Senior dogs bring quiet charm and timeless personality to portraits. In a studio, a Minneapolis dog photographer captures their warmth, subtle expressions, and the essence of their personality in meaningful, expressive images.

Picking a backdrop for your dog’s studio portrait doesn’t have to be stressful. With the Hue+Hound Color Guide, each client receives a custom 16‑page resource with curated background color options chosen specifically for their dog — plus explanations for why each works.

Professional dog portraits capture your dog’s personality and preserve memories you’ll actually display—not just scroll past. Learn why every dog deserves a portrait session with a Minneapolis dog photographer, including how these sessions create stress-free, high-quality images you’ll cherish for years.

Studio dog photography offers a calm, controlled environment where dogs can relax, focus, and show their true personality. Discover why many Minneapolis pet parents choose studio portraits over outdoor sessions.

Wondering if you can be in the photo with your dog? As a Minneapolis dog photographer, I love when dog parents join their pups in portraits. Including you adds depth, connection, and memories that last.

Choosing what to wear in portraits with your dog can feel tricky, but it doesn’t have to be. Learn a Minneapolis dog photographer’s best wardrobe tips to help your studio photos look timeless and cohesive while showcasing your connection.

Get your dog ready for their studio photoshoot the right way — from grooming to morning‑of prep like exercise, brushing, and packing favorite treats. These steps help your dog feel confident and relaxed for expressive portraits.

The background you choose for your dog’s studio portrait can make or break the final image. Discover how classic neutrals and warm or cool colors affect your dog’s look, and how to choose the perfect backdrop for studio photos with your dog.

Worried your dog won’t sit still for studio portraits? You don’t need perfect behavior to get great photos. Learn how patience, engagement, and a relaxed approach help capture your dog’s personality in every session.

Learn what happens after your dog’s session — from unedited proofs to polished final portraits — and why post-production makes all the difference in creating timeless dog photography you’ll love.

From saving a sick puppy to launching a full-time dog photography studio, and now celebrating Fraser’s fifth birthday, this is the story of how The Dog Photog came to be — and how one little Westie continues to shape every part of our lives.

Worried your dog might have an accident during a session? Here’s how we handle it, plus tips to prevent mishaps, keep your pet comfortable, and what happens if something gets damaged.

Confused about which backdrop color will best complement your dog? Learn in-depth color theory and practical tips to choose the perfect studio backdrop for your pup’s portraits.