Bark Booth · Canine Identity
Create a lifelong identity for your dog.
Register your dog, receive a permanent Bark Booth registry number and manage the information that follows them through life. One identity can bring together ownership, records, behaviour, privacy, achievements and the people trusted to help care for them.
One identity, for life
- 1Create your Bark Booth account.
- 2Register your dog and receive their permanent registry number.
- 3Choose what is public and who has authorised access.
- 4Add genuine records, relationships and achievements as their story grows.
The lifelong record
Everything important stays connected
Permanent identity
A Bark Booth registry number anchors your dog’s identity for life.
Ownership and access
Keep ownership clear and grant controlled access to co-owners, fosters and trusted professionals.
Records and behaviour
Manage identity, health, care and behaviour information with privacy controls.
Achievements
Real activities, competition results, badges and rosettes can become part of the same lasting profile.
Every dog’s journey
Built for the many people and chapters in a dog’s life
Family
Keep the identity of a much-loved companion organised through every life stage.
Rescue and foster
Carry important context across rescue, foster, adoption and settled-life chapters.
Breeding and working
Connect breeder, pedigree, qualification and working records where they apply.
Memorial
Preserve a dog’s identity and meaningful history beyond their lifetime.
Activities and competitions
Grow the identity through genuine achievements
Free sign-up and free photo competition entry with real prizes. Register a Bark Booth dog identity and submit a themed photograph. Planned monthly competitions will follow as Bark Booth grows. Digital profile awards are coming later.
Bark Booth competitions and activities connect to registered dog identities. When live events open, genuine entries, results, badges and rosettes will attach to the participating dog’s profile—never to an invented profile or result.
Roles and trusted care
Support for breeders, rescues, fosters and professionals
Members can apply for supported roles, and approved dog professionals can appear in the public directory. Controlled sharing lets owners give the right level of access to people involved in a dog’s care without making private information public.