[HotSoup]

So, I live in Argentina, and I LOVE taking my dog with me everywhere. Sometimes he has to wait outside, and I am afraid he'll get stolen (it happens here). So I have been looking for a GPS tracker. At first, I just found ones that were only Bluetooth, and that wouldn't do. Then I found others with monthly fees, which won't always work for me because of where I live.

Finally, I came across those in which you put a Sim card in. I can do that because I would just need to pay for the data, and that is way cheaper.

However, it is very hard to find the right tracker. Any ideas?

Thank you

 

[adamsNancy]

You should try Trackidog, it uses a 3g sim and implements a neat feature called geo-fencing where you will be alerted if your dog leaves the spot.

 

[bryanfox177]

I'm using the trackimo pet tracker and it's working well for me. Check it out on it's site and it's on par with the Paw Locator which I used to use as well but I consider trackimo as the better tracker the only thing the Paw Locator has over trackimo is that it weighs lighter and looks fancier.

 

[jayjayden]

So, I live in Argentina, and I LOVE taking my dog with me everywhere. Sometimes he has to wait outside, and I am afraid he'll get stolen (it happens here). So I have been looking for a works best tiny GPS tracker. At first, I just found ones that were only Bluetooth, and that wouldn't do. Then I found others with monthly fees, which won't always work for me because of where I live.

Finally, I came across those in which you put a Sim card in. I can do that because I would just need to pay for the data, and that is way cheaper.

However, it is very hard to find the right tracker. Any ideas?

Thank you

Spytec or AMERICALOC. Especially Spytec, it seems to be one of the more popular bike trackers. My friend uses it on a bike and evaluates it as one of the best trackers he has ever used, saying that it is accurate in positioning and battery The endurance is more advantageous than other things of the same price. You can check this further.