Penang Pets Photography

Agility games weekend

2011-06-19T09:41:00.008+08:00

PAA recently had their Agility games weekend at Tessie's field. The games started at 7:30am and ended at about 9:30am on both days. There were different types of games for both days and prize giving ceremony was held at the last day. Below are some photos from the Agility Games weekend.

Interested to see more photos? Click here for photos from the 1st day and here for photos from the 2nd day.

PAAPP Obedience Trials

2011-06-03T10:44:00.008+08:00

Obedience trials (B19/2011) for PAA was held on July 10. This is the Pre-Novice class and is judged by the newly 'graduated' judge Mr. KK Chuah. The event was held at Tessie's field. The trial started at 7.30am and ended about 10.00am after the prize giving ceremony.

The President of PAA giving an appreciation certificate to the judge, K.K. Chuah (left pic) and steward, B.H. Ooi.

Below are some photos of prize giving ceremony to those participant who had won:

More photos are available here.

Agility Games weekend

2011-06-01T10:51:00.003+08:00

PAAPP will be having their Agility games this weekend on the 4th and 5th June 2011. The games will be held at Tessie's field from 7am to 10am on both days. Below is the schedule of the event which will happen over the weekend.

June 4th : Cheetah, Jaguar, Kinkajous, Munchkins, Iguana.

June 5th: Speed Demon, Gibbon, Basic Jumpers.

Upcoming Event: Dogathon 2011

2011-05-31T12:11:00.000+08:00

Date: 2ndOctober2011 (Sunday)
Time: 6.30am to 2.00pm
Venue: Bukit Ekspo, UPM

Theme: “Doggies in Wonderland”

MAIN EVENT

♥ RACE OF THE WONDERLAND
“Quick! Get through the magical Wonderland as fast as you can!”

The most awaited event of DOGATHONTM, the race of both master and dog. A 2.6km run around the tranquil Bukit Ekspo with your furry best friend. This exciting race is specially designed with obstacles along the track to challenge the bond between you and your dog. Finish it as fast as you can to win great prizes! Remember, all dogs must be on leash at all times.

MAIN STAGE EVENT

♥ FASTEST EATING DUO
“How good are you at multitasking?”

A challenging activity where participants have to do two things simultaneously – to gobble up all the food given and complete a special hand task. Also, dogs will have to finish up their own food in order to win the game.

♥ HATTER’S TEA TIME (NEW!)

“Its tea time in Wonderland! Pinkies up, let’s drink some tea!’’

Who loves a cup of tea more than the Mad Hatter himself? Join the Mad Hatter’s eccentric tea party by making enough tea using the provided ingredients. Be the fastest duo to win fantastic prizes!

♥ HAIL THE RED QUEEN! (NEW!)
“Reveal the Evil Red Queen before you lose your head!”

Quick! Assemble the jumbled up puzzle pieces to complete the features of the Evil Red Queen before you lose your head! Be the fastest one and win great prizes.

♥ ROUND THE RABBIT HOLE
“Experience musical chairs in Wonderland”

A game of musical chairs for you and your dog both! Participants go around the chairs and grab the seats when the music stops, BUT, watch out, because it’s either you, or your dog! If it’s you grabbing the seat, you have to wear a pair of rabbit ears too. Be aware of the signboard displayed on the playground before grabbing a seat and stand a chance to win fabulous prizes!

ON-GOING EVENT

MASTER HUNT
“A maze filled with obstacles and distractions! Ever wondered how fast your dog can go through it?”

Challenge your dog to find you through a whimsical maze within 2 minutes. Obstacles and distractions are placed along the way to test your dog’s capabilities. Be one of the fastest to bring home attractive
prizes from our sponsor!

♥ CATCH N FETCH
“Where’s my ball?”

In this classic game of fetch, your dog has to fetch the ball and return it to you within a certain time frame to win prizes from our sponsors!

♥ HIDE N SEEK!
“Let your dog’s sixth sense find you”

Hide in one of our hiding places and see how fast your dog can find you! With volunteers on hand to distract your dog, your dog has to find you within 15 seconds to win the challenge and grab our great
prizes.

♥ ALICES’ PLAYGROUND
“Experience the fun and adventure of the Wonderland!”

Our theme park specially designed for you! 8 exciting games in our theme park will bring fun and pleasure to you, your family and friends. Age is no constraint; everyone can play to win great prizes!

♥ DOGGIES PAW-PAW
“Painting memories…”

Here is the chance for you and your dog to embalm your memories at DOGATHONTM 2011. Sign your attendance by printing your palms together with your dog’s paws onto our specially designed
papers and cloth, which will be displayed at our event! You may also bring home your own creative printings on the A4-sized papers. Each participant will get a souvenir from our sponsor.

For more enquiries, please do not hesitate to contact:

PUBLICITY

Ms Nur Afiqah Mohamaddiah (+60133792124)
Ms Lee Yee Cheng (+60123205065)

dogathonpublicity@gmail.com

DIRECTORS OF DOGATHON™ 2010

Mr Kavindaran Krisnasamy (+60172503272)
Ms Lya Hoklai (+60178011237)

Or fax to us:

VETERNAK/DOGATHONTM (Fax no. 03-8946 8333)
EMAIL: dogathon@vet.upm.edu.my

About Dogathon

DOGATHONTM 2011, now in its 15th year, is the biggest annual event organized by the VETERNAK and ZoologicoTM Club of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, UPM. This event is the biggest dog gathering in Malaysia and is a promised fun-filled day to all visitors.

