She is. I'm fairly confident that if she did get lost someone would get in touch. But I think she'd get very upset, and she might even try to make her way home, over busy roads. I'd just like something like the google maps blue bip that tells you where you are, so I could know which way to go if she was off in the undergrowth.
Just phone the vet and ask for advice. No need to go in surely
And what can the vet say? He needs a dog trainer even if the dog is old, it is the best option.
I don't need a dog trainer, thanks all the same. She's well trained. The only problem is that she also likes exploring the woods, and she's getting very deaf, so it's getting increasingly hard to call her back, and I think she also is not quite as sharp as she used to be - awareness of where I am and that sort of thing. Maybe a call to the vet is the best solution. I just thought someone round here might have experience that would be helpful.
Offer advice about the types of trackers potentially. Perhaps the vet has knowledge of such things or has discussed similarly with other clients
We use this company for our cat tracker. Seems to work well.
) off his lead and he disappeared. He finally appeared. Some woman passing by said he'd been waiting on the owner's doorstep for half an hour.
