DogConnect network surpasses 2,800 dogs

NUNEATON, England —

Companion Systems Ltd today announced that the DogConnect network has surpassed 2,800 connected dogs. As of 9 July 2026, the network comprises 2,847 dogs, up from 1,204 at the end of March.

“The network is growing. The network has never lost a dog. The network does not lose dogs.”

— Graham, Chief Executive Officer, Companion Systems

The 1,000th Connectivity Dividend was delivered in June, on schedule, in accordance with the 100-day cycle. The 2,000th Dividend is expected in September. The 4,000th Dividend is expected before Christmas. The arithmetic of the network is straightforward, and the network performs it every day.

“We would like to be clear about the arrangement,” said Graham. “The dogs are with their owners. The network is with the dogs. We are with the network. It is a complete arrangement. Nothing in the arrangement is optional. We made sure of this when we designed it.”

Companion Systems confirms that the network requires growth. The network has always grown. The network is expected to continue growing. Members do not need to do anything. The network does the network.

“We are sometimes asked what happens if the network stops growing,” said Graham. “The network has not stopped growing. The network is not expected to stop growing. We have prepared a document about what happens if the network stops growing. The document is eight pages long. The document is available on request. The request is noted.”

DogConnect membership remains available from £4.99 per month. The Connectivity Dividend is a living animal and is non-returnable. Further information is available in the DogConnect Technical Paper (PDF, 8 pages).