⚠⚠ Safety Note: If you are not confident handling dogs, or your insurance does not cover you doing so, or the owner would prefer you not to, then you need to talk the client through this process. I do both depending on the dog in front of me at the time. If in doubt, let the owner handle the dog. ⚠⚠
This is so helpful, thank you! Been practicing on my dog as I work toward starting my business. Before watching this I saw a cool log and just said "hop up" to my dog and pointed and he did it, haha. Obv so different with client dogs though. But I'm going to do this method with my dog from now on because I see how the circling makes it safer too. Great tips! Thank you!
So I'm watching your video in my kitchen this morning, and my 85 lb Doodle Leo walks in -I grab the treats and attempt to have Leo put his paws up on the Kitchen chair using your technique. Presto, it worked first time!! Wonderful video, bravo!
Thanks Jess. You make it look possible! My dog not great with treats even high value chicken, but responds to a ball , but I am keen to give this a try. Great advice.
Love love love this video 😍 Super helpful and so easy to follow. Cheers Jess u 🌟 Incorporating the semi circle is a game changer, I tend to use it to get the dog in position on the floor / or as a reset but have never used it when asking to dog to get up onto an object which is why they tend to jump off 💡 thankyou for sharing, super informative & helpful as always.
Probably a very beginner question to ask, but do you always have a second person doing this for you while you shoot or are you positioning the dog AND also photographing them? It that regard, how do you get the dog to "stay" on the object without following you or the handler away from the object again?
This is for working with clients dogs so there is always the client there as a human too. If you’re wanting to work with your own dogs then Bryt Diaries playlist on our channel covers all our dog model training 🙌
Great video! I always love your videos and the way you explain stuff. Thankfully my dogs are like mountain goats climbing on logs etc themselves while on a walk so I don't have any trouble with this 😂 but will be useful for other dogs photoshoot, please can you do a video on tips for location scouting? 🤔
Thank you for such kind words and hopefully it proves useful when on photoshoots with other dogs 🙂 For requests if you just drop it in the request box thattogspot.com/the-request-box/ 🙂
Good Evening Jess i have been with canon and nikon for a while and i am about to make the big jump and going over to Sony and i looking at the A7R iii and i think its the camera that you use to use acouple of years ago , do you still its still a good camera now for the Animal AF and tracking please as was looking at the A7 iii but ppl saying the a7R is better
Loved this video! 😊 100% recommended for all dog photographers. I wish my dog wasn’t afraid of so many things… she doesn’t give a sh!t about food or ball if she is on leash, and I can’t release her in the middle of the forest 😂 well can I can, not sure what will happen! 🤷🏻♀️ Luckily I can release her on the beach when nobody is around, will try there, let’s see if she listens to me! 😊
You know Stefan, usually I’d say nothing but something kind to a comment like this, because you never know what someone else is going through in their personal lives and maybe they’re struggling or feeling down and maybe I’m just an easy target and I can deal with that. But today, sadly, is not that day for me. I’ve watched our team move heaven and earth to get this heavily requested and entirely free video out onto TH-cam by 12 noon with permission from 3 owners and 4 humans to even get the clips needed. It costs absolutely nothing to be kind and just because you’re having a bad day doesn’t mean you need to go out of your way to make someone else’s worse you know? That all being said, I genuinely do hope you have a great weekend and are staying safe and well this February 🙂
personally I think Jess' videos are very informative and id be a bit concerned if she barely spoke at all. Honestly if you don't like the video you didn't need comment. but that being said thanks for teaching me a new word, id never heard of the term 'kitsch' before 👍
Wow! How rude & nasty. I love Jess's videos. So informative and she is definitely the person to learn from. She has so much experience and knowledge. Very grateful for her.
⚠⚠ Safety Note: If you are not confident handling dogs, or your insurance does not cover you doing so, or the owner would prefer you not to, then you need to talk the client through this process. I do both depending on the dog in front of me at the time. If in doubt, let the owner handle the dog. ⚠⚠
This is so helpful, thank you! Been practicing on my dog as I work toward starting my business. Before watching this I saw a cool log and just said "hop up" to my dog and pointed and he did it, haha. Obv so different with client dogs though. But I'm going to do this method with my dog from now on because I see how the circling makes it safer too. Great tips! Thank you!
