Photo Guide

Choose photos that show how your pet looks to you. A familiar expression can say more than a perfect pose.

Start with the face

Look for a sharp photo at eye level, ideally near a window or outdoors in soft light. Choose a frame where both eyes, the nose and the ears are easy to see.

Add another angle

A side view gives a sense of their outline. A full-body picture helps explain proportions, coat length and the way they stand or sit.

Point out the small things

Include a close-up of a distinctive patch, ear tip or stripe. Where two photos show different coat colours, say which is closer in daylight.

If you only have an old photo

Use the clearest original you have. Describe anything outside the frame and ask which details can be interpreted from the available reference.

Keep your photos ready to attach when a contact channel is available.

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