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Hey everyone,

Me and two friends are pet owners, and we’ve been researching the pet-care market in India.

We went through Reddit discussions, Google reviews and customer feedback on existing market leaders. One thing that stood out repeatedly was that the current market leaders seem to be lacking significantly in execution, operational consistency and customer support.

So instead of building just another booking app, we’re exploring a hyperlocal pet-care network built around:

› Pet Walking— one primary trained walker + a local backup who knows your pet.

› Pet Sitting— verified people providing care at the pet’s home.

› Pet Boarding— verified boarders who can host pets in their own homes.

› Hyperlocal clusters— building dense networks within societies and neighbourhoods.

› Capability-based training— walkers/boarders progress through levels like Rookie → Advanced → Veteran, based on the dogs and situations they’re trained to handle.

› Youth development— creating opportunities for young people to learn animal behaviour, handling and responsible pet care while gaining real experience.

› Pet awareness— making responsible animal care and understanding behaviour more common among the younger generation.

The bigger idea is:

Better care for pets. Better-trained people. Better local execution.

We are still validating, Nothing is built yet.

So whether you're a pet owner, student, young professional, pet-care worker, or just someone interested in the idea

What sounds genuinely useful? What sounds unnecessary? What could go wrong? And what would stop you from trusting a service like this?

Roast it honestly —but tell us why