When it comes to setting up playdates for your furry friend, there are a few important things to consider to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone involved. Here’s our Pawsitively Playful: A Guide to Safe Doggy Playdates.

When it comes to pet photography, location is a crucial factor to consider. The ideal location for a photo shoot depends on the pet's personality and behaviour. For instance, cats may feel more relaxed in their own homes and dogs may need a calm environment if they're easily startled. On the other hand, dogs who love playing in the surf might enjoy a beach photo shoot.

American Psychologist and Art Therapist, Judy Weiser affirms “family portraiture lets Children learn who they are and where they fit”.

Portraits allow little ones to develop their own sense of self-awareness in an intuative way that encourages feelings of love, acceptance and belonging.

I recently contacted Rick from Limeburner Grove Wedding Venue to view their property for pet photo shoots. While Rick was showing me around their gorgeous property, he told me about the history of the property with his two young boys in tow. Rick and his wife Megan have had the property 3 years now.

I headed out with my husband Leon and my trusty sidekick and model, Murray to scout for locations to shoot in and around Denmark. We started at the Doggy Park, and we were lucky enough to run into a lady named Robin, who is second Mum to the lovely Percy. Percy and Murray got along from the start and had a great time with each other.