Our Mac is of course chipped, so if God forbid he ended up in a shelter, at the vet, or was caught by the police, they would immediately call us thanks to the contact that contains his chip. However, the chip does not have a location function, so if he were to get anywhere other than where they have a chip reader, the chip is basically useless to him. How it works AirThe tag probably doesn't need to be explained too much and yes, it is clear that you won't locate the dog in real time to the nearest meter, but you will know in which area it is moving and you can go looking for it. In addition, dogs have significantly better hearing and smell than us, so if you call it in the area where it is moving, it is a bigancSee you later.
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If you really want a GPS-based locator, you have to go for solutions offered by, for example, Garmin and are primarily intended for hunting dogs. These solutions are quite large and heavy and are only suitable for larger breeds of dogs. Moreover, their price ranges from around ten thousand for high-quality pieces and up. AirThe tag is of course completely incomparable to this solution, both in terms of localization capabilities and, on the other hand, in terms of size, weight and price. If your dog is microchipped, which 100% I recommend it, then AirTag the best way to locate it if you forget the GPS solution.
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If you realize what AirTag and can and what can't, then this solution is absolutely ideal for you. For less than 250 CZK you have a quality rubber cover for AirTag. Of course please don't confuse AirTag with this holder or cover for professional tracking, as well as for replacing the chip that the dog has directly in its body. This is indeed a solution that can help you find your dog, but as everyone knows, the dog must be within range of the device's Bluetooth interface from Applu. If the dog runs somewhere in the middle of the forest, then you will only find it when it hits the first village, which is understandable. Moreover, the data is not in real time, so you need to take into account that you AirA tag can help in finding a dog, but it cannot be relied upon solely. In any case, if the dog does not end up where they have a chip reader, then it is actually AirTag is the only way to find him. I personally use both the chip that the dog has had in its body since its first vet visit and which contains contact information, and the phone number written on the collar, and also on AirTag. So if you want to equip your dog AirWith that said, I can definitely recommend the Case Mate Dog Collar Mount and for the price, there's not much to hesitate about.
Case Mate Dog Collar for AirYou can purchase the tag directly here.
About so much for chipping dogs that the chip does not carry any information about the owner. It only transmits a numerical code, which should be linked to the owner's data in the state register. The state register still does not exist, so when an animal is found, the city police usually have to look through the five or so unofficial registers and ask the owner to voluntarily register his pet in one of them.
I live in SR and it's different here. Nice day
Hello Roman. The dog is adorable and divine. Although in one photo he looks like he's saying hey buddy nestWhose photoshoot is this?
May I ask, is that dog's name Mac? According to Mac, the computer from Applu? I myself wanted to name our dog Pod, from the word iPod :D
sure :)
It is exactly the same in Slovakia. The chip only contains the code. But we also have a central register of companion animals, in which the owner of the animal is determined based on the code from the chip.
Well, that's a big difference, because there's no problem finding the data :)