Want your dog’s face on your pajamas? Pick a route before you buy anything. Short answer The simplest answer to how to put your dog’s face on pajamas is a made-to-order pair: upload one sharp close-up, and MyDogPics cuts the face out and prints it all over the fabric. To make your own pajamas with […]
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Your dog is bold and bright, so why hang a portrait that is neither? Short answer Modern pet portraits swap the fur-by-fur realism of a traditional oil portrait for bold color, simplified shapes and open space. The common looks are colorful pop art, watercolor, abstract, line art and the minimal photo print, and each needs […]
Short answer Funny pet portraits work when the joke comes from your pet’s real character: the head tilt, the side-eye, the tongue that never quite goes back in. Pick a style that exaggerates one true trait, such as a cartoon, a caricature or a costume role, and start from a sharp photo that already caught […]
Your dog already rules the sofa. Why not give the throne a portrait? Short answer Royal pet portraits put your dog’s real face on a costume body in the style of old court portraits: a crown and robe, a general’s jacket, a lace collar. At MyDogPics you pick a portrait design, upload one sharp, eye-level […]
Everyone smiles at the camera, and your dog stares at the tree. Sound familiar? Short answer Good family Christmas pajamas pictures with a dog come from short, planned sessions: soft daylight from a window, the camera at the dog’s eye level, burst mode or a timer, treats behind the phone, and a stop at the […]
Buying for a dog person who has everything? Start with their own dog. Short answer The best gifts for dog owners either make daily life with the dog easier or put their own dog at the center: a dog-sitting IOU, an engraved ID tag, a training class, a session with a pet photographer. Ideas that […]
Short answer If your dog has just died, nothing has to be decided in the next ten minutes. What to do when your dog dies, in order: check for breathing and a heartbeat, call your vet or a 24-hour animal hospital, keep the body cool (it can wait up to 24 hours), then choose cremation […]
Short answer Pet memorial portraits work best when you begin with the photo that looks most like your dog, then track down its original, full-size file. Scan printed photos at 400 to 600 ppi if they will be enlarged, pick a style that photo can support, and hang the finished piece away from direct sun. […]
Short answer Two dog portraits work best from one sharp photo per dog, taken at each dog’s eye level, from the same distance and in the same light, then combined by the artist. A photo of both together helps only if both faces are sharp. Size the piece around the faces: every extra dog needs […]
Your friend just brought home a puppy. What do you bring besides a bow? Short answer The best puppy gifts in the first weeks solve puppy problems: a gate or pen for one safe room, chew and food toys sized for a growing mouth, an engraved ID tag and a paid puppy class. Save the […]
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