Facebook page or kennel website: why have both
Many kennels live on Facebook. It's useful, but a Facebook page isn't a website. Here's what each brings, and how to make them work together.
In short
A Facebook page is useful to…
- share news and photos day to day;
- talk with a community of breed enthusiasts;
- be where many families already spend time.
An Affixe site is essential to…
- be found on Google by families looking for a kennel;
- present your litters and breeding dogs clearly and lastingly;
- receive structured applications instead of scattered messages.
Point by point
| Point by point | Facebook page | Affixe |
|---|---|---|
| FreeFree Discovery plan | Yes | Yes |
| News and photos as they happenBlog and news to families | Yes | Yes |
| Your own address and visual identity | No | Yes |
| Found on Google for “kennel + breed + region” | Partly | Yes |
| Litters and available puppies always visible | Partly | Yes |
| Adoption questionnaire | No | Yes |
| Waiting list and deposits | No | Yes |
| Visible without a Facebook account | Partly | Yes |
| Your content belongs to youExport your data anytime | Partly | Yes |
“Partly”: possible with manual work or add-ons.
Facebook page
What a Facebook page does well
Facebook is free, immediate and already in families' pockets. To tell the kennel's story, show puppies growing and build a community around the breed, it's an excellent channel.
Where Affixe goes further
Making both work together
- 01
Create your Affixe site and your litter pages.
- 02
Put your site's link in your Facebook page's About section.
- 03
For each litter, share its page's link on Facebook: applications arrive on your site.
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Comparison made in October 2026 from each tool's common use. Products change: check their current offers.
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