Dogtra
Pathfinder 2
Based on 47 Reddit mentions
$429.99
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Almost learned the hard way that self-closing gates aren’t foolproof
I use Tractive for gps since it has cellular, this is great for dogs who run far - you get notified when they leave the area and you can track them as long as you & them have cell service. Since I’m home I also use the Dogtra Pathfinder 2 hunting collar. It uses radio frequencies instead of cellular
...jennamay22 in r/Homesteading
July 25, 2026 10:40 PM
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Tracking collar recs?
My boy would squeeze under the fence I put it in when we first moved out to a more rural area. I bought the Dogtra Pathfinder 2 so I could at least know where he was when he got out, and it's phenomenal and highly accurate (updates every 2 seconds with a 9+ mile range). I've also had vizslas for 18
...Goob18 in r/vizsla
May 9, 2026 10:11 AM
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GPS dog collar with fence feature - Dogtra Pathfinder 2?
These 3 are very different products. It really depends on what you are specifically looking for the product to achieve for you. If you want to check in on your dog remotely like if you are at work etc. then you will have to pay for a LTE based unit (Halo/Spot-on). This means you will be paying a mon
...Sweaty_Preference629 in r/homestead
July 30, 2026 5:52 PM
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GPS dog collar with fence feature - Dogtra Pathfinder 2?
I use the Dogtra Pathfinder 2 for our LGD dogs! So far it’s been accurate and gives me peace of mind to let them do what they need to do. One of my favourite features is the running / bark feature, sometimes I have headphones on and inside the house and know they’re barking at something. The efence
...jennamay22 in r/homestead
August 1, 2026 11:56 PM
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Tracker problems for my rescue dog
Check out Dogtra Pathfinder 2 compass, it's pretty cool. Doesnt need a cell signal, waterproof, good battery life, no monthly fee, 8 mile range
ExcitingLaw1973 in r/DogAdvice
May 24, 2026 5:15 PM
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GPS Dog Collars and Electric fencing
I use Dogtra Pathfinder 2 collars. Have 2 gsp’s and use the collars for hunting and around our 6 acre property. They have 3 different E-Fence options to choose from. Can do everything from the smartphone app or the remotes. Been using them for 3 seasons with no complaints.
root5118 in r/HuntingPA
September 13, 2025 4:09 PM
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E-collar recommendations & training tips!
I use the Dogtra Pathfinder 2 anytime we are in the woods as well. Being able to see exactly where he is with such a long range is incredible. You can also set up “fences” anywhere to make sure he doesn’t go outside of a boundary. The only downside to this collar is you have to have the receiver con
...Feisty-Jackfruit8957 in r/GSP
August 8, 2026 11:52 AM
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E Collar / Tracking
When you say remotely, how far do you think he’ll go? Will you ever need to recall him when he’s at the beach house and you’re away from the beach house (maybe in town or at work?) Dogtra Pathfinder 2 / Compass- ecollar + gps fence (with corrections) + tracking up to 8 miles. Trees and hills limit t
...jennamay22 in r/OpenDogTraining
June 1, 2026 9:52 PM
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Let's talk E-collars.
I have the dogtra pathfinder 2 and it's been great. 9 mile range on the GPS/remote. The only disadvantage I see vs the garmin is the remote only has a single "function" button that operates as the last used item between vibe, tone or stim. To change the function you need to go into the app. I haven'
...Dizzy-Lead2606 in r/GSP
October 4, 2025 10:55 PM
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Escape artist fencing recommendations
Currently using dogtra pathfinder 2 similar to halo no subscription only inconvenience is that the controler relies on one of ur personal devices to observe GPS data. Was using my phone have since switched to using a spare tablet and WiFi to control system. But for 400 and no subscription beats the
...New-Emphasis3033 in r/germanshepherds
November 23, 2025 10:15 PM
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