Gorgeous industrial design, holds a charge for a good 4-5 days, and delivers reliable activity tracking

Overall, if you want to ensure your dog is getting enough activity to stay happy and healthy, this is the perfect device

In any case, the activity is not all that accurate when it does finally pair.

I will be looking for a less expensive activity monitor to replace it

Great tracker, very helpful and automatic activity tracker that helps to identify my dogs health

I can also see if she is getting enough activity in her day.

It's sturdy, dog proof, sleek, and a great activity tracker.

Even had it hooked up with IFTTT to turn a light red in our house in the evening if our dog hadn't had enough activity that day.

The activity monitor occasionally works (when it's not falling off the dog - which is almost never) but it takes a long time to pair up to our mobile devices and we have to perform "soft resets" routinely.

It also reads other intermittent activity that wasn't long enough to qualify for any other category

I can certainly see the benefit for someone who 1. wants to keep their dog at an appropriate activity level and is unsure of the right amount and 2. be able to track any person who is in charge of the dog's activity like a dog walker or family member

It creates a fun, competitive activity.

They can't tell me that we haven't walked enough or that they're not getting enough activity and in the fast-pace of our lives, the Whistle gives us a way to really see what is going on with our pups

I have a very active Weimaraner and live in a pretty small apartment, so she spends her weekdays in doggy daycare and I take her out for (almost nightly) walks as well as do activities with her on the weekend.

We set goals so our pups get optimal activity each day

Also to be clear, by dog isn't involved in any crazy or abnormal activities

Another cool edition would be if the Whistle realized when you were active with two or more dogs at once and in the app said the dogs were active together as well as with

total, but this will improve as he drops a few pounds

We really wondered how inactive is he.... does he lay around as much as we think

It is great for keep an eye on both how much activity our 8-month-old puppy gets, as well as that he gets enough rest

It's also helpful to know that she needs more activity and to see her health and figure improve as she gets more.

When the vet said one could lose some weight I upped his goal by an extra 10 min/

When the vet said one could lose some weight I upped his goal by an extra 10 min/