Discover effective strategies for dealing with the profound grief of losing a cherished pet. This article, written by a Toronto end-of-life pet photographer, offers compassionate advice, coping techniques, and support to help you navigate the difficult journey of pet loss.
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Read MoreThis week I was devastated to learn about two puppies poisoned by eating compost. One has died. The other was fighting for his life but luckily pulled through and is on his way to recovery. But there is an important lesson for all pet owners! Read about these common garden dangers to pets.
Read MoreI just love dogs with beautiful blue eyes! While quite rare, there are certain breeds that seem to get blue eyes more often. Read more for reasons why and check out some beautiful photos that I have taken of dogs with blue eyes
Read MoreI recently came across an article in the Globe and Mail regarding “dog dumping” , abandoning dogs on the roadside, in forests and even in the garbage. This is heartbreaking because we only hear about the tip of the iceberg when it comes to abandoned dogs. There are hundreds of stories that go untold!
Read MoreBringing home your first pet is a moment you’ll probably always remember. With the excitement of adding a member to the family comes the responsibility of caring for an animal that is completely dependent on you for food, water, shelter and much more. It can be exhilarating, exhausting and expensive—especially if you don’t know what you’re getting into. Here are some tips on how to prepare for your adventure as a first-time pet owner.
Read MoreOn a recent trip to Cambodia and Vietnam, I spent a fair amount of time photographing the dogs I saw there. These pictures of dogs in their local environments tell a great story of the types of dogs found there and of the lives they lead!
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So, you are considering a pet photography session, or a pet and people photoshoot. Are you wondering how it works and what you can expect? At Terri J Photography its a simple and easy 3 step process.
If you’re thinking of a pet and family portrait session and wondering exactly how it works, you’re in the right place. Read on to find out more about what happens at my pet and family portrait sessions on location in the Toronto area .
Terri J Photography specializes in pet photography in Toronto, Canada. With her love of dogs and dog training experience, together with her passion for photography, Terri will create images that capture your dog's personality.
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Fostering a dog can be a truly unique and rewarding experience. Becoming a dog foster parent not only changes the life of a furry friend in need but also enriches your own life in ways you might not have imagined.
Let’s explore the incredible journey of fostering dogs, the impact it can have on both you and the dogs you care for, and how you can take the first steps to become a dog foster parent.