Everyone involved with the dog, on their own terms
Owner, co-owners, guardian and breeder are assigned directly to the dog. Ownership moves with the dog's history, and the owner decides what others see.
- Invitation sentOct 26, 2026
- Invitation acceptedOct 28, 2026
- On the owner's account, with its whole historyOct 28, 2026
Co-ownership only in a contract
Who owns, who co-owns and who sees what is usually known only to you.
Roles on paper. The co-ownership contract is in a drawer, and your notes don't show who has which rights.
All or nothing. You either share a spreadsheet with all the data or share nothing.
The dog disappears after the sale. Once a puppy goes to its new home, you lose touch with it and its later history.
How it works
Roles, invitations and visibility.
- 01
Assign roles
One owner, any number of co-owners, a guardian the dog lives with, and the breeder.
- 02
Invite a person or a kennel
Enter an email address. They get the invitation by email, and in Faunak it waits in their notifications, even if they haven't signed up yet.
- 03
Set visibility
The owner decides what people without a role on the dog see, and checks it in a preview.
What you get
Ownership and access, set out directly on the dog.
Ownership transfer. The new owner accepts the invitation, and the previous one can stay on as co-owner or keep read-only access.
Partner kennels. Read-only access. A partner's stud used in a mating gets it automatically.
Ask for a role. Is the dog already in Faunak? Ask to be its owner, co-owner or guardian, and the current owner approves.
Safe defaults. Only the last 4 digits of the chip and the latest weight are shown, and cycles and matings are never shared outside the kennel.
See also
The other features and what Faunak costs for a kennel.
Share your dogs on your own terms
Add a dog, assign roles and set what others see. Free trial, no card needed.