Series 3+ GPS + Health Dog Collar

In another thread about this there's a pinned comment stating they know they messed up and are correcting the issue. On my 50 lb dog's 2.5 mile walk last night he got 1.5k steps, did the math and each of his "steps" were 9 ft. See pinned comment here https://www.reddit.com/r/FiDogCollar/s/25bNDF2Ka1

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

Id recommend a Fi collar to anyone wishing to board their dog, anywhere. It leaves no question where the dog is, how many steps it took that day, how long it slept, how many naps...etc.

Hey OP, I don't let my dogs out of my sight, but we still pay for Fi collars for both of them, they're a little pricy (but cant put a price on peace of mind), they use cell towers directly themselves for GPS which makes them a little more effective at all times. They also do all sorts of extras like

You have a shepherd, husky, cattle dog in an apartment. That’s a recipe for behavioral issues without proper excercise which is a commitment and requires a lot of daily effort. How much vigorous excercise is your dog getting? How many miles a day is your dog jogging/ running. How many walks and ment

Adding a comment I left on your other post. You are not a bad pet parent, you are just learning. As pet parents, we all make mistakes and it’s not always easy. Sometimes we bite off more than we can chew and that’s ok. Sometimes we have to make tough decisions for quality of life and that’s also ok.

A- move the kennel to your bedroom.B- What time is your pup going to sleep at night? At 5 am how many hours has he been in his kennel? What activity to you do before bed?C- Plenty of exercise is relative. my working line GSD needs 25k steps a day to be a great family member, in contrast my other dog

Aw thanks for saving him! Huskies are the best. They are so smart but you must work with them instead of just tell them what to do. Lots of walks but also off leash time where they can just sprint. Sniffspot.com is helpful to find fully enclosed areas for them to run. I recommend investing in a Fi G

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 collars on both my dogs. I like that it also gives me info on their activity levels and sleep patterns. I have one of the old style ones on my older dog that you need a special collar for and the newer style ones on my puppy that can be used with any collar. The batteries last a long t