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At the end of the day, what matters most on your shoots is that you pay attention to your dog and put his comfort first before absolutely anything else. You do not want to spend your shoot in an air of frustration, stealing moments from a dog who’s suffering emotionally or feeling unfairly challenged. Instead, you want to be on the receiving end of gifted moments—moments that the dog is giving you from his heart. Moments that are built around trust, comfort, and happiness. I can guarantee you, no matter how blue the sky, how sparkling the sun, how sharp your focus, or how delightful your white balance, your photo means absolutely nothing if you have not captured the true spirit of canine.

And now, after baring my soul and showing you so many shots in which I’ve personally failed to make my dog models as comfortable as they deserve to be, let’s round this out. For a boost of my deflated little ego, let’s end this chapter with a pair of dogs who are emanating some absolutely brilliant dog body language in the midst of their happy moment. Thank you Meatloaf and Alfredo, for bringing it home!

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