Being a dog parent is an incredible journey, but when you have a reactive dog, it can also feel isolating. I know this firsthand—because I have one too.
My dog is excitement-reactive, which means missing out on a lot of fun dog-friendly activities—like "Photos with Santa," the dog park, or brunch at a pet-friendly café. Watching other dogs and their owners enjoy those experiences can be heartbreaking. The world isn’t always built for dogs like ours.
That’s why I’m so passionate about creating a safe, judgment-free photography experience designed with reactive and rescue dogs in mind. With patience, understanding, and a completely flexible approach, I create sessions where your pup can just be—without pressure, without fear, and without being asked to do anything they’re not ready for.
A Stress-Free, Dog-Centered Photography Session
Because I’ve been in your shoes, I know how important it is to make sure your dog feels safe, respected, and never pushed beyond their comfort zone. Here’s how I do that:
Patience, Flexibility & Positive Reinforcement
If your dog needs breaks, we’ll take them. If they need space, I’ll give it to them. If they’re feeling confident and playful, we’ll capture that energy! There’s no set timeline, no pressure—just a relaxed, go-at-their-pace experience.
Help Your Dog Feel Comfortable
A little preparation can go a long way in making the session as smooth as possible:
Every Dog Deserves to Be Celebrated
Just because your dog can’t participate in traditional pet-friendly outings doesn’t mean they shouldn’t be celebrated. Their journey—their quirks, their heart, their resilience—is just as worthy of capturing.
I know what it’s like to feel like the world wasn’t built for your dog. But this session? This space? It is built for them.
If you’ve been waiting for the right time to capture your dog’s personality in a way that feels safe and natural, I’d love to help. Let’s create something beautiful together.