If your dog steps two meters past the boundary every morning to greet the neighbor and comes right back, the AI learns that pattern. Over time, it distinguishes brief, routine boundary crosses from actual escapes.
A pet who leaves the yard at 3 AM triggers a different response than one who crosses the boundary during a supervised walk. The AI factors in time of day, speed of movement, and distance from the zone to calibrate alert priority.
AI filtering is a layer of intelligence, not a replacement for your preferences. You can always set zones to alert on every crossing if that's what you need.
Your dog's world extends well beyond a single address, and your safe zones can too. Create as many boundaries as your routine calls for, each one tracked independently by the collar and managed together in a single view within the app.
The zone you will rely on most. Draw it around your property and the moment your dog steps beyond it, you will know.
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