dog photography

Fun Canine Facts!

Our fuzzy canine friends mean so much too all of us, but how much do we really know?

When a dog sniffs another dog's behind, they are actually exchanging important information about each other. This process is known as "sniffing" and it helps dogs to identify each other and figure out if they are friend or foe.

Every single dog has a unique noseprint, just like a human fingerprint!

Dogs have a special sense of smell that is 10,000 times stronger than ours. They can even use their noses to track missing persons and detect diseases!

On average, dogs live for about 10-12 years but some

Dogs can sniff the same time as breathing!


They are now one of the most common breeds used as service dogs, thanks to their loyalty and intelligence.

Did you know that dogs only have sweat glands in their paws? This is why they often appear to be panting when they're hot - they're trying to cool themselves down through evaporation.

A dog's sense of smell is so powerful that it can detect odours that are imperceptible to us. For example, they can smell cancerous tumours long before they can be detected by any medical tests.
A bloodhounds sense of smell is so good it can actually be used as evidence in a court of law!


The loveable basset hound is known for its big ears, droopy eyes, and short legs. But there’s more to these pups than meets the eye!
Basset hounds can not swim!

Did you know that dogs have been shown to be able to sense when their owner is sad or upset? And they will often try to comfort their humans in these moments. Isn't that amazing?

Rigaletto, the 75kg Mastiff and his little buddy Junior

Woah! What an awesome shoot! We have a lot of amazing dogs come through our Perth Photography Studio, but Rigaletto has to be one of the biggest dogs we have seen throughout our many years of photographing pets. Rigaletto is a 75kg Mastiff, which are known to grow up to the weight of a whopping 100kg 😲! The pictures truly can't capture how huge Rigaletto is, but one thing we were able to capture is his calm temperament. He is such a placid and calm-natured animal, occasionally during the shoot he would just have a lay down in our lovely green grass of the 5 acre outdoor studio. Regaletto's owner, Leah, actually used to breed Mastiffs, meaning Regaletto was extremely well trained and made for a great model, especially for being such a huge dog he was happy to pose where needed. 

Regaletto's best friend is Junior, an eleven year old Staffy cross. These two don't let the size difference get in the way of their friendship, with them happily running after a ball together while going for walks with their owners, Leah and Neil. Junior absolutely LOVES playing fetch, retrieving and shredding his squeaky toys. Jane managed to capture some truly stunning photos of Junior chasing the ball, but by far the picture that speaks a 1000 words is of Neil with pure panic on his face as he realised he threw the ball directly at Jane, with Junior determined to retrieve it (second last photo), thankfully Jane didn't get seriously hurt 😊 

Neil and Leah came all the way done from Karratha to get their photos taken at our Perth studio, and we are so glad they did as we captured some truly stunning moments allowing them to remember them forever 😃

Tioni, Craig and Axel

What a fun shoot! Axel, the American Staffy, looks big and tough although he is also an absolute goof making for a very enjoyable shoot. Axel is extremely ball orientated loving to run around fetching his ball, meaning that Jane the photographer was sneaky holding the ball near the lens to get his attention although sometimes the excitement would get too much and axel would come sprinting over to give kisses to the ball and often Jane stood in the firing line. The ball made for a great interaction shot between Axel and Craig- holding the ball up for Axel to jump for, highlighting his pure excitement and love for his toys. One thing Axel loves more than fetching balls and toys is mingling with other dogs. This social butterfly displayed his social abilities throughout the whole photo shoot not being scared to introduce himself to Jane and her assistant Tom with cute little Axel walking through the studio seeing what he could discover.

Craig and Tioni absolutely adore Axel and I can totally understand why after seeing his cute and goofy face. It is clear that they love their fur baby and he definitely loves them. Thanks for allowing us to capture the love between you all at our 5 acre Perth outdoor pet photography studio, it was a true honour.

Paddington the Labradoodle

This is Paddington, a one year old Labrador crossed poodle mixed with a huge amount of cuteness. You know how you have those people who you just enjoy being around, Paddington is essentially the dog equivalent. Ever since the minute Paddington cheerfully walked into our 5 acre outdoor Perth studio, he showed his friendliness not being afraid to have a cuddle, with Jane the photographer recieving a few during the shoot. Apparently it wasn't just because of Jane's huge love and skill with dogs, but Paddington's owner Tanita, says that he gets along with pretty much anyone.

Paddington absolutely flourished when he got a hold of his precious duck and cow squeaky toys, but a definite favourite was the stretchy rope, making for some awesome interactive photos.