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The Whistle GPS Pet Tracker & Activity Monitor is the smarter way to keep tabs on your pet’s location and activity levels when they're living it up, at home, in the park or on the run.--Whistle loves pets. We're building products that help make the world a smarter, healthier, safer place for pets.
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Christina B.
I can't give an honest review, I have not discussed the issue with anyone yet.
Nora R.
I love this product. The Whistle Go Pro. I raise Goats and Zach, my herd dog helps. With the Whistle app, I know where Zach is at all times. The app. sends me notifications with Zach leaves the Safe Zone, lets me track him and provides daily information about his activity level, calories burned and sleep patterns. Helps keep him safe and healthy.
Evelyn
We just bought the latest version of the Whistle. We had the older version but needed to replace it. I love all the extra info we're getting like scratching, licking, sleep stats, and of course the regular activity tracker. We can be certain, too, that if our beagle ever gets out of the fence, we will be able to find him
Marilyn
Words can’t express how better I feel having Whistle for Gussie. U should advertise more.
Alyssa O.
I love that I have peace of mind where Bailey is at all times. Having an eye on his scratching and licking are also super helpful factors that indicate to me his allergies are elevated so I can properly medicate him. He gets allergy shots every month, but occasionally, he'll need them every 3 weeks. I can manage this with all the data Whistle provides as a baseline.
Charles F.
First, I am long term customer, 9 years and various iterations of their trackers. Their Newest iteration of collar has FATAL FLAW. The alert notification of when you pet is 'out' will not sound until the device is outside the range of your wifi signal. No one, well 95% of the users, has a range that is bigger than their wifi range. Even cheap isp provider wifi routers send signals for 1/4 mile in each direction. The 'safe zone" (area where when you pet gets outside it, alert is sent) is smaller than wifi range. I tried to work with their customer service, their solution was to 'turn off your wifi signal', right.. I asked them if they could just disconnect the tracker from wifi, but they said it would not work properly. Their other solution was to wait until they have a fix, for which they have no eta. Whomever in this company was responsible for rolling this out should be, and probably already was, fired. This is likely to cost them their business. I moved on to another brand, tryfi. There are others too, but Whistle is not now an option. Plus, their customer service has always been poor, but now is literally terrible; rude and unhelpful. I am sure the agents are over it, dealing with such a huge eff up.
Art C.
DO NOT BUY. Our cat left and didn’t return. She likes to wander so I had the gps on her. Bella had a thyroid issue so we suspect she went into the woods and died. She was about 13 and otherwise healthy. A very pretty sweet cat. We loved each other. The accuracy of the gps is sketchy. There were times it would show her location but no track of how she got there. Once it showed her in the middle of the lake. This time it showed her in the woods 600 ft away. No tracking. She must have flown there. I searched 4 times, no luck. The last time I used the proximity meter on the app to hone in using Bluetooth and it didn’t work. I was there and it should have pinged. By this time the battery on the gps was down to 1%. I will never find her and have closure.
natural G.
I live on a ranch and thegps tracker has saved my black lab from a beating from a pack of wild dogs. He was seriously injured but without the tracker he may have died.