How To Include Your Fur Baby In Your Engagement Session

Pets!

But make sure to keep a few things handy:

A lint roller (It saves tons of time in photoshop to get your photos back to you quicker and you look great!).
Hair brush for your pup to groom them between shots.
Bring a bowl for water and a little food if you’re planning to be out for awhile.
Treats or a favorite toy to get them to look in the direction you want.
Make sure you have dog waste bags to clean up after them.
Bring a friend to help hold your pup when you want to move onto portraits of just you and your fiancé.
A towel to wipe their feet or dry them off (plan for everything).

Have a sign hang around their neck with a message or your wedding date
Place the engagement ring on the top of your pups nose
Minimalistic dress-up for your dog, bow or bowties bring the look together if you’re also going fancy.
Flowers around their neck or collar for a romantic vibe.

Make sure the location for the shoot allows dogs.
Have your dog groomed before the session.
Exercise before the session to get out excessive energy so they will sit still for photos.
Know the personality of your dog and what environments would work best and what would be too distracting for them.
Limit it to a few images with your dog.
Be realistic. Your dog is still a dog and no matter how much of a good boy he/she is they aren’t the best with posing and cooperation. So practice your commands before the session.