A report support can act on
Describe the smallest sequence that reproduces the problem.
A precise report is faster to investigate and safer to share. Explain the product state and visible result without attaching unrelated account, payment, location, or personal information.
Step 1 · ContextName the device and exact feature
Include iPhone or iPad model, iOS version, DogPath version, and whether the issue affects Today, Explore, Coach, Tracker, a lesson, a program, or Premium management.
Say whether the device, installation, sign-in method, network, or relevant iOS permission changed shortly before the problem appeared.
Step 2 · ReproductionList the actions in order
Write a short sequence such as: open Tracker, start an active walk, lock the screen, reopen DogPath, then observe the message. Avoid broad summaries such as “tracking never works.”
If the issue is intermittent, note how often it occurred and what was different in the successful attempt.
Step 3 · ResultCopy the visible message exactly
Include what you expected, what happened instead, and the exact text shown. A cropped screenshot can help when it contains only the relevant screen.
Remove names, email addresses, map details, dog photos, receipts, notifications, and other content that support does not need.
Step 4 · Safe retrySay which single check you completed
Mention whether you checked the connection, reviewed the one relevant permission, reopened the feature, restored purchases, or retried once with a shorter coach question.
Do not repeatedly submit AI requests, reinstall the app, delete an account, or erase local data unless the support path specifically requires it.
Never include
Passwords, verification codes, full receipts, or payment credentials.
Support should not need those secrets to understand a DogPath issue. If a message asks for sensitive credentials or payment details, do not provide them through an ordinary support request.