Puppy's first year:
captured in a beautiful portrait series.
Our new "Watch Me Grow" program has been in the works for awhile, and we're thrilled to share our very first model's transition from puppyhood to juvenile. If you have a new puppy joining your family, let's document the progress! They grow and change so much their first year, and it's so fun to see that transition.
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Welcome to our "Watch Me Grow" plan, designed especially for your rapidly growing puppy!
Puppies grow so quickly, and this portrait series ensures you capture every precious moment of their first year. With three carefully timed portrait sessions, you'll witness just how much your furry friend transforms (and trust us, it's a lot and it happens fast!).
We'll work together to schedule sessions that coincide with your puppy's growth spurts. Typically, the first session takes place between 8-12 weeks, followed by another around 6 months, and the final session around their first birthday.
Don't let these precious moments slip away – join our "Watch Me Grow" plan today and preserve the magic of your puppy's first year!
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Young puppies change quickly, so let's get the first session scheduled ASAP. We will chat in advance regarding colors & style. Think about a prop you'd like to use each time to show the scale of your pup's growth.
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After each session, you'll come back in to view the images and select the one for your final collage. You have the option to order additional images from each session at this time.
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After your third visit we'll finish your Watch Me Grow collage - your pup's first year story captured in a beautiful portrait collage. Having photos of their first year is a great way to remember how small they were and to see how they grow and change.
October 18-19: Headshots for Hounds Fundraiser
You need a professional portrait, rescues need your help. Every "Headshots for Hounds" session includes a donation to help save lives.
October's event will benefit Twin Cities Pet Rescue.