Pet Aerial Drone Search and Recovery (PADSAR)

- Approach with a slow and calm demeanor.  

- Instead of facing the dog straight on, angle your body to the side.  

- Keep your gaze averted; do not make direct eye contact.  

- To appear less intimidating, consider sitting or lying on the ground.  

- If possible, use food to entice the dog.  

- Speak softly, avoiding loud calls or whistles.  

- Monitor the dog's movements and share its location and direction (the what3words app can be very useful).  

- Please refrain from trying to catch the dog if it is not inclined to come to you.  

Attempt to capture a photo or video of the dog and the direction it's heading. When a dog enters flight mode, it views everyone and everything as a threat and will take off. For effective lost pet solutions, utilizing the what3words app can provide a precise location, enhancing your chances in a drone search and recovery effort, aided by advanced pet recovery technology.

Avoid approaching a dog that isn't eager to come to you on its own. Instead, consider using pet recovery technology, such as drone search and recovery, to locate lost pets. Refrain from trying to catch, shout at, whistle for, chase, or grab the dog, as these actions might cause further distress.