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Photographing Dogs? Here’s What You Need to Know About Their Safety & Comfort

Whether you’re a professional pet photographer or an enthusiastic dog owner capturing memories, understanding how to work with dogs safely in photoshoots is crucial. We spend hours perfecting our lighting, locations, and poses—but do we really know what’s happening beneath the surface?

💡 Have you ever:
✔ Asked a dog to jump over a log for the perfect action shot?
✔ Posed a dog on a narrow stump or a slippery rock?
✔ Noticed a dog losing focus or “stubbornly” refusing to hold a pose?

These might seem like small details, but they can cause discomfort, fatigue, or even long-term injuries if we’re not careful.

📸 In this essential webinar, you’ll learn:
✅ The hidden risks in common poses (jumping, balancing, stretching).
✅ How to identify early signs of fatigue, discomfort, or pain in dogs.
✅ How to safely work with puppies, seniors, and dogs with pre-existing conditions.
✅ Simple adjustments to keep your dog models safe—without sacrificing creativity.

🎙️ Presented by Frey (Certified Canine Physio, CCRP, CCFT, Service Dog Trainer), this talk is a must for anyone photographing dogs—whether for clients or for personal projects.

About Frey:

Frey is a highly qualified dog physiotherapist, CCRP (Certified Canine Rehabilitation Practitioner), CCFT (Certified Canine Fitness Trainer), and service dog trainer. His work is rooted in science-based methods, and he has a deep understanding of how behavior and physical health are connected. Over the past 10 years, he has worked extensively with working dogs, rehabilitation cases, and dogs with behavioral challenges—helping handlers recognize early signs of pain, discomfort, and stress before they escalate.

Included in your purchase:

• 2+ hours of recorded webinar
• Q&A and Analysis session recording
• .pdf of the presentation