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Dogtra Pathfinder 2 - Hunting Ecollar GPS Dog Training Collar with Remote, 9 Mile Range, Tracking & Containment for Medium & Large Dog Breeds, Electric GEO Fence Tracker, Stimulation, Vibration, Tone

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Size: Path 2 - 1 Dog


Features

  • E-COLLAR TRAINING AND GPS DOG TRACKING - Up to 9-mile range tracking combined with Tone, Vibration, 100 Levels Nick and Constant Stimulation modes. The new Pathfinder2 App uses regular, terrain, and satellite Maps powered by MAP BOX.
  • NO APP SUBSCRIPTION OR FEES - Control your dogs receiver with your phone or a smartwatch, as well as the ability to assign a single function to a button on the remote for quick stimulation.
  • INDUSTRY-LEADING GPS - Pathfinder GPS is among industry-leading solutions with 2-seconds updates. With in-app Compass, Offline Mode, E-Fence, Mobile-Fence, and Geo-Fencing Alerts.
  • DESIGNED FOR LARGE DOGS - Waterproof, rechargeable GPS E-collar trainer is perfect for dogs 35+ lbs with 12"-22" neck size. Work with up to 21 sport hunting dogs.
  • USA BASED CUSTOMER SERVICE - Top-notch customer service available by phone or email. Comes with a 2-year warranty and a 30-days satisfaction guarantee.

Description

The Dogtra PATHFINDER 2 brings GPS, E-collar, and E-Fence technology right to your iPhone or Android smartphone and smartwatch, giving you a more intelligent and responsive way to track and train your dogs. The new PATHFINDER2 GPS works without cellular data by pre-downloading the free maps to your smartphone. Unlike other GPS dog training e-collars, there are no extra packages to purchase and no subscription fees to pay. It works with Map Box with standard, satellite, and terrain views, location sharing, playback data, geo-fence alerts, E-fence, and the ability to track up to 21 dogs or hunters. This GPS Dog Training System is perfect for Medium and Large hunting dogs breeds of 35 pounds and up with 12"-22" neck circumference. With a high- speed GPS two-second update rate and a powerful zoom capability, the PATHFINDER tracking feature provides greater live-action detail and accuracy for any hunting or training situations. Features: - Remote Function Button - Up To 9-Mile Range - Fast 2-Seconds GPS Update Rate for GPS Tracking and Training - PATHFINDER 2 App Available for Android and iPhone - Offline Mode and No Subscription Fees - Precise and Up-To-Date Maps With Offline Mode, Compass, E-Fence, And Geo-Fence Option - 100 Levels Nick and Constant Correction, an Audible Tone, High Output Vibration Pager, and Tracking Only Mode - In-App Stimulation Safety Lock and Anti-Theft System Lock - Locate LED Lite - 3.5-Hour Rapid-Charge Batteries Package Contents: --PATHFINDER GPS Remote Transmitter and E-Collar Receiver --USB Battery Charger --Splitter Cable --Belt Clip --Test Light --Contact Point Extension Washer/Adjustment Tool --PetsTEK Clicker --Owner's Manual

Brand: Dogtra


Special Feature: Waterproof


Supported Application: Alarm


Included Components: PATHFINDER GPS Remote Transmitter and E-Collar Receiver, USB Battery Charger, Splitter Cable, Belt Clip, Test Light, Contact Point Extension Washer/Adjustment Tool, PetsTEK Clicker, Owner's Manual See more


Item dimensions L x W x H: 15.75 x 0.79 x 0.04 inches


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 15.75 x 0.79 x 0.04 inches; 3.46 pounds


Item model number ‏ : ‎ AA


Batteries ‏ : ‎ 2 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ July 27, 2022


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Dogtra


Best Sellers Rank: #51,555 in Pet Supplies (See Top 100 in Pet Supplies) #74 in Pet Location Trackers


#74 in Pet Location Trackers:


Customer Reviews: 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (217)


Brand: Dogtra


Built-In Media: PATHFINDER GPS Remote Transmitter and E-Collar Receiver, USB Battery Charger, Splitter Cable, Belt Clip, Test Light, Contact Point Extension Washer/Adjustment Tool, PetsTEK Clicker, Owner's Manual


Unit Count: 1 Count


Manufacturer: Dogtra


UPC: 644622500182


Number of Packs: 1


Number of Items: 1


Item Length: 12 inches


Item Width: 12 inches


Model Number: AA


Additional Features: Waterproof


Supported Application: Alarm


Compatible Devices: Smartphone


Item Dimensions: 15.75 x 0.79 x 0.04 inches


Frequently asked questions

The Dogtra Pathfinder 2 boasts a 9-mile range and is designed for medium and large dog breeds. This range makes it ideal for training and tracking in vast outdoor environments.

