Safety Center
A great match on paper still needs a thoughtful first hello.
Make first meetings in neutral, public places — a park path or quiet beach — not someone's home or yard.
A parallel walk is a great first step. Let the dogs get comfortable before any intense play.
Stay attentive throughout the introduction. Keep leashes handy and phones in pockets.
Stiff bodies, raised hackles, lip licking, tucked tails or whale eye can signal stress, fear or overstimulation. Take a break.
You can end a meetup at any time, for any reason. No explanation needed.
You can report a profile or block an owner from any profile or chat. You can also send a general safety concern here.
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