Four dogs a day are stolen in the UK. Can a GPS tracker actually help? The honest answer →

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Illustration: a hand holding a smartphone with a live map trail ending at an orange pin, a dog beside it, on the Contact page — The live map view every cellular tracker sells. Illustration.

Illustration: a dog wearing a collar GPS tracker on a woodland trail with a dotted breadcrumb trail, on the Contact page — Weeks on a real trail, not a spec-sheet skim. Illustration.

Illustration: an outline map of Great Britain with mobile masts, coverage arcs and a dog wearing a tracker, on the Contact page — Coverage decides everything for a cellular tracker. Illustration.

Illustration: a torch beam finding a dog on a dusk path while a phone shows a map pin, on the Contact page — The moment a tracker is for. Illustration.