One dog. Separate handlers.
Gary and Sarah each sign in on their own phone. Harley stays one shared dog profile.
Gary and Sarah each sign in on their own phone. Harley stays one shared dog profile.
Create the household on the first phone. The second handler joins it with a one-use invite code.
Same dog, different handlers. OIT tracks what changed when the person on the other end of the lead changed.
This session is automatically attributed to the signed-in handler. Tap any numbered rep later to correct it.
Log the next repetition, or tap a number to edit an earlier one.
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Capture the situation while the details are fresh. Structured fields help telemetry; the note keeps the human context.
This is where OIT starts separating “the dog can't do it” from “something changed around this handler, cue or environment.”
Only edit what you actually say. Different cues are not automatically wrong; OIT correlates them with performance.