Shared.pet

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A quick hello

The essentials

Start with what you know. An estimate for age or breed is fine.

Pet nameSpeciesBreed or mixDate of birth, if knownApproximate age A guess is fineSexSizeWeight in kg Optional

Is your pet a mix?

Choose the breeds you know. Guidance updates only after you select an option.

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What makes your pet themselves?

Their personality and the company they would enjoy

Tap the words that fit. Add a sentence only if it helps.

Personality notes Optional

What relationship are you hoping for?Occasional companionshipWalks, visits, or time together when it suits both households.A regular rhythmPredictable days or activities that help a real bond grow.A trusted place during travelA familiar, loving home after careful introductions and trials.A genuine second homeFrequent care and a deep, ongoing place in each other's lives.

TemperamentRelationship hoped forTypical energyWalking and activity Check our suggestionGrooming overview Optional for nowA useful starting point for fit. Detailed products, tools, and routines only need to be agreed before an extended or overnight share.Training approach Check our suggestion

A quicker way to begin

Describe your pet naturally

Tell us about your pet as you would tell someone meeting them for the first time. We will suggest profile details for you to check before applying them.

We never infer private medical details. Please enter those yourself.

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Please check carefully

What a new person must know

Two quick reviews

Safety and everyday behaviour

Check these answers against what you have seen your pet do. Breed and age cannot tell us whether an individual pet is safe. If you have not seen a situation, choose the unknown option.

Review required

Social situations

Children, dogs, and cats

Please review

Time around childrenImportant

What does this mean?

Choose only from direct experience. If you are unsure, say so.

Time around other dogsImportant

What does this mean?

Think about greetings, shared spaces, and staying in another home.

Time around catsImportant

What does this mean?

A calm sighting is not the same as safely sharing a home.

Do these three answers look right?

Correct anything that is not true, then approve this section.

Everyday handling

Time alone, leash behaviour, and recall

Please review

Being left alone

What does this mean?

What has actually happened when they are left in a familiar place?

Walking on leash

What does this mean?

This helps a new person choose safe first walks.

Coming back when calledImportant

What does this mean?

Reliable recall should only be selected if you have seen it consistently.

Do these three answers look right?

Correct anything that is not true, then approve this section.

Both sections must be approvedThe profile will not be considered complete until you approve both groups.

Behaviour concerns or triggers Optional but important when relevantOther special needs Optional

Everyday care and precautions

Here are some care details to talk through. Our suggestions are not observations about your pet. Check what fits, and leave anything you do not know open for discussion.

Chasing and small animals