Pit Bull Informational
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SOUNDNESS |
STEP 2 |
Take a picture of your dog from the side and front. Your dog must be standing naturally - not put into a position. Have the camera as level with the dog as possible. |
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| WRONG: not straight on enough. You should not see any part of the dog's body on a "front on" shot. | WRONG: dog's head is being pulled back by leash, otherwise ok. Dog is standing naturally the way SHE does. |
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RIGHT: the dog is standing naturally, head is not being forced back or up. Watch the tail - if it is tucked or down the dog is stressed and may not be standing naturally. Camera angle is low and straight on. |
PICTURE TAKING TIP! Takes two people. One steadies the dog, the other crouches down with camera. The one steadying the dog should toss a pebble a few feet in front of the dog to get it to look ahead. Camera operator should click as SOON as the dog looks good - you wait - dog will move! :) |
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