GPS Trackers: Your dog always on screen
When your dog works far ahead on a driven hunt or while tracking, a GPS tracker gives you the peace of mind you need. You can see its position, direction and distance and reach it quickly if necessary. Here you will find the Dogtrace X20, X30 and X30B series with collar and handheld unit, versions for small dogs, the GPS Tracker Mini, plus spare parts and protective accessories.
The right system for your dog
The X20 sets are a solid entry point with collar and handheld unit. The X30 models add an app function, so you can follow the position on your smartphone too. The X30B versions have a built in beeper that lets you hear your dog, for example when it is on point in thick cover. For dachshunds, terriers and other small breeds there are Short versions with a more compact collar. You can expand your system with extra collars or the larger X40 handheld unit.
Accessories and spare parts
Out in the field, the technology takes quite a few knocks. Protective covers for collar and handheld unit, screen protectors and a silicone ring keep knocks and scratches at bay. Spare antennas and a spare battery get your device back in action quickly if something wears out. With a power adapter, USB charging cable or the dual adapter with Y cable, you can conveniently charge collar and handheld unit at the same time. For the GPS Tracker Mini there is also a mounting clip and charging clip.
Frequently asked questions
Do Dogtrace GPS collars need a subscription or SIM card?
The collars in the X20 and X30 series send their position by radio directly to the handheld unit. No mobile contract is needed, which is a big advantage on ground with poor signal. The app function of the X30 models also connects to your smartphone.
How far does tracking reach in woodland?
The actual range depends heavily on the terrain. In dense woodland, in valleys or behind hills it is shorter than on open ground. Raised positions such as a high seat noticeably improve reception.
Can I track several dogs with one handheld unit?
Yes, several collars can be paired with one handheld unit. That way you can keep an eye on all of them when hunting with two or more dogs. Extra collars are available on their own, without having to buy a complete set.
Dogtrace GPS trackers for hunting dogs
Whether on a driven hunt, a drive or when tracking wounded game, a Dogtrace GPS tracker lets you know where your dog is working at any time. The X20 sets give you collar and handheld unit as a solid starting point. The X30 models also show the position in the app on your smartphone, and the X30B versions let you hear your dog thanks to a beeper. For small breeds there are compact Short collars, and the GPS Tracker Mini is especially light. The X40 handheld unit and individual collars expand your system for several dogs. Protective covers, screen protectors, spare antennas, batteries and charging cables keep the kit ready for action, even when things get rough in the field. Let your dog wear the collar in everyday life first, so it is relaxed on the day and fully focused on its work.