Skip to content
PupFeed & Community

Share the good bits. Ask about the hard bits.

PupFeed for the photos you would send the group chat anyway. Community for the questions you would rather not ask it. And shared care for everyone who helps look after your dog.

The Community tab in Snootly, showing questions from Uma about Pickle's training and Sophie about dog friendly trains for Margot, each tagged with its community
PupFeed in Snootly, with Sophie's photo of Margot the Great Dane on Parliament Hill at the top of the Latest tab
  • A French bulldog puppy asleep upside down
  • A long legged lurcher mid stride
  • Three puppies of different breeds sitting together
  • A chow chow standing in a pile of fallen leaves
  • A woman holding her phone low to the ground
  • A golden retriever puppy with a chewed sock
  • A woman and a labrador on a wet zebra crossing
  • A puppy in a pumpkin shaped Halloween costume
  • A black and tan rottweiler sitting patiently
  • A young woman kneeling on the kitchen floor, filling the dog bowl
  • A cocker spaniel sitting in the passenger seat
  • A small dog sitting inside a tote bag
  • Hands mashing sweet potato into a dog bowl
  • A woman crouching on a park path, smiling
  • A weimaraner sitting alert in the back of a car
  • A cocker spaniel puppy lying down
  • A pug in a knitted jumper standing in fresh snow
  • A brindle mixed breed with a broad chest
  • A great dane beside a park bench
  • A young woman kneeling on the kitchen floor, feeding a puppy
  • A bernese mountain dog lying across a pub floor
  • A scruffy terrier mix with wiry grey fur
  • A woman and a labrador on a wet zebra crossing
  • A dachshund puppy surrounded by shredded toilet roll
  • Three puppies of different breeds sitting together
  • A border collie standing on a wet Hampstead path
  • A young woman kneeling on the kitchen floor, offering a puppy its food
  • A husky lying in the shade in a garden
  • A small tan and white mixed breed rolling over
  • A cockapoo puppy caught mid shake
  • A woman crouching on a park path, smiling
  • A dog waiting tied up outside a corner shop
  • A spaniel with a slice of cucumber balanced on its nose
  • Hands mashing sweet potato into a dog bowl
  • A whippet curled asleep in a patch of sunlight
  • A muddy labrador standing in a doorway

PupFeed

For the photos you would send the group chat anyway.

The muddy pond, the stolen sock, the warm spot claimed again. PupFeed is where the best bits of the day go, from you and from the dogs you follow.

The PupFeed screen in Snootly on the Latest tab, showing a post from Sophie and Margot, a Great Dane standing in long grass on Parliament Hill with the London skyline behind
Jess & Rolojust nowDemo
A black cockapoo puppy caught mid shake after a bath, water flying off his ears
Show Off
4 comments

Jess Bath night. I had the towel ready, Rolo got me first.

Tag it, so the right people find it.

Every post can carry a category. Pick one for Rolo's bath, then give it a like.

PupFeed categories

  • Camera first

    Up to 10 photos or one 60 second clip, a caption and up to 10 tags.

  • Latest or Following

    Everyone's dogs, or just the ones you follow, sorted newest or top.

  • Friends, both ways

    Follow a dog you love. When they follow you back, you are friends.

Private playdates, between friends.

Playdates stay between friends: the people you follow who follow you back. On the day, a Playdate today notification makes sure nobody forgets the ball.

Community

Thirteen communities for the 3am questions.

Community is where the questions go. Pick a corner, give your post a title, add up to four photos and tag your dog, and people who have been there answer.

Pick a community

The Latest tab gathers every community into one feed, and each question gets its own thread for the answers.

New Puppy. The first weeks: sleep, toilet training, teeth and everything in between.

pup/newpuppy

New Puppy

The first weeks: sleep, toilet training, teeth and everything in between.

From the app

Uma & Pickle · pup/newpuppy · 3d

Is 20 weeks too early for a harness?

Pickle is a 20 week old Pomeranian, 2.1 kg, and he pulls like a tiny train on his collar. I keep reading that collars are bad for small necks and also that harnesses teach pulling. Which is it?

A real post, from one of Snootly's sample accounts.

The Community tab in Snootly on Latest, listing questions from several communities, each tagged with its handle such as pup/training, pup/adventures and pup/newpuppy
Every community, one feedLatest brings the newest questions from every community together, each wearing its pup/ handle.
A Community thread in pup/newpuppy where Uma asks whether 20 weeks is too early for a harness for Pickle, her Pomeranian puppy, with a comment box underneath
One question, one threadUma asks about a harness for Pickle. The answers gather underneath, where the next new owner can find them.

Your people

One dog, and everyone who helps.

Invite family, sitters and walkers by email. Everyone opens the same dog in their own app: the same day, the same journal, the same records. Anything someone else logs carries their name, so you can see that Sam did breakfast.

What each role can do
ActionOwnerCo-ownerCaregiver
See the day, the journal and the recordsYesYesYes
Log walks, meals, care and trainingYesYesYes
Edit an entryYesYesYes
Delete an entryYesYesNo
Invite or remove peopleYesYesNo

Each person uses their own account and needs their own membership. Sharing a dog does not share a subscription. See pricing

The Pack screen in Snootly, listing Uma as Pickle's owner and a pending invitation to Sam as a co-owner, with an Invite button at the top

Pickle's journal, today

  • 07:30Breakfastby Sam
  • 12:15Walk, 32 min
  • 18:40Training: sit and settleby Sam

Kind by design

A friendly place, kept that way.

Dog people are mostly lovely. For everything else there are tools, people and house rules written in plain words.

Report it

Any post or comment that feels wrong can be reported, and the report goes to our moderators with a reason:

  • Spam or scam
  • Harassment or bullying
  • Hate speech
  • Violence or threats
  • Sexual content
  • False information
  • Something else

Checked by tools and by people

Posts are checked by automated safety tools and by our moderators, and every video post is also queued for a person to review.

Block it

Block anyone you would rather not hear from.

House rules, in plain wordsThe Community Guidelines say what belongs on PupFeed and in Community, and what does not.Read the guidelines

Good questions.

PupFeed, Community and sharing the care, in plain words.

Something else on your mind? Ask us

What is the difference between PupFeed and Community?

PupFeed is for photos and short clips: the good bits of your dog's day, from you and the dogs you follow. Community is for conversation: 13 communities, from New Puppy and Puppy Blues to Gear and Senior Dogs, where you can ask a question with a title, up to four photos and your dog tagged.

Can my family, sitter or dog walker help look after my dog in the app?

Yes. Invite them by email as a co-owner or a caregiver. Everyone opens the same dog: the same day, journal and records. Anything someone else logs shows their name, so you can see that Sam did breakfast. Each person uses their own account and needs their own membership; sharing a dog does not share a subscription.

What can a caregiver do?

A caregiver can see your dog's day and records, log walks, meals, care and training, and edit entries. Deleting entries and inviting or removing people stay with owners and co-owners.

How are PupFeed and Community kept kind?

Posts are checked by automated safety tools and by our moderators, and every video post is also queued for a person to review. You can report a post or comment and block anyone you would rather not hear from. The Community Guidelines on snootly.app set out the house rules in plain words.

Do I need a membership to join in?

Yes. Snootly is a subscription app, and Snootly Pro includes PupFeed, Community and shared care. Eligible Apple Accounts can try it free for 7 days first.

Keep exploring.

Newsletter

Stay in the loop.

Get Snootly updates, dog-friendly finds and useful dog-life tips in your inbox.

Unsubscribe from any email, any time.