Glad you found this video useful and can understand the importance of the safety of the subject 🙂
Fabulous. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
You're so welcome 😀
So I'm watching your video in my kitchen this morning, and my 85 lb Doodle Leo walks in -I grab the treats and attempt to have Leo put his paws up on the Kitchen chair using your technique. Presto, it worked first time!! Wonderful video, bravo!
Yay! I’m so glad Leo and you achieved this 🙌❤️
Thank you for sharing. It will help me a lot 👌✨
I'm glad it helped you 😀
great video. This will be a huge help when working with client dogs. Thanks for ALL you do
Glad you will find it useful Shirley 🤓 Thank you for your continued support 🙂
Great video! Thank you for always sharing really helpful tips! 😊
You are so welcome!
Love this video!! Please more of those. This is so helpful!
Glad you found this useful 🤓
Thanks Jess. You make it look possible! My dog not great with treats even high value chicken, but responds to a ball , but I am keen to give this a try. Great advice.
Responding to a ball is absolutely fine and I can't wait to see your dog on a log 🤓
Love love love this video 😍 Super helpful and so easy to follow. Cheers Jess u 🌟 Incorporating the semi circle is a game changer, I tend to use it to get the dog in position on the floor / or as a reset but have never used it when asking to dog to get up onto an object which is why they tend to jump off 💡 thankyou for sharing, super informative & helpful as always.
Lucy! that's such great feedback, thank you so much for sharing your thoughts, super happy it's helped you 🥰
Thank you!
You're so welcome 🙏 hope it helped
Probably a very beginner question to ask, but do you always have a second person doing this for you while you shoot or are you positioning the dog AND also photographing them? It that regard, how do you get the dog to "stay" on the object without following you or the handler away from the object again?
This is for working with clients dogs so there is always the client there as a human too. If you’re wanting to work with your own dogs then Bryt Diaries playlist on our channel covers all our dog model training 🙌
Great video! I always love your videos and the way you explain stuff. Thankfully my dogs are like mountain goats climbing on logs etc themselves while on a walk so I don't have any trouble with this 😂 but will be useful for other dogs photoshoot, please can you do a video on tips for location scouting? 🤔
Thank you for such kind words and hopefully it proves useful when on photoshoots with other dogs 🙂 For requests if you just drop it in the request box thattogspot.com/the-request-box/ 🙂
you might want to check out Jess' "sh!t Hot Shots" course, its a great course and covers location scouting
Good Evening Jess i have been with canon and nikon for a while and i am about to make the big jump and going over to Sony and i looking at the A7R iii and i think its the camera that you use to use acouple of years ago , do you still its still a good camera now for the Animal AF and tracking please as was looking at the A7 iii but ppl saying the a7R is better
Do you still use the Sony Alpha a7R III
I got a canon 5d mark iv but the eye AF from the Sony is tempting me
We rarely use the a7R III. We have upgraded our camera bodies but still shoot with Sony 🙂
@@ThatPhotographySpot what camera body do you use now thanks so much for replying
Loved this video! 😊 100% recommended for all dog photographers. I wish my dog wasn’t afraid of so many things… she doesn’t give a sh!t about food or ball if she is on leash, and I can’t release her in the middle of the forest 😂 well can I can, not sure what will happen! 🤷🏻♀️ Luckily I can release her on the beach when nobody is around, will try there, let’s see if she listens to me! 😊
So glad you loved this video 🙂 Hopefully it is useful when you are next at the beach 🤓
Thanks for nothing!
Is there a problem?
@@ThatPhotographySpot Your pictures are kitch and you talk too much
You know Stefan, usually I’d say nothing but something kind to a comment like this, because you never know what someone else is going through in their personal lives and maybe they’re struggling or feeling down and maybe I’m just an easy target and I can deal with that. But today, sadly, is not that day for me. I’ve watched our team move heaven and earth to get this heavily requested and entirely free video out onto TH-cam by 12 noon with permission from 3 owners and 4 humans to even get the clips needed. It costs absolutely nothing to be kind and just because you’re having a bad day doesn’t mean you need to go out of your way to make someone else’s worse you know?
That all being said, I genuinely do hope you have a great weekend and are staying safe and well this February 🙂
personally I think Jess' videos are very informative and id be a bit concerned if she barely spoke at all. Honestly if you don't like the video you didn't need comment. but that being said thanks for teaching me a new word, id never heard of the term 'kitsch' before 👍
Wow! How rude & nasty. I love Jess's videos. So informative and she is definitely the person to learn from. She has so much experience and knowledge. Very grateful for her.