Waterproof Bluetooth Dog Collar Tracker with App, Up to 6 Months Standby, CR2032 Included, Key Ring and Adhesive Strip | CASA SOREA

If your dog slips out of the garden, you don't want to have to look for the collar first

Most moments of panic involving a dog aren't about miles, but meters: he's somewhere behind the shed, in the bushes at the neighbors' or under the hedge two gardens over. Clip this waterproof Bluetooth tracker to the collar using the included key ring or adhesive strip, then connect it to the iSearching app for iOS and Android. You'll get a proximity alert within about 10 meters, so you know whether he's still nearby and in which direction. The tracker runs on a CR2032 button cell that lasts up to six months on standby, which is included, so there's no charging.

What this tracker does and doesn't do

• Bluetooth with a proximity alert up to 10 meters: designed to tell you whether your dog is nearby and help you find him in the garden, shed or house - not to track his location across the country over long distances.
• Waterproof: keeps working after a rain shower, a dip in a ditch or a splash in a mud puddle, none of which is a theoretical scenario with a dog.
• Up to 6 months on standby: you don't need to check on it for months, so it's ready when something goes wrong.
• CR2032 battery included: a standard button cell you can buy anywhere, instead of a charging cable you might lose.
• App for iOS and Android: iSearching, so it's compatible with whichever phone you have.
• Key ring and adhesive strip included: two ways to attach it to a collar or harness.
• Five colors: black, white, blue, green or pink.

Attaching and setting it up

For a collar, use the key ring on the D-ring, not the adhesive strip - that's intended for flat surfaces such as a bag or a container. Pair the tracker with the app before putting it on your dog, then walk around the garden and house once to see where the signal drops off: indoors, walls make the 10-meter range shorter in practice than in the open air. Replace the button cell about twice a year; set a reminder on your phone, because you won't notice a dead tracker until the worst moment. Since it's just a button cell in a casing, your dog won't feel it on their collar in practice.