Huntloc

21/05/2026

🐕 3 important things to keep in mind so your hunting dog doesn’t go missing from home

1️⃣ Check your fence regularly
A dog often finds the small gap, loose gate or weak spot that people do not notice right away.

2️⃣ Take your dog’s instincts into account
A forest edge, fresh scents or wildlife tracks can quickly lead a hunting dog away from home. Do not leave your dog unattended for too long in places like these.

3️⃣ Keep the tracking device charged and on your dog’s collar
If your dog does leave home, the most important thing is to quickly know which direction it is moving. You can also share your dog’s location with family members for free in the Doglo app.

ℹ️ 7% of dogs that go missing sadly never make it back home.

👉 Learn more: www.huntloc.com/en
or contact us for more information.

14/05/2026

🐕 Hunting season is currently on pause, and your hunting dog is at home every day.

But it is often from home that a dog can unexpectedly go missing – following a scent, heading towards the forest edge, visiting the neighbours, or simply wandering too far.

Did you know that the Huntloc tracking device helps you keep an eye on your hunting dog even when there is no hunt taking place?

Keep the device charged and on your dog’s collar. If your dog goes missing from home, you can see its location on your phone and react quickly.

You can also share your dog’s location with family members for free in the Doglo app.

One device. Two uses.

👉 Learn more: www.huntloc.com/en
or contact us to find out which Huntloc tracking device is best suited for your hunting dog.

24/04/2026

A hunting dog spends more than 95% of its time at home – yet that is exactly where they can also go missing. 🐕
Statistics show that 7% of lost dogs sadly never make it back home.

If your hunting dog tends to wander off from home, keep a Huntloc tracking device on its collar. This way, you can see your dog’s location on your phone and react quickly if it runs off.

👉 Learn more: www.huntloc.com
or feel free to contact us to find out how to keep an eye on your hunting dog at home.

01/04/2026

Lost dogs are a thing of the past! 🚀
Huntloc’s new teleportation feature is now in testing.

If your dog takes off after game in the forest and ignores your calls, just press “Home” in the app — and your dog will instantly be back with you.

PS! Possible side effects: your dog may return with its catch (i.e. whatever it happens to have in its mouth at that moment 😄).

27/03/2026

We’ve released a new update for the Huntloc Android app (2.7.2.11) 🚀

1️⃣ Improved phone number validation – removes spaces, leading zeros, and invisible characters to prevent duplicate accounts.
2️⃣ Easier verification – added a clear confirmation button.
3️⃣ License status now refreshes automatically when opening the view.
4️⃣ Team view now allows sending emails to individual members or the whole team – improved contact visibility.
5️⃣ Users without a valid license have restricted access to team features (email, calls, joining hunts).

This update makes the app smoother and eliminates common issues 💪

20/02/2026

💛 Happy National Love Your Pet Day! 🐾

Today is all about celebrating the unconditional love and joy our pets bring into our lives.
They’re by our side every day — cheering us up, comforting us, and greeting us with excitement no matter what.

Take a moment today to do something special for your furry friend — a longer walk, a favorite treat, or simply a few extra cuddles. 🐶🐱

And most importantly, make sure your best friend is always safe and protected. 💛

29/01/2026

🔔 Huntloc app update!

With the latest app updates, a new team function has been added to Huntloc, making hunting club and team management much simpler and clearer.

✅ Call or send an email to all team members directly from the app
✅ Join a hunt more smoothly – no need to manually enter a separate hunt code
✅ In the iOS app, a distance indicator has been added to the map center marker (red cross)
✅ The Estonian hunting area boundaries map has been added

All to make hunting better organized, safer, and more convenient 💪🌲

📲 Update the app and try it out!

We share information about Huntloc developments and system updates -> New team feature in the Huntloc app

13/11/2025

The Huntloc Android app has been updated – you can now manage your hunting team directly in the app!
📱 View your team members and their contact details (email and phone number)
🤝 Join your team’s permanent hunt with just a few taps
📧 The team leader can now send an email to all members at once – a quick and easy way to share information before or after the hunt

👉 Download the update from Google Play today!

23/10/2025

Our server team is performing load tests today. Therefore, there may be a slight delay or latency in the location of dog trackers.

16/10/2025

⚠️ A heated public debate has erupted in Latvia following an incident where three dogs were shot in the Bauska region.

Police received a call about three aggressively behaving stray dogs that allegedly threatened a local resident. Animal rescue services were contacted, but before they arrived, a member of the local hunting association reached the scene and shot the dogs.

Later it turned out that the dogs belonged to a local entrepreneur and active social media personality. Police are now investigating whether this was an act of animal cruelty or self-defense.

The case has divided Latvian society — some demand strict punishment for the hunter, while others emphasize the responsibility of dog owners to ensure their animals do not roam freely.

Incidents like this remind us how important it is to always know where your dogs are.

📺 Read and watch more (in Latvian):
https://www.delfi.lv/video/53950177/spried-ar-delfi/120091435/spried-ar-delfi-par-tris-sunu-nosausanu-bauskas-novada

Studijā biznesa augstskolas "Turība" Juridiskās fakultātes lektore Inese Bāra un žurnāla "Medības" galvenā redaktore Linda Dombrovska.