1. Build their profile
Photos, breed, age, favorite games and a description in your own words. It's your dog's page — make it theirs.
Pack is where owners introduce their dogs — photos, quirks, favorite games — and meet the dogs down the street. Message and invite them to the park right here, without trading phone numbers.

Three steps from a blank page to a standing Saturday morning playdate.
Photos, breed, age, favorite games and a description in your own words. It's your dog's page — make it theirs.
Browse the dogs in your neighborhood, read their stories, and reach out when one looks like a new best friend.
Send a park invite and chat right inside Pack — no phone numbers, no group texts, no handing over personal contact info.
A proper introduction to your dog — photos, a description in your words, and the practical notes that help a first meeting go smoothly.
Other owners message and invite you through Pack, so no phone numbers are required.
Make one for your dog
Benji
Aussie mix · 2 yrs · Medium
Rescue aussie mix who thinks every visitor is his new best friend. Loves a game of chase, a splash in the tub, and one-on-one hangs over a crowded dog park.
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The little things owners usually learn the hard way are right on the profile, so first meetings go smoothly.
Resource guarding, rough play, leash reactivity — shared up front, plus a 'give me space' badge when a dog needs room.
Owners log the dates privately; everyone else just sees a clear up-to-date badge.
Say hello and pick a time to meet without swapping phone numbers or personal contact info.
Once your dog has friends, you'll want to know when they're out. Check in at your park and Pack tells your friends — so a normal walk turns into a reunion.
Set up a profile in a couple of minutes and start making friends this week.
Join the pack