Dog Photography at The Beaches, Toronto
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One of my favourite locations for dog photography in Toronto is the Beach, also known as The Beaches.
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Terri J Photography
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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- Feb 22, 2024 Become a Dog Foster Parent and Make a Difference
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January 2024
- Jan 31, 2024 Planning your pet photography session
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- Jan 2, 2024 From Heartbreak to Puppy Love. Welcoming joy with a new puppy!
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- Mar 17, 2023 Pet Photography Tips - Leading Lines
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February 2023
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January 2023
- Jan 27, 2023 Highlights of a senior dog photo shoot in Toronto
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December 2022
- Dec 30, 2022 Toronto Pet Photo Shoots, 2022 Awards
- Dec 23, 2022 9 Tips for Pet Photos with Santa
- Dec 9, 2022 My favourite tip for better dog portraits
- Dec 2, 2022 How to Give Your Dogs the Life of Luxury They Deserve
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November 2022
- Nov 18, 2022 Why I Love Being a Pet Photographer
- Nov 4, 2022 Capturing action shots at a dog portrait session
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September 2022
- Sep 30, 2022 A love letter to my dogs
- Sep 23, 2022 Looking for ideas to improve your dog photography?
- Sep 2, 2022 Why Walking Your Dog is Vital!
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August 2022
- Aug 26, 2022 An End of Life Pet Photography Session in Toronto
- Aug 5, 2022 How to keep your dog happy and content
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June 2022
- Jun 24, 2022 Ideas for celebrating Canada Day with your dog
- Jun 17, 2022 Richmond Green Park Dog and Engagement Photography
- Jun 17, 2022 Photography to raise funds for Toronto rescue dogs
- Jun 10, 2022 What happens at an end of life dog photography session?
- Jun 3, 2022 7 of my favourite Dog-Friendly Patios in Toronto
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March 2022
- Mar 18, 2022 Dog Photography Specialist in Toronto
- Mar 4, 2022 7 Fun Facts about Corgis
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January 2022
- Jan 28, 2022 How I greet dogs for their photography session
- Jan 21, 2022 Why I love Toronto as a pet and family photographer
- Jan 7, 2022 Why this is the year for a Professional Pet Photo Shoot
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December 2021
- Dec 31, 2021 Toronto dog photographer's 2021 photo awards
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October 2021
- Oct 22, 2021 Samoyed Dog Photography
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May 2021
- May 28, 2021 Is a Goldendoodle right for your family?
- May 10, 2021 The 5 Best Dog Parks in North York
- May 7, 2021 Fostering a Rescue dog in Toronto
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April 2021
- Apr 30, 2021 Toronto Professional Cat Photography
- Apr 23, 2021 7 Happiness lessons to learn from dogs
- Apr 2, 2021 Framing Your Toronto Dog Portraits
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March 2021
- Mar 26, 2021 Toronto Senior Dog Photography Session
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February 2021
- Feb 26, 2021 Dog Photography Before and After Photos
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January 2021
- Jan 29, 2021 9 Must-Have Dog Photo Ideas
- Jan 22, 2021 Dogs in Snow and Winter Photo Sessions
- Jan 15, 2021 How to bond with your puppy and become the center of their universe
- Jan 1, 2021 New Puppy Photography
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December 2020
- Dec 4, 2020 Holiday Gift Guide for the Dog Lover
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November 2020
- Nov 6, 2020 National Animal Shelter Appreciation Week
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September 2020
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May 2020
- May 29, 2020 How to Choose the right pet photographer
- May 16, 2020 Should I take my dog to the dog park?
- May 16, 2020 Poisonous Plants and Other Garden Dangers to Pets
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March 2020
- Mar 20, 2020 Finding colour with our dogs during the Covid-19 Outbreak
- Mar 13, 2020 Negative space in pet photography
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February 2020
- Feb 14, 2020 The bond between dogs and people
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November 2019
- Nov 22, 2019 Natural Light Pet Photography
- Nov 15, 2019 Photographing People with their Pets
- Nov 1, 2019 Dog and Family Fall Photography in Toronto
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September 2019
- Sep 6, 2019 Dogs with Blue Eyes
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August 2019
- Aug 8, 2019 A sunset pet photography session, Toronto
- Aug 6, 2019 Amazing urban dog photography in Toronto
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July 2019
- Jul 14, 2019 Photography of Dogs in the city | Toronto
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May 2019
- May 4, 2019 Why you should consider hiring a professional pet photographer
- May 3, 2019 Family photography sessions with dogs
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March 2019
- Mar 22, 2019 Why you need a photo session to capture your dog’s portrait
- Mar 15, 2019 The Colour Green in Nature and Wildlife Photography
- Mar 1, 2019 Planning a pet photography shoot at your home.
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February 2019
- Feb 15, 2019 Is a wagging tail always a sign of a happy dog?
- Feb 8, 2019 How photographers edit your dog photos
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August 2018
- Aug 31, 2018 Are You Ready to Adopt a Dog?
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June 2018
- Jun 28, 2018 First-Time Pet Owner? Here are 5 tips
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March 2018
- Mar 29, 2018 Dogs of Vietnam and Cambodia
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November 2017
- Nov 8, 2017 Winter Safety Tips for Dog Owners
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March 2017
- Mar 22, 2017 Who's the boss - you or the dog?
terri@terrijphotography.com | 416-436-5030
Dog photographer serving Toronto, Markham, Richmond Hill, Vaughan, Scarborough, Etobicoke, Thornhill
and occasionally in South Florida
© 2016-2024 Terri J Photography All rights reserved
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