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It sound crazy, but it actually has promise. I don't know about dogs finding "love" so much, but breeders might find it useful in that sense.
by Roridge 17y ago
It sound crazy, but it actually has promise. I don't know about dogs finding "love" so much, but breeders might find it useful in that sense.
- thibaut_barrere 17y agoI believe the side-effect of having owners meet is very valuable (just like having a kid around actually helps to start a conversation with someone). This may come out as a dog-owner dating site :)
- coryl 17y agoMakes more sense that way, a dog breeding network is too niche and small. Dating/recreational activities for dog owners might be better.
- frederickcook 17y agoThere is nothing wrong with niche and small when you're dealing with an affluent populations such as recreational dog breeders. There are people that may pay hundreds of dollars per year for a high-quality service.
- romland 17y agobut breeders might find it useful in that sense I think you underestimate how breeders work. They have a huge network in place and in most countries there are national organizations aimed at "dogs finding love". :) You know, pedigree and all that jazz. There may be a market for this, but to cater to it you'd have to be much less cute and more professional. And while on the topic of actually getting offspring from this "love", it might not be such a good idea to have any random Joe off the street get the idea to have "ooooh puppies!" and then down the line realize that having eight of them at eight weeks old is ... actually quite the job (and at this point things get nasty). Add to that that some dogs just should not breed due to various weaknesses, excessive inbreeding in the past yada yada. That was a tangent, but to respond to poster: dogs/owners running around having a playmate for a few hours, great. :)