Win a SocialPet Camera and Treat Dispenser System

Ever wonder what your pups get up to when left alone? Find out and even reward good behavior with the PetSafe SocialPet Camera & Treat Dispenser System. It retails for $199.99, but the company will give one away to a deserving Dogster reader!

The system features a wireless webcam with pan/tilt functionality (300 degrees horizontal/120 degrees vertical), night vision, and two-way audio through an embedded mic and speaker; a remote treat dispenser; and all of the necessary cables and adapters.

It works with a Facebook desktop or mobile app that allows you to watch your pets via a live video stream, take and share photos, and give verbal correction for less-than-perfect behavior or praise and dispense treats. Your Facebook friends can do the same if you give them access, with settings for keeping your pets from getting overloaded on treats, of course.

Would you like the chance to win the PetSafe SocialPet Camera & Treat Dispenser System? Note: You must have a Windows PC (with Windows XP or newer OS) or a Mac (with Mac OS X Lion or newer OS); also, the system is not compatible with AirPort or AirPort Extreme. If the specs work for you, enter below.

How to Enter

1. Create a Disqus account, if you haven’t already, and include a valid email. It takes just a minute and allows you to better participate in Dogster’s community of people who are passionate about dogs. If you already have a Disqus account, check it to ensure the account includes a valid email.
2. Comment below using your Disqus account, telling us about your dogs and how this system would help in your home. Bonus points for photos! Our favorite photos/comments win. You must be a U.S. resident to score this prize.
3. Check your email for a “You’ve Won!” message from us after noon PST on Thursday, April 24. We’ll give each winner two days to respond before moving on to our next favorite.

Good luck!

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