Rugged waterproof GPS handheld with 2-inch display for real-time tracking and training
Live compass with 2-second update rate for precise direction and distance
Tracks up to 21 dogs simultaneously with customizable buttons and 100-level dial
Standalone operation and app connectivity for full functionality without a phone
Nick, tone, pager, vibration, and LED locate light for multi-sensory alerts
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The PATHFINDER2 MINI Compass Set is built for hunters who need dependable GPS handheld control paired with a lighter receiver made for dogs 25 lbs and up. At the center is the COMPASS handheld—a rugged, waterproof GPS connector with a crisp 2" display, a live compass, and fast 2-second updates that work anywhere, with no cell signal or mo
Like the product. I have a new pup that I want to keep track of. I think Dogtra has the longest lasting and most reliable collars. That is why I bought the compass. My pup needed the mini version because of size. After getting the compass I was happy with the antenna. The dog has no issues with it. I wanted To be able to find this young dog and compass will do that. I have ran the 2500 series for 20 plus years and my original collar still works flawlessly. That is why I decided on the compass for my first gps collar. If I could ask for one thing it would be a beeper in the collar. My dogs were trained that one beep was just to find out where they were in the heavy cover and multiple beeps were to come back to me. I know that I can now "see" where the dog is, but it is hard to change what I am used to.
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Scott · 9 days ago
So far the buttons are perfectly responsive. Ive had the original PF2 with the one-button since about when it came out. Decided I needed a field trainer for bird season this year and discovered this upgrade. Seems like it will work just fine for my casual hunting use. In the meantime it’s perfect for managing 3 dogs on a big farm. Really nice to not have to dig my phone out for 99% of practical use. One improvement would be only in the software. I can think of 3 paths to different settings light, tone, button, etc: device list for some, general settings for others, and through the E-Collar pane’s subtle device button for others. Still a strong buy, but could make this part less aggravating.