Smart Dog Collar

by | Mar 1, 2017 | Technology | 0 comments

Yet another smart device for your dog. However, this one is wearable.

“The Jagger & Lewis smart dog collar device tracks your dog’s behavior and activity, and shares updates with you directly through the companion app. Unlike other smart devices for dogs, the device attaches to your dog’s collar and transforms it into a smart collar.” – Jagger & Lewis

More info on their Kickstarter: The smartest dog tracker suitable for every dog collar (Goal met)

Website: http://www.jagger-lewis.com/en/ (Pre-Order)

 

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