Personality comes first
Good playmates.
Better chemistry.
There’s more to a match than a wagging tail. Describe what makes your pet unique, then share their profile to help find a playmate on their wavelength.
For the social butterflies. And the slow-to-warm-up ones.
The PetPair approach
A little context goes a long way
Their kind of play.
Their kind of friend.
A great introduction starts with understanding both pets. PetPair gives owners a way to tell the whole story—not just the breed and birthday.
“Loves a chase. Needs a quiet hello.”
The kind of detail that makes a profile useful.
Capture their personality
Describe their energy, favorite games and social style. Include the little quirks that another owner should know.
Make the introduction shareable
Bring those details together in a pet profile you can share with owners when looking for potential playmates.
Look for a compatible pace
Use each pet’s personality as a starting point for a conversation. Discuss boundaries and plan a gradual introduction together.
Start with what you know
Every pet has a story.
Tell yours.
Before sharing a profile, jot down these four details. Specific, honest answers help another owner understand whether your pets might enjoy time together.
Draft a profile by emailOpens an editable draft in your email app.
Energy
Easygoing, lively, or somewhere in between?
Play style
Chasing, exploring, or simply hanging out?
Social comfort
Ready to mingle or happier taking it slowly?
First-meeting needs
Space, patience, and any important boundaries.