Yes, the Dogtra Pathfinder 2 features an electric GEO Fence function. This allows you to set up virtual boundaries for your dog. When your dog approaches these boundaries, the collar can alert your dog through stimulation, vibration, or tone, encouraging them to stay within the designated area.

The Dogtra Pathfinder 2 offers multiple correction modes including stimulation (with varying levels of intensity), vibration, and tone. These modes allow for customizable training methods depending on your dog's sensitivity and responsiveness.

No, the GPS tracking feature of the Dogtra Pathfinder 2 does not require a subscription or cellular data plan. The system works off-grid, making it dependable for remote areas without relying on cellular coverage.

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🚀 Abunda's Overview

This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.

This series of customer reviews highlights varying experiences with a GPS dog tracking collar designed for diverse settings, such as off-grid activities, farms, and general pet monitoring and training. Users commend its long battery life, robust range, and innovative features like the E-Fence and tracking capabilities. However, some mention issues with durability, the necessity of app connectivity draining smartphone battery life, and inaccuracies in the E-Fence's boundary detection. Overall, the product seems to offer valuable solutions for keeping pets safe and monitored but comes with some concerns regarding its user interface and reliability.

Pros

  • 🔋 Long battery life and excellent range for extensive coverage
  • 🌍 Innovative features like E-Fence and Proximity settings for flexible use in varied environments
  • đź’ˇ Built-in light for visibility and map feature in the app for easy tracking
  • đźš« No subscription fees for GPS services

Cons

  • đź’” Some durability issues reported with the GPS receiver/controller
  • 📱 Mandatory app connectivity can drain smartphone batteries fast
  • 🔄 Manual reactivation of the E-Fence feature required after shutdowns, leading to potential safety concerns
  • 🗺️ Inaccuracies in E-Fence boundary detection reported

Should I Buy It?

The GPS dog tracking collar appears to be a valuable investment for pet owners seeking to monitor and manage their pets in vast, unfenced, or challenging terrains. Its innovative features and functionality receive high marks, but potential buyers should weigh these against the concerns regarding durability and the interface. If the pros significantly align with your needs and you're prepared to manage the cons, this product could be a worthwhile purchase for ensuring your pet's safety and your peace of mind.

