We as dog parents are sometimes anxious to let our dogs roam the park and the trails without a leash. It does not mean that we are strict, but we want to make our dogs safe, but these pooches need to get some exercise and freedom. Also, we are not around all day to join them. We need to monitor their health and wanted to know the early signs or symptoms in case they don’t feel well. Because of this, we are comparing one of the best dog trackers in the market. Findster Duo+ vs. Fitbark 2. In this post, you will see all the features side by side including how they measure activity levels.
Table of Contents
Main Features
- Monitor sleep and daily activities 24/7
- Battery life lasts up to 6 months
- 3D accelerometer increases accuracy on tracking your dog’s movements
- Can link Fitbit, Google Fit, or Apple HealthKit device
- Mainly used for dog health monitoring
- No subscription fees required
- Monitor sleep and daily activities 24/7
- Battery life lasts up to 6 months
- 3D accelerometer increases accuracy on tracking your dog’s movements
- Can link Fitbit, Google Fit, or Apple HealthKit device
- Mainly used for dog health monitoring
- No subscription fees required
Design
GPS Tracking Features
Activity / Fitness Tracking Features
Smartphone App
Paid Subscription
Winner: Findster Duo+
Findster Duo+ has wider location coverage and can show daily or weekly data about the dog’s activities, resting time and walks. With MAZE technology, even if your four-legged friend is far from your area in the park, the real-time location still works. You can even view where your dog is on the map. You don’t have to buy another GPS gadget compared to Fitbark 2 since it is already a GPS with dog monitoring features. At the same time, Findster Duo has awful reviews in general, that I considered in my big review. The full features are in general, affordable since you are sure that you won’t easily lose your dog. Also, Findster Duo+ is a subscription-free dog GPS tracker.
However, if you need only dog activity tracking only, I would recommend FitBark 2 instead (check the current price).
Author
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Mark is a Boston University graduate and former electrical engineer. In 2017, he decided to combine his tech knowledge with his love for dogs. He spent a year familiarizing himself with the latest GPS tracking collars, invisible fences, and other hot pet gadgets before he wrote his first product review. After selling Technobark, Mark remained a writer and consultant but spends more time on his other passion now: raising and training his growing family of dogs.
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