Dogweek is built so the sensitive things stay private until there's a reason to share them. Here's the whole model in plain language — no terms to decode.
Your family owns your dog's details. No sitter, daycare or neighbour reaches anything without your family saying yes first.
A link is for one dog, and lasts only as long as you want. End it and access stops the same second — next time they look, there's nothing there.
Every view shows only what the task needs. Microchip number and insurance simply aren't part of what a sitter or a daycare can see.
The same person, two very different views — the line is the moment you accept.
And when the walk is over, that view closes again.
A daycare is found with an enrolment code, but the code grants nothing on its own — it only lets a family request a link, which the family then approves per dog. Only then does the daycare see the dog's safe profile.
Being a sitter requires being at least 18, checked when the profile is made.
After a completed walk, a review can be left — so good behaviour shows, on every side.
Where the dog lives is never shared before the family has chosen a sitter.
Handled in the open and recorded in the history, so patterns show over time.
Photos of dogs and daily reports live in private storage, reached only through links that expire.
Delete your account and your data and photos are removed — not hidden, removed.
This page is the model in plain language. The privacy policy is the full version — what's collected, why, and your rights.