    • Great product for farm use, but with I didn't have to keep my phone connected
Size: Path 2 - 1 Dog
Review Image by Bry
Review Image by Bry
Review Image by Bry
We live on a 16 acre farm with pastures, a wooded area and lots of cows and wild critters all around. We are remodeling and had to take some of our fences down so the property is not fully fenced. We like this product a lot and it has many features that we enjoy, plus a few that we don't. I recognize that this is intended more for hunting dogs and similar uses, so we are not necessarily using as directed, but with a tad bit more flexibility or functionality this product could be perfect for folks like us. What we love: 1) E-Fence Feature: The app has three different fence modes. Mobile Fence, Geo Fence and E-Fence. The product instructions don't clearly identify the difference between the three fence modes for some reason. I had to go to google to find out from somebody else. However, we use the E-Fence every day. Simply select E-Fence and you can use your finger on the map to draw the boundary for your fence. It's that simple. We drew a boundary around our property. When our dog gets close to the boundary I think he gets a vibration, then a zap. Now he knows to stop before he gets to the fence line or he'll get a surprise. On the plus side, the E-Fence boundary stays programmed into the app. On the negative side, I hate having to manually turn on the E-Fence feature every time I turn on the collar. Sometimes I forget and the dog has been found roaming in the neighbor's pasture a couple of times. 2) Long range. I haven't tested the 2 mile limit but I still get great range and it covers my whole farm. 3) Good batter life. The batteries last all day and part of the next day. Sometimes we forget to turn off the unit so I would say we probably get on average 24 hours of battery life on a charge. 4) Love the map feature on the app. I can see where my dog is, get alerted when he is running and so forth. 5) We love the fact that the collar has a light on it. When it's dark outside our dog is invisible without the collar on. It's nice to look out our door and see where he is at from a distance even without my phone in hand. Things we don't love: 1) While the app is convenient when I'm setting everything up or want to look at the map, I hate that it is required for operation. The app drains my phone batter really quickly. If I close the app the remote control starts beeping incessantly. Honestly, once I set up the E-Fence I would prefer to close the app unless I'm actively tracking our dog. 2) I hate that the E-Fence won't stay on if you turn the units off or close the app. It may not seem like a big deal, but it's tedious to remember to turn on the E-Fence and I sometimes forget. Also, my wife is not tech savvy and can't figure out how to use the app anyway (therefore it is only on my phone) making the whole thing useless if I'm not home. 3) Frustrating that my phone and the app need to be within Bluetooth distance of the remote for the whole thing to work. This really needs a feature that allows the system to lock in the settings without the phone around. Like it or not, we use this as a tool to keep our dog from wandering off if we leave the farm to go grocery shopping or something. I can't leave my phone home just to keep the collar working. 4) the E-Fence boundary is not super accurate. The map appears to use a Google Maps image (or some similar service). I can zoom in pretty good and set the boundary but in practice the boundaries are sometimes as much as 50 to 80 feet off of the fence lines even though the fence lines appear quite dead on in the app. Overall we really like the collar. It does it's job and we use it every day. I think it is well worth the money after considering several other products. While we don't use it strictly as intended, it suits our needs just fine. There are some things that I would recommend to the manufacturer though by way of improvement: 1) As mentioned above, provide a feature that allows a user to lock in the settings so that the remote can function without being connected to the app. 2) It's great that this unit identifies when a dog is running. Can you also add a feature to identify when he is digging? How about when he is barking? This is a training collar and it would be great if we could use it to train for those other things too. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2023 by Bry
    • Reliable GPS Tracker with Some Quirks – Still the Best for Hiking Without Cellular Signal
Size: Path 2 - 1 Dog
This GPS tracker really works and is extremely reliable for tracking my dog, especially during off-leash hikes. I don’t use the e-collar or fence features — I use it strictly for tracking, and it performs very well. I hike a lot in the forests of West Virginia, where cellular signal is often unavailable, so typical GPS trackers that rely on cell networks aren’t useful for me. The Dogtra Pathfinder II uses its own GPS system, so there’s no monthly subscription, and it doesn’t need cell service to function. The system has three components: your smartphone running the Dogtra app, a GPS receiver collar worn by your dog (with an antenna), and a handheld GPS connector (also with an antenna) that connects your phone to the collar. Once everything is paired and you're outdoors with clear sky visibility, the setup works flawlessly. It reliably sends your dog’s GPS location to your phone, even deep in the woods. You can download offline maps in the Dogtra app, which helps when you’re in remote areas. But even without the map view, the directional pointer and distance indicator make it easy to tell where your dog is. Battery life is excellent. I use "Track Only" mode with all extra alerts and lights turned off. During a 3-hour hike, it only used about 5% of the battery — though my dog was near me most of the time (except when she ran off to chase a deer — I tracked her and got her back easily!). You can also enable sleep mode when your dog is within view to save even more battery. There are a few quirks, but they’re manageable once you learn the system: 1. The Dogtra app sometimes takes a few tries to open. It can freeze at the dog icon screen, especially if your phone has weak data or is struggling to load map tiles. 2. Pairing takes patience. The connector and collar don’t always sync on the first try. You may hear the pairing chime, but the collar still might show as “Offline” until it gets a solid GPS fix. I’ve found that pointing both antennas skyward and waiting a minute outdoors helps. 3. You need to pair every time you use it. This includes pairing your phone to the GPS connector (via Bluetooth), and the connector to the dog’s collar (via radio signal). It’s a bit of a ritual, but once paired, the system is solid. Despite the startup quirks, once connected this device is reliable, accurate, and subscription-free. If you hike or explore areas without cell service, this is hands down the best GPS tracker I’ve found. It gives me peace of mind knowing I can always find my dog. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2025 by yishin
