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Peer Support Dog Sitting—Save Money, Worry less, connect more

Experience the joy of dogs without giving up your lifestyle

🏆 Featured event on What's On Melbourne
❤️ Proceeds to shelters - Lost Dogs Home & RSPCA
⭐ 70+ beta users already joined

How It Works

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    Setup Your Profile & availability

    Set up your personal profile and a separate profile for your furry friend. Share photos, preferences, and your availability

  • two people with a dog

    Meet local dog lovers

    Arrange dog playdates with local dog lovers in public. Swap dog sitting with each other if agreed. Earn credit points for looking after other dogs. Use them when you need support for your dog

  • two dogs

    Keep supporting each other with dog sitting

    Lower costs, ease stress, and enjoy peace of mind — with plenty of adorable photos and videos of your pup while you're away!

Dog Lovers’ Events

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May 04

A group walk for labrador retrievers in Blackburn

May 10

Dog Lovers Social Drinks in West Melbourne

Limited spots!

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Testimonials

  • Archana

    “As a newcomer to Melbourne, Pawshare Club has been an absolute game-changer! It’s a fantastic way to connect with fellow dog lovers who understand the challenges of settling into a new place. My pup had the best time playing with new furry (and human) friends, and I got to network with some amazing people too! Highly recommend it to anyone looking to build a community of like-minded dog lovers.”

  • Jacob

    “What a great way to meet people around Melbourne! While I don’t have a dog, the events are designed for people to get together in dog-friendly locations a couple of times each month. It’s nice hanging out while they play, particularly if you grew up with dogs and miss having them!”

  • Ann

    “As a first time puppy parent, I loved meeting other dog lovers in person and learning from their pet care tips..it was my puppy's first time to go to a bar and play with other dogs. I already caught up with some of attendees again after the recent event. I am really excited about the new friendship with other dog lovers and new play dates”

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Save hundreds on holiday dog sitting & get help from someone your dog knows.

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Find trusted local walking companions

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Enhance your dog's well-being

 FAQs

    • Every member creates a detailed profile on pawshare club, where you can read about each dog's behavior, size, care needs, and personality.

    • Highly recommend setting up multiple coffee or brunch meetups, or even going on walks together. This way, you can get to know the other pawrents (& dog lovers) and their dog’s personality before committing to long term pet sittings

    • If someone behaves inappropriately, users can easily report them by clicking the report button, which could result in their removal from the platform.

    • You’ll have access to detailed member profiles, including links to social media (like LinkedIn). If a user attended a dog training class, it will be visible on their profile for added assurance.

  • Absolutely! You can borrow a dog for walks or playdates, and if you're working toward a dog training certificate, it’s a fantastic way to gain hands-on experience with different dogs. Plus, you might connect with other dog lovers who don’t have a dog yet but are interested in sharing pet duties, even before getting one of your own!

  • No, for everyone's safety, dogs with serious behavior issues should not join the community until their behavior is improved. There are many facebook groups, professional trainers that you can still post questions and seek advice from others on how to help your dog.

  • Take this fun quiz to test your knowledge! Try it here: https://bot-beta.andaihub.com/pawshare-club-bot

    Not sure about some answers? It’s a great opportunity to see if you’re ready to join the pet care community and learn something new.

    Check out this resource on dog care and welfare: https://agriculture.vic.gov.au/livestock-and-animals/animal-welfare-victoria/dogs/results-from-the-petcare-practices-research-into-the-welfare-needs-of-dogs

Contact Us

Do you have any questions or want to get involved as an ambassador or a sponsor? We can’t wait to hear from you.

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Location
Melbourne, VIC, AUS