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1. GLOBAL POSITIONING IN SEARCH OF YOUR
LOST PET
It’s every pet owner’s nightmare- your dog is lost. Your dog is outside
facing the elements and the dangers all alone. You don’t know where
they are and you have no idea how to go about finding them.
Most dogs just love to explore and some breeds are more prone to
straying further than others. Hunting dogs like beagles are even more
adventurous than other kinds of dogs and will quickly stray out of sight.
It’s not just hunting dogs that can go missing. Dogs and cats escape all
the time. Whether it’s the dog that escapes underneath your feet as you
open the door or the cat who has escaped over the weekend. Pets also
face all kinds of dangers while traveling with their owners.
If you’re pet does get lost finding them soon will reduce the threat of
serious harm coming to them. A pet that is lost after nightfall has
significantly less chance of being found safe and returned alive. The cold
temperatures and dangers of traffic are increased and your pet becomes
more vulnerable to attack by wild animals too.
If this all sounds like a nightmare to you there is a method of keeping
track of your pet which might alleviate your worries. Using satellite
technology you can keep tabs on where your pet is. GPS technology is
not new for cars and boats but for pets it’s pretty new. Global
Positioning Systems can now be used to keep track of your dog or cat.
The system uses governmental surveillance techniques with satellites;
enabling a Mobile System for Communications (GSM). This means you
can use your phone or laptop to keep track of anything from your car to
your dog. You will need a service provider to relay the information to
you which you will need to pay for.
A tracking device can be attached to your dog’s collar; so it doesn’t hurt
or hinder them in any way. Except for curbing that adventurous spirit a
bit! The system is very personalized – you can set perimeters and zones
and you can change them as you travel or even move house to house.

2. These “safe zones” can be set so you are alerted whenever your pet
leaves an area determined by you.
If you choose GPS; remember it is only effective as part of a wider
strategy. There’s no substitute for proper training but there are some
tools you can use to make your pet safer.
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