Rusty Gate
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Reading on Amazon some reviews say some lose GPS easily, some fall off etc.
What are you using to track live or licare if needed...
What are you using to track live or licare if needed...
Which GPS Tracker for dog collar.??
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Rusty Gate
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Anyone using GPS locators
yellow belly
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Garmin is the only one I trust!
What size dog?
John Blaser
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I’ve been looking at the Dogtrace. Would be interested to hear any other UK experiences…?
www.dogtrace.com
Training and tracking system DOG GPS X30T | Dogtrace - Electronic trainning collars and dog equipment
We are a Czech manufacturer of electronic training collars and other training equipment for dogs. Our flagship products include d-control collars, DOG GPS collars, d-fence invisible fences and d-mute collars.
Rusty Gate
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Large pup but will be big, Redbone Coonhound
Jon P
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I liked the look of them too, my kennels are full at the moment though and I was not sure how quiet they would be tracking - not sure the others I go stalking with would appreciate a hound speaking in the area i stalking. My GWP’s are pretty quiet luckily.Large pup but will be big, Redbone Coonhound
Okay - no problem with size - Garmin are not doing UK legal in the mini size yet but that won't impact you. Good luck with that pupLarge pup but will be big, Redbone Coonhound
Iv had a Garmin astro 320 and 420 i think or 430 both great if you buy from gps4u.com it all works in the uk wouldn’t leave the house with out mine had few accidents , old bitch tumbled into a river in the summer without it she wouldn’t be with us today dragged her out pretty much dead gave cpr and she’s still here today
John Blaser
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They’re can be expensive items but well worth the money on hearing your story.
Prices?I’ve been looking at the Dogtrace. Would be interested to hear any other UK experiences…?
Training and tracking system DOG GPS X30T | Dogtrace - Electronic trainning collars and dog equipment
We are a Czech manufacturer of electronic training collars and other training equipment for dogs. Our flagship products include d-control collars, DOG GPS collars, d-fence invisible fences and d-mute collars.
John Blaser
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£400-£700. Track only is the lower price, then you add ‘track & train’ for a mid price. The £700 price includes, tracking, training and a beeper locator.
If you just wanted a basic tracker you could consider the Vodafone Curve. I wanted a basic one for our dog without spending a fortune. £15 to buy currently and a couple quid a month for the subscription to the network.
Probably no where near advanced as the others in the thread.
Probably no where near advanced as the others in the thread.
Saff28
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I’ve got both the curve and the Garmin 200i. I use the curve when out and about walking the dog in England with a good phone signal and then I use the 200i when in Thetford Forest or north of the border in Argyll when the signal is sporadic. Both have their place but if it’s just bad use you worry about finding the dog if it runs off in a good signal area then I’d use the curve.
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