The tracker loses signal and I can't find my pet
Pain 4 out of 10, noticeable.
22 reviews · in 4 of 27 apps · 0.3% of the category’s reviews · hand-checked: 61 of 66
The collar or tag loses GPS and connection in woods, in the yard or even near the house, so the app can't show where the pet is.
Category breakdownHow the 4/10 adds up
- Share of the category’s reviews0.3%2.9 of 5
- Apps4 of 270.3 of 2
- Reviews220.3 of 3
Total3.5 ≈ 4/10
Where people write about it
Most often in
- Pawscout Pet Community10
- Halo Collar4
- Fi - GPS Dog Tracker4
- SpotOn GPS Fence4
Ratings in these reviews
- 5 out of 5: 0
- 4 out of 5: 1
- 3 out of 5: 3
- 2 out of 5: 6
- 1 out of 5: 12
What people write
Doesn’t work in heavily wooded areas. We live in the pacific northwest, with dense, tall trees. It is too easy for the Halo to lose the GPS signal, allowing the dog to go through the fence with no feedback to his collar or the app. Without a strong, constant signal, the collar becomes useless for a high energy dog.More quotes with Plus
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