Pet Portrait Sessions

Your Experience & Investment

Whether we’re looking at working with dogs, horses or cats and their humans, the process of the portrait session is almost identical. Learn about the steps involved for our pet portrait photography session here, along with the investment options available too.

How the Pet Portrait Process Works

Dog photograph of Australian cattle dog in dark studio

Session Fee & Investment Overview

Products & Wall Art

A framed picture of a dog with a striped towel over its head hanging on a white wall in a modern room with a brown leather chair, a small side table, a gray rug, and a large potted plant.

Why Wall Art Matters


When I photograph dogs, cats, horses or pets and their people I’m not just capturing their appearance- I’m preserving their spirit, their quirks, and the moments that make them unique. These portraits are more than just photos; they’re memories that deserve to be celebrated and cherished every single day.

Wall art transforms those memories into something you can see and feel daily. Coming home and seeing your dog’s soulful eyes or their playful energy immortalized in a fine art piece is such a beautiful thing to do. It’s not just decoration; it’s a reminder of the love and joy they bring to your life.

That’s why I focus on creating high-quality, museum-grade wall art. I want your dog’s story to have a place of honor in your home- because they’re family.

Portrait Sessions and Product

We finally had our portrait session with Woof House Studio and I couldn’t be more happy with the results. Nadia is an absolute gem and I can’t wait for our next session.

A dog with a mostly white face, brown spots, and erect ears lying on a fallen log in a forest with blurred trees and leaves in the background.

— Gia & Wrangler