DOGTRA GPS FENCE

Yes — your GPS Fence is still working, even when you’re away. Once you set up your virtual fence, the app doesn’t need to stay open for it to work. The app only sends updates when you’re close to the collar (about 33 feet) using Bluetooth. When you come back within range, it will update and show your daily history.

There is no real-time tracking. However, after use, you can check the movement route and distance on the map in the app's history.

No, our app does not have a subscription and all features will be available.

On smaller acres, these zones can get compressed and may not give your dog enough space to learn and respond on the warnings. The system works best when there's enough space in between each safety zone.

The collar uses GPS, which needs a clear view of the sky to work. When you're inside, walls and ceilings block the GPS signals, which will confuse the collar and make it think your dog has left the safe zone.

You can pair up to 3 collars per each device. To purchase additional collars, you will need to purchase another Dogtra GPS Fence unit.

There are four modes of correction settings, which include: Continuous stimulation, Pager vibration, Tone, and No correction.

GPS is usually accurate within 3-15 feet. Set up your fence in a wide, open area with a clear view of the sky for best results.

The warning zone is a 5–15-yard area inside the primary fence that gives pre-alerts. The backup fence is an additional virtual fence outside the primary, set within 10–50m or 20–300m ranges.

In the app, select 'Add Virtual Fence' and draw either a custom (up to 25 posts) or circular (diameter of 12m to 4km) fence. After saving, update the collar with the new fence info.