    • Handy collar
Size: Path 2 - 1 Dog
Review Image by Amazon Customer
This is a nice collar and overall I'm happy with it. The two issues I have with it that I knocked off a star for are: 1. The e-fence boundaries are unreliable (dog getting buzzed when he's well within the parameters) and hard to set (it's picky about where you place them). 2. I wish the remote had more buttons to communicate with the collar, it just has one button that sends the signal from the last signal you hit on your phone. If you need to change from a vibrate to a nick you have to pull up your phone to send a different signal. Which can't always be done quickly and usually I need to do it quickly. But I like that I can see where he is and where he's been on the map, what he's doing, distance traveled, how fast he's going, etc. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2025 by Amazon Customer
    • I’m in love with the dogtra pathfinder 2 !!!
Size: Path 2 - 1 Dog
I’m absolutely in love with the Pathfinder2 The battery life is great. There’s so many features you can access in the app. The pathfinder2 has gave me peace of mind knowing where my dog is at and that the pathfinder is accurate. The tracking is Precise. I love the app it’s really easy to navigate. I feel that I’ve just opened up a whole new life for my dog and Me!! Thank you dogtra for the many adventures you have made possible!!!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2025 by Connor
    • Quality, accuracy and reliability- built tough.
Size: Path 2 - 1 Dog
Review Image by Robert Troup
Review Image by Robert Troup
Review Image by Robert Troup
I had no idea something that you could strap on a dog and walk into a wilderness, far away from any cell signals, could be so accurate regarding the dog’s location. The thing is built, bulletproof. It seems comfortable enough for the dog to wear once they get accustomed to the antenna bouncing around. It has a good, long battery life. It even looks cool on the dog. I do adventure hikes for dogs and this thing is a necessity. New dogs, squirrelly dogs, dogs their owners want to have one of these things on; it’s my go to. I charge extra for a dog to wear one. Eventually, it will start making me money! Thanks, Dogtra! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2026 by Robert Troup
    • Seems great, but buggy and unreliable.
Size: Path 2 - 1 Dog
Review Image by J. Lucas
On the surface this is a feature rich collar, but in practical use I’ve found it to be unreliable and glitchy. Bordering on dangerous. We actually have two collars and one receiver, mostly because the collars need to be repaired so much. One is currently non-functional waiting for me to send it in. It was the backup while the one currently working was last in the shop for a new radio. The mapping is beautiful, but your location (the blue dot) is very slow to update and is often as far as 100 yards from your actual location. I can tell this because if you leave a marker where your truck is, the app will draw a dotted line from the truck to your actual location. Where this line ends is very precise, but the blue dot is rarely anywhere near this. The e-collar gives you graduations from 1-100, but must be very non linear. I worked hard with an experienced trainer to find an appropriate training level for my dog, but as you step through the levels there is always a harsh threshold between him not reacting at all and clearly having the crud shocked out of him. We did not have this problem with other collars we tried. And probably the worst is that the remote receiver you carry with you has a programable button that I like to set on “beep”. I’ve worked hard with positive reinforcement to train my dog to come to that beep. However, randomly, the software will reset this button to shock, and the only way I know is to see my dog jolt and stop when he is coming to call. Anyone who trains dogs knows what an utter disaster this is. And, generally speaking, the app layout is buggy and awkward, requiring the user to be looking at the app and not the dog during training. Just can’t recommend anymore. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2025 by J. Lucas
    • Quality and price and functionality all
Size: Path 2 - 1 Dog
Worth every penny. The fence features and gps feature have prevent a significant amount of broken hearts due to a young and spunky red bone coonhound.
Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2026 by Hoy Jr family
    • Slow to connect before each outing
Size: Path 2 - 1 Dog
Review Image by MotoLady
Generally speaking this is a good product. That being said, the time it takes to connect each device to each other is a burden. There’s no way to change the beep, either, so good luck hooking up your dog collar with any sort of stealth- like if your spouse is sleeping in the tent nearby or whatever. Then, if you happen to put it down and walk away from it, you’ll have no idea as it beeeeep beeeeep beeeeeps from the controller inside wherever you left it, not from your phone that is more likely to be with you. For the price it would be nice to not have to struggle with these issues. Lastly, it says shes barking when she shakes herself off, running when shes just walking, treeing when shes laying down…. Overall its 75% “on point” and the rest of the time its wonky. The distance is not always accurate, either. Sooo yeah, D-C+ grade rating from me. All that being said, if you need a roaming fence while you walk with the ability to change the feedback method, a geofence option, etc… it’s the only one that does it all. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2026 by MotoLady

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