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Does your dog need to look at the camera for great photos? Not always. Some of the best dog portraits happen when they're simply being themselves.

Want your dog in this year's holiday cards? Learn when to schedule your photography session and how November and studio sessions can still work.

Can you bring multiple dogs to a photography session? Absolutely. See how I photograph each dog individually, together and with their people.

Should you bring your dog's favorite toy to a photography session? Absolutely. Toys can help with attention, action, breaks, comfort and personality.

Rain in the forecast doesn't automatically mean your dog's outdoor photography session is canceled. Clouds can create beautiful light, session times can sometimes be adjusted, and when rain really does interfere, we have options. Here's how I handle unpredictable Massachusetts weather when planning dog photography sess

A mini Aussie puppy is chasing a rolling frisbee while on leash, but the leash has been edited out of the image.

Should you be in photos with your dog? Learn why portraits together can preserve your bond, personality and the little moments you'll want to remember.

How far ahead should you book dog photography? Learn when to plan for fall, holiday cards, studio sessions, senior dogs and more.

Discover why fall is a great time for dog photography, from colorful New England foliage and cooler weather to earlier sessions and beautiful artwork.