Pathfinder 2

I moved over to the Dogtra Pathfinder 2 collar system. I have been using it for the last 3 months and I find it to be quite adequate for my two birddogs and at half the price of the Garmin. The only downside I find which I believe is common with any tracking system is the battery drain on the phone

It’s a little pricey, but I’ve really liked the Dogtra Pathfinder 2 system for my coonhound Otis. We like to ramble around the woods and he’s a joy to be with out in nature off leash. Pathfinder 2 works with your cell phone to provide a GPS location AND has a Mohrs radio antenna so that even in area

Dogtra Pathfinder2. No subscription required. Tried Garmin Alpha too as we wear Garmin watches plus the general reputation. Much preferred this system and it's a fraction of the price too. We don't hunt and only have one large dog. My husband is a runner and we have virtually no cell reception at ou

This may not be the answer youre looking for but ill share anyway. My wife and I and our 2 v's also live on 40 acres of non viszla proof fenced property and also have zero cell service. We wanted the dogs to be able to roam the property and play but not run off and didn't want to spend 40k putting m

Dogtra pathfinder 2 - ecollar with tracking. Can set perimeter to notify you, or a perimeter to beep / vibrate/ shock + notify you (personally don’t recommend perimeter shocks) or a distance from handler for when you’re on hikes. No subscription but pretty costly Tractive GPS collar. Tracking only,

If you’re a Garmin guy, look at the Pro550+ instead of an Alpha set up. Additionally, for less than an Alpha 300, you could look at the 200i or 200+. If you don’t need the maps in your handheld, the pro550+ is the best value for the money. The pathfinder 2 is a good option as well, we sell a bunch o

We ended up with the Dogtra Pathfinder 2 for our Griff and are very happy. Solid app interface for setting geofences, great charge time, and quite a fair price relative to some of the Garmin options. Nothing bad to say. It is a fairly large collar though, so as for whether or not it'd be an issue fo

I think SportDog makes the most reliable and easy to use basic collar if you want your dog remain within your line of sight. I would purchase one that has longer range than what you think you need bacause the range assumes there are no obstructions. My first was a Dogtra collar and it didn't last as

This weekend I determined that the Dogtra Pathfinder 2 is not for me. I'm sending it back... Just not as user friendly as I like. The additional features beyond what my SportDog collars provide aren't worth the hassle.

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'