Toronto Dog Photography
Your dog is extraordinary. Their portraits should be too.
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Never ‘just a dog’.
They are your dog.
The one waiting at the door. The truest companion on epic hikes and slow walks in the park. The source of comfort during the hardest of days. The keen observer and witness to the small moments of your life.
At Posh Pets® Photography, we photograph dogs – from the mischievous puppies to the wise seniors – creating artwork that forever preserves the soul of your precious family member.
If you are searching for a Toronto dog photographer who understands both dogs and the people who adore them, welcome.
What do extraordinary dog portraits look like?
Art-directed hero images of dogs along with quieter unscripted moments. Shaped by truly custom sessions that have seen dogs hike up mountains, wade through rivers and lakes, explore urban city centres, or be gently carried down the steps to the backyard. Extraordinary is what you choose.
Home is where my dog lives.
For the shy and senior pups we have the perfect location – your home. The one place where they feel safe, secure and confident enough to let us into their world.
How do you plan to enjoy your portraits?
It begins with deciding where you will display them. Cues from your decorating style and your dog will go into the design of the session.
Whether the primary home, the cottage or the office, your art will look at home.
” My dog cannot be off-leash.”
Perfect. Because keeping your dog safe trumps everything else.
At this point, you have no doubt have seen our portfolio and all of those perfectly-behaved pups? Well, here’s the secret: 90% of those dogs were on-leash, connected to their owners when the photo was taken. Through the magic of editing, the leash ‘disappeared’ in the final portrait.
“Can you photograph our (human) family too?”
Absolutely.
Mums, Dads, children, and other pets in the household are all welcome.
And for those who are going to say, “I do not want to be in any portraits”, that’s fine too.
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Why now?
Puppies grow up. Adults get older. The days turn into years. Photograph them now, as you know them.
