About Wild Cavoodles
Nobody has ever spotted a cavoodle living in the wild. They're bred to be companions, and most of them would rather be on someone's lap than anywhere else.
So a cavoodle out on its own isn't wild. It's lost, probably scared, and its family is out looking for it. Wild Cavoodles gives that dog a way to say who it belongs to.
What it does
Every dog gets a unique code. You put it on their collar as a QR code, an NFC tag or plain printed text. When someone finds your dog and uses the code, they see the details you've chosen to share and can call you in one tap. You get an alert straight away.
What it doesn't do
It isn't a GPS tracker, and it doesn't replace a microchip. A chip is still the backup if a tag falls off, so keep your dog's chip details up to date.
Privacy first
Finders never need an account. You decide exactly what a scan shows, and your email and home address are never on the page. Read the privacy notice.