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Where’s The Dog? Check The Web November 10, 2005 

By Peter Wolchak

GlobalPetFinder

Trucking companies have been using GPS systems to track fleets for years, but the technology had not been applied to dogs. The new GlobalPetFinder is a GPS unit that attaches to a dog’s collar and sends an alert when the animal moves beyond boundaries specified by the owner. This virtual fence can be any size and alerts are sent to a cellphone, PDA or computer. Pets can also be located at any time by dialing a special code into a cellphone. The service is not yet available in Canada, but the company promises it will be soon.

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