The FitBark is now officially on my dog's collar, but it's very late at night and he's not available for photo ops. He seems to like it, though.

This was easy to set up, even for me, and I'm definitely no techie. The FitBark works with Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile, and you pay for this service starting at $5.95 a month, which is fine with me. How else will I always know where my dog is if, heaven forbid, he got lost?

I had no problem entering all the information the FitBark asked for. My dog's a rescue, and some of that information I don't have, like his date of birth, but we fixed that. It wasn't at all hard to put this on his collar, and now I'm fixing to move it to his new harness.

The FitBark monitors your dog's activity, sleep quality, distance, calorie balance, anxiety, skin conditions and overall health & behavior 24/7 and can be used for multiple pets. I don't know how.

I like the way the charger clamps to the FitBark - it clicks together with the charger, just like my FitBit, but it stays there until you take the charger clamp off. My FitBit has been known to get knocked off its charger.

You can also pair your dog's FitBark with your FitBit, Apple watch, Google Fit, and AppleHealth so you can check on him while you're away. What will they think of next?

This is perfect on my Lab, and, while I don't think it's too heavy for a small dog like a Yorkie, it might be too big. The Yorkie I know weighs eight pounds or so, and this would be pretty bulky on her, but it's not heavy. I guess that's up to the individual humans and dog involved and how picky the dog is. My Yorkie is very, very picky.

Excellent product, absolutely the only way you'll ever know where your dog is should the unthinkable happen and he is lost or, worse, stolen. This works with your FitBit, Apple Watch, Google Fit, and AppleHealth, so you can check in on your dog any time, and it does require a subscription with Verizon, AT&T, or T-Mobile that starts at $5.95 each month. The FitBark comes with a SIM card you can use in case you don't have coverage with one of those companies, and I think it's good for seven days until you need your own coverage.

I'd do anything for my dog, and I'm so glad he has his own FitBark now. I already have service with one of the phone carriers mentioned, so we're good to go. You can't put a price on your dog's health and well being or on your peace of mind, and the FitBark will monitor your dog and give you that peace of mind.

Buy extra charger wire to keep wherever your dog goes to visit or stay with family or friends.

I like that I can verify location of the dog while being watched by kennel personel. Ie vacation.
I don't have any experience yet with the location, find features. Seems like it will work.

I received a notification when my escape artist left the property and found him quickly

I have a Chihuahua, who upon occasion can sneak out. It's really a big deal when she does because she's so Tamara nervous because she was abused before we got her, that she won't let anybody help her. I'm constantly worried about her getting out because it's such a terrifying experience.

When I got this, I was really happy. It was long overdue. I have to say, I didn't realize that to really use it. I had to pay monthly for the app, but that's OK, it's all about peace of mind so, I went ahead and paid the monthly dues

It is small, easy to put together, and fits comfortably on my Chihuahua's collar. I noticed that another reviewer said that the zip tie hurt her dogs neck. I am puzzled by this because there is a cover that fits over the device once the zip tie has secured the unit onto the car. When set up properly, the zip tie should never come anywhere near your dogs neck.

This seems to work quite well, and I am happy, knowing that if my little girl gets out, we have some help in determining where she is located.