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Dogtra Pathfinder 2 Mini
$429.99
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The Dogtra Pathfinder 2 brings GPS and e-collar technology right to your smartphone, giving you a more intelligent and responsive way to track and train your dogs. No cellular data is required to operate the device. Free maps via Mapbox for satellite and normal view are included.
Track and train up to 21 dogs out to 9 miles with a 2-second GPS update rate. Training features include nick and constant stimulation, an audible tone, and pager vibration. The system also includes the ability to put the dog device in tracking-only mode, as well as a sleep mode to extend battery life.
New/Updated Features to the Dogtra Pathfinder 2:
- E-Fence, Goe Fence, and Mobile Fence Features
- iWatch and Galaxy 4 Capabilities
- New GUI and Mapping Systems
- 32-bit for more accurate tracking
- New GPS Connector (now with function buttons)
New GPS Connector Features:
- Function Button
- Bluetooth Signal Alert
- GPS Connector Locate Tone
- Longer Battery Life
Note: The Pathfinder 2 is not compatible with the original Pathfinder App. You must download the Pathfinder 2 App from your app store. Bluetooth 5.0 smartphone required.
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