Series 3+ GPS + Health Dog Collar

Reason #9,723,777,521 EVERY dog should own a Fi collar. I know its hindsight, but the owner would hv been able to see exactly when the dog escaped, could hv made the sitter aware that they know and most importantly would hv known within 50ft of where the dog was. Please get your dogs tracker collars

Edit: a lot of people are recommending shock collars and electric fences. This is against the rules for this sub. Dogs that run are not deterred by a shock collar or electric fence and it can make them less likely to come back once they do escape. I too have a runner. Here is what has helped in case

I will forever recommend Fi collars. They only do GPS though and quite honestly, if your dogs are going through the effort to get out of a physical fence, they’re not going to care about a wireless fence. All tracking collars will have their pros and cons. Fi is not as quick to report a dog out of b

I like the Fi tracking a lot. The first week I had Loki he ran away and I was able to find him once he tired himself out. Granted he was a little faster than the tracker so I feel like the live tracking was struggling with updates lol, but once he was exhausted and stopped I was able to get him. I w

The post above explains it. The fi collar is designed to last for weeks/months that is why it updates less. Until you put it in lost dog mode. If you want second by second updates there are collars for that but they are huge and have to be charged every day or two.

I have a Pixel 10 and a Garmin watch, and both of my Fi collars work just fine for tracking. The collar tracking vs my watch match on both of my dogs perfectly.

I use Fi. It's worth it for me, as I have an escape artist and my other dog goes off leash on my property. I think it's a bit spendy for a just in case thing though. I don't use the activity tracker really, but I do like the barking, scratching, drinking, and licking detection. One of my dogs is pro

I have the Fi Mini on two Huskies and when I got them I couldn't believe that the best they could do was $0.02 worth of silicone for a holder. Had the same thought at the time and I went searching for a more robust attachment device. The third party holders seemed kind of spendy and fairly big with

Fi is amazing, very accurate walking tracks and you’ll know where the dog is at all times, insights on how much sleep and activity they get is an amazing feature (can’t stress that enough, especially if you live in the city most people think they walk their dog enough but most don’t), there’s a comm

I haven't compared costs in awhile so can't comment about that - I have used the Fi collar for 5 years in heavily wooded areas and state game lands and it's worked great. Super easy to extend/change the safe zone. Have had to use lost dog mode a couple times in the woods when the dog chased deer and