The Halo collar sucks. It will go off at times while your dog is in the fenced area. Believe me! My dog would start turning circles not knowing which way to go she chows down every time she sees the collar. Don’t do this to your precious dog
Holy crap Spot On tracker costs as much as a pure breed dog at 1,500 dollars! Halo is still expensive in comparison to other gps trackers at 699 with a coupon code. Maybe you get what you pay for with these. I think they are using more advanced GPS hardware than some of the cheaper ones.
The SpotOn is up there for sure. It does stand apart from the competition in terms of quality though, particularly in the accuracy of the GPS. Wagz is a great option if you don't need boundary enforcement.
@@ThePamperedPup I ended up ordering the newest Jiobit tracker due to it having much better Amazon and consumer/professional reviews than the Wagz device. I the Jiobit is designed for both children, adults with special needs, and pets. You select which type you are buying it for at check out. For example I selected for pets so that the cloud service is geared for pets. Another reason I liked the Jiobit was that it uses more modern cellular technology where it will work on 5G LTE-M networks. I believe it can cycle between two different carriers depending on which tower has the better signal nearby. It also has good GPS accuracy and update speed compared to a lot of other pet tracker devices, that sometimes only update every 1-10minutes. The Jiobit can update as quick as every 10 seconds in Live mode with adequate cellular & GPS signal.
The problem is your dog is not protected from people or dogs. Someone can steal your dog or your dog can be attacked by another dog. Spend the money and get a real fence.
