Hang on, my cat is calling.
I got a look at a device called PetPhone, which promises two-way connectivity to your pet no matter where you are. The device clips to a collar and includes speakers so your pet can hear your voice when you’re away. The kicker? GlocalMe, the company behind PetPhone, says your pet can call you. You just have to train them to jump in the air three times in six seconds. Which means your dog could… butt dial you by jump…
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