Many dog owners are passionate about taking their dogs on outdoor hikes. Whether it’s exploring scenic mountains or enjoying a hike in a natural environment, dogs are a faithful companion to hiking enthusiasts. However, in unfamiliar outdoor environments, a dog may be too curious and get scared, or chase other wildlife and run away, all of which can cause anxiety and worry for dog owners. Especially in outdoor and mountainous areas where cellular signals are poor, when dogs are out of sight, how to know where they are going in time and keep them safe are all concerns for every hiking enthusiast with a dog.
1. Common Pain Points When Hiking With Dogs
When hiking with dogs, many dog owners encounter the following problems:
- Dogs suddenly charge out of excitement or fear: In unfamiliar environments, when encountering loud noises or the sudden appearance of wild animals, dogs may run wildly and uncontrollably, making it difficult for dog owners to catch up with their dogs in the first place.
- Dogs getting lost in unfamiliar environments: In unfamiliar woods or mountains, dogs may not be able to recognize their owner’s location in these unfamiliar terrains, especially if they run far away and cannot hear their owner’s call.
- No Cellular Signal, Traditional GPS Tracker Failure: Many places suitable for hiking do not have a stable cellular signal, or even no cellular signal at all. Even though many dog owners purchase traditional cellular-based dog trackers to keep their dogs safe, there may not be a cellular signal in the remote areas of the hiking area, thus rendering these traditional cellular-based dog trackers ineffective.
- Traditional methods of controlling a dog are difficult: collars, training muzzles, etc. can be helpful, but there is still a risk of the dog getting out of control in the open outdoors.
- Aorkuler Dog Tracker 2 – The Solution To Dog Safety While Hiking
Aorkuler dog tracker 2 provides an efficient and reliable solution to the pain points encountered when hiking with a dog. It transmits the device’s location data through an independent radio communication system that does not need to rely on cellular signals to work, allowing hikers to accurately track their dogs no matter where they are, even if they are hiking in an area with weak cell phone signals or no cellular signals.
Core advantages of Aorkuler dog GPS tracker
✅ No Cellular Signal Required, Suitable for Any Outdoor Environment: Traditional dog GPS trackers that rely on cellular signals require cellular coverage and will fail in areas without cell phone signals, while the Aorkuler dog tracker 2 relies on independent radio technology and does not require cell phone signals to work, so it can work in any outdoor environment, especially for hikers with dogs exploring unfamiliar environments.
✅ Real-Time Direction And Distance Guidelines, Fast Found Dog: Aorkuler dog tracker 2 adopts real-time tracking mode, with fast location update frequency, and no app, instead, it provides the direction and distance of the dog relative to the dog owner through the electronic radar of the controller, similar to the GPS navigation software commonly used in smart devices, which can quickly navigate the owner to the location of the dog.
✅ Long Battery Life Mode, Support Long Distance Travel: Aorkuler dog tracker 2 has a long battery life, suitable for multi-day hiking, do not have to worry about battery depletion to lose tracking function.
✅ IP67 Waterproof, Adaptable To Outdoor Environment: Aorkuler tracker’s waterproof design can cope with rainy days, wetlands, and muddy environments, which ensures that the tracker can operate stably in all kinds of weather.
- Safety Tips For Hiking With Your Dog
In addition to using Aorkuler Dog Tracker 2, dog owners can take the following steps to enhance their dog’s safety when traveling with their dogs:
- Train your dog’s recall command in advance to enhance its obedience and its ability to respond quickly to the owner’s call-in case of emergency.
- Use a safety harness or collar to ensure that the dog will not suddenly break free during travel.
- Plan your route appropriately and avoid taking your dog into dangerous areas such as cliff edges or areas with high wildlife activity.
- Carry basic supplies for your dog, such as plenty of water, food, emergency medication, and visual signs (such as an LED collar) to prevent getting lost.
- Aorkuler Tracker, Safety for Traveling Dogs
If you like to explore the world with your dog, Aorkuler Dog Tracker 2 is definitely a must-have device for you. It not only can continuously track your dog’s location in environments with unstable cellular signals, but also provides accurate direction and distance information of your dog, greatly improving the success rate of retrieving your dog in outdoor environments.