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Our Favourite Australian Dog Photographers
One of the most meaningful parts of building APAWLO Pets has been working alongside talented creatives who help bring our brand to life.
So much of what people see — the images of dogs running, training, playing, and doing what they love — comes from photographers who have an incredible ability to capture those moments and help us tell our story. They show personality, drive, and the connection between dogs and the people who love them.
Over the years, we’ve been lucky to build genuine relationships with some incredibly talented photographers who share that same appreciation for dogs.
Here are a few of our favourite Aussie dog photographers whose work we absolutely love.
Jumping Jacks Dog Photography (@jumpingjacksphotography)
If you’ve ever tried to photograph a high-drive dog, you’ll know how hard it is.
They’re fast, unpredictable, and the best moments last about half a second.
That’s why I love Katrina from Jumping Jacks Photography. She captures the kind of images that show dogs exactly how they are — explosive, athletic, and completely alive in the moment.
Some of my favourite photos of Winnie are from shoots with Katrina. Having a dog who hates strangers in her space, I never really imagined shoots together were something that would be possible for her during the peak of her reactivity. But shooting with Katrina, and seeing how much love, care and respect she has for the dogs that she photographs, has put me and so many other reactive dogs and their owners at ease while shooting with her.
After working with her for years, shooting with her personally and for my brand, I'm lucky enough to call this wonderful person my friend.
Haggie Snaps Photography (@haggiesnaps_photography)
Haggie Snaps Photography, run by Linds in Perth, specialises in natural light outdoor dog photography that captures the real moments between dogs and their people.
Her sessions take place in beautiful natural environments — from the beaches at sunrise to bushland around Perth — creating timeless backdrops for both portraits and action shots. Rather than stiff or posed photos, her style focuses on candid moments, playful expressions, and the unique personality of each dog.
Linds is also deeply connected to the dog world herself. She regularly photographs dog trials such as agility and scent work.
At the heart of her work is the belief that the bond between dogs and their humans is one of life’s greatest stories. Her goal is to capture a small chapter of that story — the love, quirks, and everyday moments — so people have something lasting to look back on.
Nathan Ryan (@nryan.xyz)
Nathan Ryan’s work focuses heavily on dog sports and shelter dogs, which makes his photography particularly meaningful within the dog community.
High Drive Photography
Sam from High Drive Photography does an incredible job capturing the intensity and focus of working dogs.
She does a lot of photography within bite sports like PSA and IGP, where timing and precision are everything. These sports move incredibly fast, and Sam has a great eye for capturing those powerful moments — the launch, the grip, the focus between dog and handler. She also photographs dock diving, freezing those dramatic mid-air jumps just before the splash.
It’s a style of photography that really celebrates what working and sport dogs are capable of — strength, speed, and drive — and perfectly reflects the world many of us love being part of.
Why Supporting Creatives Matters
Behind every beautiful photo is a creative professional investing time, equipment, skill, and experience. When small businesses work with photographers and other creatives, it creates a cycle in which everyone grows together.
Creatives help bring a brand’s vision to life, and businesses help support the people behind that work.
Supporting these talented people means:
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recognising the value of their work
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respecting the craft they’ve built
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and helping sustain creative industries that make small Aussie businesses stronger
For brands like us, creatives help tell the story of the dogs we love and the products we design for them. And for creatives, working with passionate small businesses helps bring their work to new audiences. It's a win-win!
Supporting creatives is one small way to keep the dog community thriving. When talented people are able to continue creating, everyone benefits — the businesses, the dog owners, and the dogs themselves.
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