Im not clear on something. Only if someone else finds my dog and scans the code ill find him? What if no one scans it, can I still find it?
1857808
Yes that it correct. There is no active GPS on the tak it is just a piece of paper inside a plastic tag.
1857809
No. This is what essentially makes this product useless. All you can do is register your pet's information with the bar code (which is bulky) and pray whoever finds your pet has the hear to scan the tag. However, if someone found your pet wouldn't he or she be able to contact you with their collar information? This is what renders this product useless.
1215898
It's just a normal microchip. Whenever they get scanned a number will show up on the scanner and the shelter or vet clinic will call a microchip company and give them the number. They will then look up who it's registered to and call the phone numbers on file that you registered.
173463
i got a code for watch dogs after a few days. If you get this used you might not get the code.
1468939
I guess you mean the code is inside the safe...I do not know of a way....if you send the identifying numbers for the safe to the manufacturer together with proof of purchase, they may be willing to give you the code possibly...
858907
If the person scans it you will get an email immediately telling you where your pet is. It is just an added protection to your loved one. If they don't realize you will be notified it could help if they are not intending on returning. Personally, any protection I can give to my little dog makes me feel a little better.
1266894
Always check with the airline on any pet carrier. Sometimes it will depend on the person at the checkin counter. Not right, but that's the way it is.
1173971
You will have to email Petmate and ask them. I kmow the codes vary so what is on our packages might not be the same for everyone. Also, you can do a search and ask "how to read bar codes" and you will find out exactly what each section of numbers mean.
971065
Yes. The tag is linked to the pet's online profile, which may contain the pet's veterinary and contact information, and any other information the owner chooses to include.
1875823
When you purchased the original set, you would have received a card with special code. It specifically states not lose the card. It is to help the Gorilla folks know what key you have in case you lose it. If you don't know the information, you will have to buy a new set, and make sure you don't lose the key code. Good luck.
666253
The kit is only for one dog. The kit contains two swabs which you need to use to collect your dog's DNA.
607095
If you have saved the key code for your lock upon first making the purchase or at a later time, yes; if not, but you stumble upon the lost keys later, you can take the key to your local True Value, Ace, Home Depot, Lowe's, or locksmith shop and have extra keys made. (I know this story well enough: when the Python frist came out, I bought one in black, and over time lost track of the keys; after two years of wondering where they went, they popped up before this last hunting season, and I had extras made to guard against future loss. I keep them in different places, but always enter the field with the key to the lock and a second either on my person or on a separate keychain: I advise you the same.) Good luck with finding the original packaging for your lock so that you can retrieve the key code, or with finding the keys over time {be patient...they always show up!} so that you can make copies!
958131
I'm just getting ready to test my dog and I wanted to reply to the person who suggest using treats. If you give her a treat before you complete the sample, you'll ruin the whole test because you'll contaminate her DNA with whatever plant or animal DNA is in the food.
1580744
They have a 3 digit code on back, example 730 or 728 etc. if you request a different code they will not interfere with each other. Bobby
6902
we don't do the online stuff, but the code was sealed in the little plastic envelope, so not sure how someone else could have gotten it and used it.
1866237
I think you'd needa different tag for each pet. When you scan the tag it will take you to the website where you'd post a picture and information about the animal Then when someone else scans the tag that info will come up, allowing them to contact you and it will send you a text informing you of the location where the pet was when scanned. You can rescan the tag if you want to edit your pet's profile but it doesn't just stay on your phone. My biggest concern with this product is that the tag doesn't seem very durable. I'm afraid it's going to break so I don't actually have my dog wear it much... which makes it pretty useless.
2024790
You have to wait for the tag to be scanned. Once the tag is scanned, it will give you the dog's name and the IP address from which the tag was scanned (which is not always the actual physical address if using Wi-Fi and a Router).
837616
no, the tracker provides exact coordinates of where it is, as long as the tracker is on him, it will show you an address, etc, but if you dont have access to a computer, you could use an app for your phone that shows the position of the tracker on it