Strava users can now link their favorite fluffy friend to their profile and track Fido's fitness statistics alongside their own through the Fi smart collar for dogs Both brands announced the partnership today, which includes a limited-edition Strava x Fi branded smart collar

But let's focus on the big news here: you and your dog can finally prove to your neighbors and the wider world how physically fit the two of you are once the two accounts are linked, Strava will automatically track your dog's activity level and more

In addition, Strava will automatically keep track of your dog's activity level, etc

In addition, once you log your adventures with your four-legged friend on Strava, your puppy's stats, once logged, will appear alongside yours in the app These dog stats can also be kept private You can also share them with the community and compete with other puppies in the rankings

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Of course, to join in on the fun, you'll need a Fi Smart Collar, a GPS- and LTE-equipped device that is lightweight and compact enough to fit even toy breeds Users do not have to pay for the collar Instead, there is a monthly fee of $3 to $4 per week, depending on whether they sign up for a six-month, one-year, or two-year subscription

After all, TG is all about wellness, and this collaboration seems like a genuinely fun way to encourage human and canine fitness Additionally, we would like to see Strava compatibility extended to other popular smart collars, such as the Minitailz AI collar and cat collars