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Dogtra Pathfinder 2 Mini TRX Extra Collar
$249.99
The Dogtra PATHFINDER2 MINI TRX is GPS-Only collar, bringing the advanced GPS tracking technology right to your smartphone. Approved for UKC and AKC events, the Dogtra PATHFINDER TRX provides the most accurate and responsive way to track your dogs!
The PATHFINDER2 MINI TRX truly works without using cellular data*. Just download...
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The Dogtra PATHFINDER2 MINI TRX is GPS-Only collar, bringing the advanced GPS tracking technology right to your smartphone. Approved for UKC and AKC events, the Dogtra PATHFINDER TRX provides the most accurate and responsive way to track your dogs!
The PATHFINDER2 MINI TRX truly works without using cellular data*. Just download the free maps and operate your smartphone in offline map mode. Unlike other GPS collars, there are no extra navigation packages to purchase. Designed to meet Dogtra’s industry leading quality standard, the PATHFINDER2 MINI TRX is built to withstand any outdoor surroundings for working, hunting and competitive situations.Key Features:
Track up to 4 Miles
2 Second Update Rate
LED Beacon Lights
IPX9K Waterproof Certified
Available in colors:
Orange
Blue
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