Monday, January 10, 2011

SpotLite GPS is Here!

AKC CAR is very proud to recommend and offer the SpotLite GPS Pet Locator, the newest GPS pet protections system from our partner, Securus, Inc. SpotLite includes all they key features of Securus’ award winning SpotLight GPS Pet Locator, but at a significantly reduced price. To learn more about SpotLite, click here.

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SpotLight and SpotLite contain the newest GPS pet tracking technology and are the only products that couple the tracking services provided through GPS technology with the recovery services of AKC CAR.
SpotLITE GPS Pet Locator
Additional features of SpotLite include:
  • Simple set up: designate your "Safe Spot" from your computer by clicking on a satellite image
  • Small and lightweight: SpotLite attaches to your dog’s existing collar for universal and easy wear
  • Rechargeable battery for hassle free protection and safety around the clock
  • Rescue "If Found" button connects lost dog with AKC CAR’s Recovery Team and the owner
  • Unique collar tag identification
  • Recovery assistance: 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year from AKC CAR
SpotLite GPS requires an activation fee, a monthly service plan and an internet connection to activate and use the device. The service plan will be activated through Securus. The service plan will cost $14.99 per month.


Thursday, December 16, 2010

GPS Dog Tracking for hunting dogs

Breeds such as hounds and beagles and are specially trained for hunting because of their keen sense of smell and foraging instinct. Hunting can be a profession or a hobby and most hunters need a dog to help in this process.

Hunting dogs chase the animal or prey and start barking for their masters once they have found the animal to let their masters know of their location. But there have been several cases in which hunters have lost track of their hunting dogs in a dense forest or heavily wooded area where sound cannot travel. In such situations, a GPS Pet Tracking Device would be very useful. Read this article to learn how SpotLite & SpotLight GPS Pet Locators are useful for hunting dogs.

Article Source: http://pettracking.wordpress.com/

Wednesday, October 20, 2010

SpotLight GPS Dog Locator Device Demo

Securus, Inc., the maker of SpotLite and SpotLight GPS Dog Locators, is dedicated to giving pet owners complete peace of mind through the most advanced technologies for pet tracking and through our partner AKC CAR (AKC Companion Animal Recovery) for recovery services. This combination of support ensures owners are always connected to their pets and supports our mission to achieve a single ultimate goal: no missing pet will ever go unfound.

SpotLight GPS Dog Locator Demo:




For more information about SpotLight GPS Dog Locator, visit http://www.spotlightgps.com/

Friday, September 24, 2010

Tips to Ensure Your Pet Comes Back

Disappointing as it may seem, accidents do happen. You may be taking very good care of your pet, but something could cause your pet to get lost. In such circumstances, it is always good to plan ahead and be prepared. Here are some tips to ensure your pet comes back:

  • React immediately: Don’t waste time if the pet is lost. The faster you get there and start combing the neighborhood, the higher your chances are of finding him. Look around carefully, call your pet at all times and canvass your local venues as soon as possible. When pets go missing, they often walk only at dusk or dawn and rest for most of the day. Drive or walk around at these times. Leave a bowl of his favorite food or a special toy to attract your pet back home.

  • Ask around: Once you are sure that the neighborhood has been searched thoroughly, ask around. Visit your local park and talk to other pet owners to see if they have seen your dog recently. Call your neighbor and tell them, your pet is missing. Ask your postman and other delivery people to keep a look out for your lost pet. The more people you ask, the more people will be looking out for your pet.

  • Inform: The next step is to put flyers everywhere. Use glossy paper so that it stands out, and include a description of your pet, your name, address and at least two contact numbers. You can also offer a reward, but beware of lost pet scams where people claim to have found your missing pet in exchange for money. Do not transfer any funds until you have seen your pet. Always leave out one distinct feature of your pet in the descriptions to ensure that the call is authentic. Put these flyers everywhere - nearby veterinary clinics, grocery stores, libraries, bus stops, park, shelters and pet stores. You could also advertise in local newspapers and on radio stations. Make sure you have a recent photo of your pet and include it in your flyer or advertisement.

  • Contact: Visit all local shelters and rescue centers within 60 miles of your house. Visiting these centers only once is not enough. A daily visit or at least once every two days is recommended. Most often it takes more than a few days for a lost pet to be taken to these shelters, so do not despair. Carry a recent photograph, but be aware that over time your pet could get dirty and matted, and may not look like as he did before he got lost. Check the yellow pages for local animal control departments and see if there have been any accidents in the area. In general, calling to these shelters and department is rarely effective in such situations. Actually visiting these places regularly is the only way to ensure that your pet comes back to you. The Internet can also be used in such cases. Notify your friends and acquaintances about your lost pet. Participate in various online forums and message groups and ask for help.

  • Identify: Identifying your pet through collar, ID tag or a microchip is highly recommended. The information on the tag must include your name, address, and at least two contact numbers. Talk to your veterinarian about a permanent microchip as an option.

  • Pet Locators: With the latest advances in technology, you now have access to the latest in pet trackers. Thanks to GPS technology, a GPS Pet Locator such as SpotLight allows you to get the exact location of your pet in minutes. You can even define certain safe places with the device and if your pet moves out of these SafeSpots, you will be informed by text message or email. SpotLight GPS Pet Locator is water-resistant and durable and comes with a lifetime registration in AKC CAR's recovery service and an exclusive AKC CAR collar tag with unique identification number. When it comes to tracking and finding your lost pet, there is a no more efficient system than a GPS Pet Tracker. Using the latest technology, you can rest assured you'll find your lost pet as soon as possible.

Article Source: http://www.spotlightgps.com/tips-to-ensure-your-pet-comes-back.aspx

Tuesday, August 10, 2010

Pet Technology with Wendy Diamond

Article Source: MYFOXNY.COM

As you gear up for that long awaited summer vacation don't forget Fido. Wendy Diamond is a pet lifestyle expert, the author of "It's a Dog's World," and the founder and editor of Animal Fair. She joined GDNY with her dog Lucky to share the newest pet technology products such as:

* Roomba: A robot designed for cleaning up after your pets
* Sony camera: A camera specifically prepared for animal photos and retouching
* Vue: A more comfortable product for checking up on your pet while you're away
* Spotlight GPS: An easy water-resistant way to track your pet through your computer, cell phone or smart phone

Monday, May 24, 2010

GPS Dog Tracking Collars

The Global Positioning System (GPS) has changed the way we travel. We no longer have to stop and ask for directions. You can simply program the address in a GPS system and it will tell where you are at all times. Did you know this GPS technology has been adapted for tracking your beloved pet, too?

You may have experienced the pain after your pet strayed from home. You do not want to lose your dog, but you can’t keep him locked up at all times. On the other hand, you can’t give him the complete freedom to roam around because cases related to pet and theft are increasing year after year.

With GPS dog tracking collars, you never have to worry about where your pet is. You can give him this gift of freedom, and rest assured that your pet is monitored at all times.

For more information about A-GPS Pet Tracking System, visit http://www.spotlightgps.com/home.aspx