Helping people and dogs
find each other

Every year, thousands of dogs are surrendered to shelters not because they are bad dogs — but because they were the wrong dog for that household. A high-energy Border Collie placed with a sedentary apartment dweller. A giant breed in a studio apartment. A nervous rescue with a toddler-filled home.

Jith Sarker founded Sarker Canine Match to address this mismatch head-on. Drawing on extensive research into canine behavior, breed characteristics, and pet ownership psychology, Jith created a consulting practice dedicated to one goal: helping people make informed, confident dog breed decisions before they adopt.

Operating entirely online, Sarker Canine Match serves clients across the United States — from first-time owners in New York apartments to active families in Colorado suburbs — delivering personalized breed matching reports and consultations tailored to each client's unique life.

Millions of dogs end up in shelters each year — and a significant portion of those surrenders stem from a preventable cause: the dog was the wrong fit for the household.

Sarker Canine Match exists to interrupt that cycle. By helping potential owners understand the real demands of different breeds before they commit, we help create more stable, joyful, and lasting pet-owner relationships.

Our commitment to responsible pet ownership means we sometimes tell clients a dog is not the right choice for their current lifestyle — and that honesty is a feature, not a limitation.