Drone pilot John Watton was alerted to the lacking cocker spaniels which slipped their leads on Sunday afternoon.
Their distraught proprietor had been trying to find her beloved pets for six hours however to no avail.
She despatched John a Facebook message together with the dogs’ final location within the Warwickshire countryside.
John, 50, despatched his drone up and used thermal imaging know-how to trace the pups down.
Just quarter-hour later, the heat-seeking know-how picked the dogs up and so they had been noticed huddling collectively beneath a tree.
John handed on the small print to their proprietor and stored the drone hovering overhead to
hold monitor of the pups in the event that they bolted off once more.
Another clip exhibits their relieved proprietor bounding throughout the sector to be reunited along with her lacking pets.
John stated: “A local dog owner messaged me asking for drone assistance on Sunday.
“Her puppies had both been missing for approximately six hours and it was getting dark.
“I headed over and within 15 minutes the drone located both dogs sat hiding away underneath trees together.
“The owner and her friend were with me and I showed them on the map and screen exactly where they were.
“The drone kept an eye on things while they both followed the drone and located the two pups.
“It’s incredible how fast a search can be carried out using the drone’s thermal imaging capability. I’m relieved it was a happy ending.”
