Tips for newcomers trying to meet owner

[doglovingcouple]

We are dipping our toes in attempting to find an owner. Was curious if anyone had any red flags to look for when talking with owners?

 

[Koniowładny.]

Well first you have to check how long have they been here and do how high are thier stats.
Secondly meet somwhere public and lastly safe point is to set a rule no pictures allowed.

 

[doglovingcouple]

Well first you have to check how long have they been here and do how high are thier stats.
Secondly meet somwhere public and lastly safe point is to set a rule no pictures allowed.

How long would be a good baseline for tenure here? I know each situation is different. But is there a minimum I should be looking for?

 

[Koniowładny.]

Well tbh month at least is good and if they have more than 150 post thier good also you can meet for normal sex first its also good to meet someone

 

[doglovingcouple]

Are there any phrases or questions you would consider a red flag if a person asked it in conversations?

 

[Koniowładny.]

Hmmm i would say anything that would force you to admit that you like to fuck animals like a police trying to maje u admit that you are selling drugs

 

[doglovingcouple]

Thank you for all the advice I appreciate it

 

[Koniowładny.]

Dont worry and remember to stay cool yourself because if you seem suspicious you might get kicked out

 

[nekdoneco123]

ppl whose whole posting history here is literally just looking for ppl is a huge red flag.
where's the "we can't have a dog/horse/whatever" excuse story?

 

[doglovingcouple]

ppl whose whole posting history here is literally just looking for ppl is a huge red flag.
where's the "we can't have a dog/horse/whatever" excuse story?

I'll keep that in mind

 

[doglovingcouple]

I think there's a meetup guide somewhere on the forums. I'd definitely give that a good read. Personally, I wouldn't meet anyone before like 6 months or even a year, unless they 'went first' on a lot of things. Just as insurance for myself. I like to really get to know someone well before any meeting.

Thank you! I will find that thread! What kind of things would you recommend they 'go first' on?

 

[H3llH4mmer]

Here is my opinion about this
You don't start to meet with someone until you know that person, id say like after 1 year of conversations, you can meet in a public place and talk, and if the person is close to you i say you should meet with the other person like 3 more times, maybe you could go to a park, walk with his dog, get to know both of them, and after that you can breed with his dog, No pictures and no filming!!!!
I advise females to be cautious with all this meeting things

 

[doglovingcouple]

I realize I forgot to respond.

Unfortunately I don't have any recommendations. It's up to you to 'feel them out' and will really be what both parties are comfortable with. It's not realistic to expect someone to basically dox themselves while the other person holds back. Still, some people are perfectly comfortable sharing things without receiving any information in return. It just depends on the person.

Thank you very much for the answer. Your insight has been incredibly helpful

 

[likestowatchinnc]

When it's early in the process you should ask for some form of verification that an "owner" does in fact actually own an intact male dog if that's what you're looking for. There are people who'll claim to be an owner but aren't; who have no compunction about wasting your time.

 

[Gaybttm69]

Well first you have to check how long have they been here and do how high are thier stats.
Secondly meet somwhere public and lastly safe point is to set a rule no pictures allowed.

Omg yes! No pictures is very important!

 

[H3llH4mmer]

Omg yes! No pictures is very important!

No phone number,

 

[likestowatchinnc]

No phone number,

Very true. Use something like Session or a similar app to communicate as the IRL meetings approach.