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Originally Posted by Cookie2  I wish the technology was already designing microchip GPS for dogs.
I'm sure this has been designed but not for consumers , maybe for the military ... and I'm sure the price for that right now are thousands of dollars
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The only problem with this is that it's an active device, vs. a passive chip. An active device like GPS transmitter needs a battery, a dog chip doesn't.
Remember, with a stolen dog the collar probably won't remain with the dog, but it'll sure help determine the direction it was taken when it's found, or it might even be in the perp's garbage can.