A white poodle with a groomed coat sitting on a stone pathway in a garden with colorful flowers and bushes, sunlight shining from behind.
A fluffy black and white puppy appears to be jumping toward a colorful, fuzzy ball on a white background.
Black cat walking on grass in a garden.
A small black and white dog leaping through a jump obstacle in an outdoor yard.
A German Shepherd mix dog sitting in a garden with yellow and green plants, smiling with its tongue out and ears upright.
Close-up of a guinea pig with black, white, and brown fur, sitting on green grass with a blurred green background.
A small brindle and white dog walking on a sandy beach near the water's edge under a cloudy sky, with a marina and pylons in the background.
Three dogs of different breeds standing against a plain white background.
Colorful bird with green, yellow, and orange feathers, mid-flight against a plain background.

“Pets leave Pawprints in our Hearts”

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Spoil your pets with professional pet photography as they hold a unique and cherished place in our lives.

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Pawprints in the Sand ~ Roll in the Grass ~ Chase that Ball

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A few of our pets...

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What if my pet will never sit still?

We have many tricks up our sleeves to get your pet to “pose” using treats, toys and noises.

If your pet will not sit still, action shots are a great option and create amazing images.

...and my Dog can’t be off leash.

At Rob Sirota Photography over 90% of the dogs photographed cannot be off leash. Through the magic of editing you will never see the leash in the final images.

Not a Problem…

After Edits with Leash Removed
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What about Cats who have a mind of their own or pets who are unusually shy?

Honestly 90% of photographing a cat is just hanging out until they feel like walking, playing or jumping in the area we are set up.

The most important part of my job as a pet photographer is to be patient with the animal. At times exploring the space and letting the pet approach me on their terms is all it takes to make for a comfortable environment.

How do you handle smaller pets like lizards, hamsters, & snakes?

These pets are honestly some of the easiest to work with because I can just pick them up and put them where I want them along with the opportunity for fun shots of the owners’ hands interacting with their pets.