Spoton Tracking

If you're on the fence (*pun intended*) about whether SpotOn actually works for complex, real-world setups, this one's worth a read. Charlotte Wagner is a certified dog trainer, behaviorist, and preservation breeder with over **20 years of experience**. She manages a busy farm with multiple dog breeds, Border Terriers, American Staffordshire Terriers, and an Australian Shepherd, alongside livestock including chickens, hogs, and donkeys. She also boards client dogs regularly. We think it's safe to say, her containment needs are **not** simple. > Here's what changed her mind. **What she evaluated SpotOn on:** * **Reliability on a wooded property** — Her lot ha...

I’m on the fence about getting the Spoton as I’m on the move a lot. I have roughly 2 acres at home and a busy road that I want to keep the dog well away of. But I also hike out the backyard up to the conservation area or bike with her at the local trails. I have considered the Heel 360 collar or the spot on. Both seem to have one of the features I want but not both. I love the Heel 360 set up a proximity fence for hiking and hiking in new areas or hunting, but it is not ideal for my house setup as a larger than 30’ radius would allow the dog to reach the front yard. So I’m weighing the pros and cons of using the spot on for home/vacation homes, and essentially making a 20’ wid...

Is it possible to buy a previously owned collar and make it work for you and your fur baby?

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Ordered my SpotOn this week. I intend to use it at my recreational property which is set on about 10 acres. My question is whether there is an optimal training cadence when I am not up there for two weeks straight. Should I do each stage on a separate weekend? Should I spread each stage over multiple weekends? Do I review an earlier stage before starting a new stage each weekend? What are best practices? The weekends may not be consecutive as an added factor.

I am trying to verify that SpotOn integrates with QBO and if so, to what extent? From my understanding, I can either... a) integrate SpotOn directly with QB (local), or... b) integrate SpotOn to Shogo, then to QBO. Option b, requires another subscription and before I pull the trigger I want to check to see If I'm missing something. TIA

He wouldn't even sit up to eat his egg treat. Just laid there, nose pointing down but full contact with the snow licking into the abyss to catch what he could. 😂😂 After letting him drama queen for 5 minutes I just asked excitedly of he wanted to go for a walk and he forgot the theatrics and hopped to it, happy as a clam! It's day 3 of short but multiple training sessions (10 minutes tops) with the SpotOn collar and with the audio settings at 1, and neither vibration nor static, he's got zero interest in crossing into the red (more obnoxious audio tone).... Promising!! Now that he's 20 months old and he's started to wander, we're also booking the vet a...

A long time ago, before I had a physical fence, I bought the SpotOn Omni edition, but never end up using it. I have a physical fence now, and I'm getting a 2nd dog. The only issue is he's very smart. The back of the fence is old and he got out a few times. I've fixed the areas of concern, but I still have concerns about if he digs out. I'd like to have some type of tracking I can monitor inside the fence and also if he was to get out. The SpotOn is pretty decent, but connecting the collar and phone can be tricky at times. Is there something out there that might serve my needs better and may be smaller than a bulky collar. I really don't think the alerts when ...

hey guys I wanted to share some pictures from Turkey. new to this hobby, 600 pellets in and obsessed. this gun is a budget springer model of hatsan and spoton pellets are Turkish manufactured mid range pellets. this Turcar likes spoton pars pellets most after trying couple of different spoton models. the pars is a Turkish clone of the JSB exact jumbo heavy 18.13 gr. it destroys lollypops (they make good reactive sharpshooting targets). also thinking about importing a 4.5mm handgun next.

We are moving to a home on 40 acres, much of which is hilly timberland. We have two mini Aussiedoodles (20lbs each) that we want to be able to roam the 7 cleared yard/garden acres around the home, with our supervision of course, but don’t want them wondering into the surrounding woods. I’ve done heavy research into the GPS fencing collars, and almost every source recommends SpotOn or Halo… but they are almost all paid promos and I’ve read too many negative reviews of both to feel comfortable with either. Dogtra appears to be a very trusted and reliable brand that is mostly geared towards training and hunting dogs, but I learned that the Pathfinder 2 also comes with the fencing feat...

Being pestered almost weekly by their Rep, “Ready to sign on?” We’re doing great with Toast at our four locations and have told him every time, if you ain’t Drinkin’ you’re trespassing! I have no inclination to switch but would like some factual information to shoo him away. Anyone have a history with it, care to share?

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I've been humming and hawing about a perimeter collar for a while now but we just heard that our boy goes to a neighbor down the valley when we both leave the property (which is rare) and they don't like it. He doesn't chase, two sibling neighbors say he does not the rest in that area say no he just walls through to the creek (not to our face but to the neighbor that told us... And also shared that the brother let of "warning shots" for the Doug to know to stay away.... Which dogs just can't and don't comprehend). Our blog doesn't chase our immediate neighbors cows or the others horses but he does go off our heavily forested perimeter into their clea...