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There are many ways that a dog can get lost.
Get your pup back quickly and with the least amount of stress for your dog and your family with an AirTag dog collar.
Approximately 10 million pets are lost in the United States each year! And 1 out of 3 pets are lost at some point in their lifetime.
Make sure you can track your dog to be reunited quickly if you get separated.
Use today's technology to track your pet in real-time.
The Orchard AirTag Collar and Leash set provide style with the important AirTag holder.
The luxury of leather and the technology of an AirTag.
Get the matching collar and leash set for a pulled-together look whether walking in the city or out for a country stroll.
Should you use an AirTag to track a pet?
Even wearing an AirTag, there is no guarantee that the pet will be found which is where the reluctance to declare AirTags a "pet finder" comes in. A combination of methods to locate your per provides the best protection.
AirTags bring the advantage of locating your pet quickly and precisely with the map feature. The technology works based on iPhones being near the pet to capture the signal. If your pet is in a remote area there may not be a signal until reaching a more populated area. There are approximately 135 million iPhone users in the U.S. so the chances are high of receiving a signal. Notifications can be setup to let you know as soon as a signal is received.
Microchips are a great idea and should still be used. They are implanted and can't be lost compared to a dog's collar that can come off. To use the microchip, it requires the lost pet be caught and taken for scanning which delays identification, however. Microchips also require the owner to maintain current contact information so they can reach you when needed.
An AirTag is a good tool for finding a missing pet quickly but should not be the only approach. No single approach can guarantee success, so use several to locate your pet as quickly as possible and set yourself up for the greatest chance of success!
Dogs can run away for many reasons, and they can't always find their way home.
If you will be travelling with your dog, or moving to a new house, these can be stressful events for your pet and increase the risk of your dog getting away. With our collar and an AirTag you can give your family some sense of security that you can track your pet if you get separated.
On the Move
Moving can be a highly stressful time for dogs. Moving day can be scary with people coming and going. Your dog may even run away to get back to your old home no matter how far away that is.
The Traveller
Dogs are family too and often come on our family Get-Aways. Whether it is a visit to the grandparents, or a vacation destination, if your dog gets away from you in an unfamiliar place it can be difficult for them to find you.
The Backyard Escape
Did someone leave the gate open? Dogs can be gone before we even realize there is a problem. Not knowing how long they have been gone or what direction they went makes the search a difficult process.
Avoid the animal shelter - it can be a frightening place for a dog used to the comforts of a home.
Don't leave your dog locked up at the shelter overnight, or possibly for days, while you search. Avoid your pet needing to go to a shelter by finding him before that happens.
Locate your dog before being taken to a shelter.
Many shelters are at or over capacity and lost dogs add to that strain.
Your dog may be placed for adoption if not claimed within a few days and no one wants that to happen.
“I wish I had this collar when I was dog sitting at a client’s house and suddenly couldn’t find the dog. I searched the neighborhood, posted on Facebook and worried all day before I found her sleeping quietly inside the pantry. It would have saved me hours of worry and searching.”
Robyn B.
"Our corgi, Max, got out of the backyard without us noticing. By the time we realized he had already sniffed his way down the street and wouldn't come when called (yes, that was very frustrating). We couldn't catch him by foot and by the time we had the car he was nowhere to be found. We realized we hadn't updated the information with the microchip company after moving so had to find their information and contact them. Max was taken to the shelter that night, but he wasn't scanned until the next morning, so we didn't know where he was; we worried all night. Having the collar with the AirTag has given us much more confidence in finding him fast next time."
Darren G.
Use an AirTag and the Find Me App on your iPhone.
AirTags are not included with the collar.
Find Me App
Using the iOS Find Me app, link the AirTag device to the app. It will appear as an Item.
See Apple support for complete instructions.
Map
The map will show the location of the AirTag. Select the Item for further details.
Sounds & Location
Get directions to the location and play a sound to help locate the device when you are near.
Enable Lost Mode
Setup notifications and leave contact information for someone who finds the dog to contact you.
Use the Tracker Detect app for android phones.
AirTags are not included with the collar.
Use a microchip as the backup plan. Have an inexpensive, easy-to-use AirTag for the initial search.
Find your dog faster with the AirTag device. Even with a Microchip implant there are challenges:
Your dog must be willing to go with a stranger or may be caught by animal control.
If found at night, your dog may not be scanned until morning requiring an overnight stay.
Owners must maintain current contact information for the lifetime of the pet which can be forgotten during a move, or through multiple moves over time.
The AirTag puts the power of finding your dog directly in your hands so you can find your dog and bring your furry family member home right away.
