is facing elements and dangers alone. You do not know where they are and you do not know how to find them.
Most dogs just like to explore and some breeds are more likely to stray than others. Hunting dogs like the Beagle are more courageous than other types of dogs and disappear quickly.
It's not just about missing dogs. Dogs and cats run all the time. Whether it’s a dog that runs away from under your feet when you open the door, or a cat that runs away on the weekends. Pets also face all sorts of dangers when traveling with their owners.
If you have pets, they can be found and lost quickly, which reduces the risk of serious harm to them. Lost pets after a night's sleep are less likely to return safely and alive. Cold temperatures can increase traffic risks and expose your pet to wildlife attacks.
If all of this sounds like a nightmare to you, there is a way to keep an eye on your pet, which can reduce your worries. Using satellite technology, you can track where your pet is. GPS technology is not new to cars and boats but it is very new to pets. Global Positioning System can now be used to track your dog or cat.
The system uses government surveillance technologies with satellites; Launching a Mobile System (GSM) for Communication. This means you can use your phone or laptop to track anything from your car to your dog. You need a service provider to provide the information you pay for.
You can add a tracking device to your dog's collar; So it does not bother or hinder them in any way. Except to stifle that adventurous spirit a bit! The system is very personal - you can set the perimeter and area and change them as you travel or even from house to house. These "safe zones" are set up so that you are alert whenever your pet leaves the area you set.
If you select GPS; Keep in mind that this is only effective as part of a broader strategy. There is no substitute for proper training, but there are some tools you can use to keep your pet safe.
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