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28th May 15:26
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Cats and Dogs are smart - really smart!
Your cat or dog will happily pose for photos when its tiny - because everything is a game then.The best time to photograph a new puppy or kitten is when you first introduce them to your garden or home - that way EVERYTHING is exciting and new and its a voyage of exploration for them. So for the best photos of your pet start early - and ALWAYS have your camera to hand for the best photos. Make sure you have a spare memory card too - you will take LOTS of photos! When kittens and puppies are really tiny, its fun to take pictures as they explore the world about them - and they are still small enough to get inside wellingtons and big shoes . I do not quite suggest dressing your pet up (that is a bit 1950s) but dogs particularly like a red bandana round their collar. Play with your puppy/kitten - use balls of wool on a string, fluffy toys,or just a plain old red ball (but not a tennis ball - they can quickly tear those apart and choke on them ) Its a lot easier if there are two of you - one to hold things out of reach and to feed tit-bits while the other one photographs the pets. Some of the best pictures are to be had when the baby animal is still with its mother and siblings. Get yourself a training clicker from the pet shop and this will quickly grab their attention.Have a supply of small treats (NOT chocolate -its bad for animals) to keep them interested.... http://groups.google.com/group/dogfoodmave |
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