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Our picks of indoor dog cameras

Cameras for checking on a dog left at home. Some turn to follow the room, some record to a memory card with no monthly fee, and one throws treats.

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How to choose a dog camera

  • Does it need to turn?

    A dog moves about. Pan and tilt means you can look around the room from your phone and find them wherever they have settled.

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  • Where the video is kept

    A memory card is a one off purchase and a cloud plan is monthly. The card keeps the running cost at nothing, and the cloud keeps a copy safely off site.

    Card or subscription
  • Talking back

    Two way audio lets you speak to your dog from anywhere. Try it first while you are at home, so you can watch how your dog takes to your voice.

    Leaving your dog home alone
  • What it will not fix

    A camera tells you what happens while you are out, which is information most owners are relieved to have. An hour of watching usually settles the question one way or the other.

    Leaving your dog home alone

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