DOGATHONTM 2011 is a charity drive with a mission to raise funds to aid the “Stray Animal Awareness” program, and to assist the annual PROKASIH program. PRO-KASIH is a stray animal neutering project aimed at controlling the population of strays in a humane way. The history of DogathonTM started back in 1997 as a platform in addressing the issue of “Stray Dog Awareness”. It is one of the best ways, where the society and the animals could, either directly or indirectly play a part in addressing this issue. PRO-KASIH is currently involved in neutering stray cats in UPM and
outreach programs in several schools.

With a vital mission, Dogathon™ gives exposure to all breeds of dogs and their owners. Furthermore, they can also indulge in fun activities that have been stored for them, at same time being educated. Other than that, there will be stores selling a variety of pet-related products. This year, there will
exciting games waiting to surprise the participants, both four legged and two legged on that day.

The main highlight of this event is the ‘DogathonTM Race’ where dogs and owners are required to run side by side for about 2.5 km in the cool early morning under the shady trees of UPM. This event has never failed to become a favourite to everyone who had attended Dogathon™ before.

Every year, great games and activities for both dogs and owners have been a hallmark of each dogathon TM edition. Last year, DogathonTM 2010 had successfully broke the record which was “THE BIGGEST DOG GATHERING IN MALAYSIA” in the MALAYSIA BOOK OF RECORDS by gathering a total number of 1111dogs!!!

About Prokasih

Fresh, entertaining, and fun! DOGATHON^TM, an annual dog event organized by students of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine at Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM), promises all. It is a fun-filled day with games and activities galore for both dog and owner, young and old, in the vast expanse of a serene park. Last year, DOGATHON^TM managed to reach a participation of 1111 dogs and 888 owners endorsed by the Malaysia Book of Records as The Largest Gathering of Canines! However, many may not know that the main reason behind this popular dog event is to raise funds for ProKasih.

ProKasih, the abbreviation for ‘Projek Pengkasian Haiwan Terbiar’ or Stray Animal Neutering Project, is a project jointly organized by the student club (Veternak-Zoologico Club) of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, the Faculty members and UPM. Now at its sixth year, the aims of ProKasih are to raise awareness of the public about our collective responsibility for these neglected animals and to contribute the control of stray animals within the campus and its vicinity.

Stray animals are considered a nuisance to society, but we forget that they exist as a result of our collective neglect as humans – we all need to take responsibility for our neglect of their needs, which are - to be accepted and integrated into our ecosystem, proper nutrition, freedom from disease and freedom from persecution. As the humans who are responsible for their domestication thousands of years ago, it is in our power to give them the one thing they cannot manage for themselves – birth control. Yes, their presence contributes to disease transmission to our pets, but they cannot help themselves nor can they help being in the poor state they are in. As responsible members of society, we must re-assume the role of protectors of these neglected beings who have for thousands of years given up life in the wild to be domesticated for the joy of human companionship for it has been said:

“If you tame me, it will be as if the sun came to shine on my life”

Yet, these animals who have sacrificed their original nature for humans have been forgotten by their domesticators. As was said so rightly by the fox in Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s , ‘The Little Prince’

"You become responsible, forever, for what you have tamed"

As responsible humans, we must bring meaning to the lives of these animals that we have tamed by returning their worth and acceptance in the eyes of society. Realising that the key to solving the stray problem lies in the mindset of the Malaysian public, ProKasih channels its efforts into promoting public awareness of the importance of neutering, the plight of strays and responsible pet ownership. ProKasih promotes the “catch, neuter and release‟ method as a humane way to control the stray population. Beginning with the stray cat population within the campus of UPM, a census is taken of stray cats.They are then caught, neutered, cared for while they recuperate and heal, and released back to their original environment.

ProKasih hopes to promote awareness to create quality living not only for animals but also for humankind, whose lives are undeniably intertwined with the lives of animals, one way or another. Such an ideal would be impossible if we do not each play our role and come together consciously to make it a reality.

So, to sum it all up:

What is Pro-Kasih?

The PRO-KASIH program was initiated by veterinary students with the goals of improving the welfare of free-roaming/stray cats and dogs. The program has small beginnings with the focus on the strays within the University but hopes to expand in future to include more areas in the vicinity.

Who is involved?

The veterinary students and veterinary student clubs (VETERNAK and Zoologico Club), with supervision from Faculty staff, and assistance from the UPM veterinary alumni fraternity.

What is the plan?

The program comprises a three-pronged plan, which will be executed by the concerted efforts of students, staff of the Faculty and the Veterinary Alumni.

The first prong

The students will play an active role in creating awareness/educating/informing the public on how they can help towards keeping population of this group of animals in check and improving the welfare of those in their community. This is done through talks, questionnaires, and information booths set up at exhibitions.

The second prong

To help keep the population in check, there is a need to know how many strays there are so that effective measures can be taken to reduce the populations. The students play a role in surveying the strays such as collecting information on numbers, their condition, where they are in larger numbers, what time to the day they are visible. Such information from repeated and timely surveys will be needed to effectively monitor the success of the program.

The third prong

The sterilization of strays by professionals under a ‘catch-neuter and release when they are deemed well', will help in reducing their numbers in future. The catch-neuter-release program aims not only to reduce the number of strays suffering in the streets by neutering existing strays and releasing them. With the help of the community, these animals will be able to live out their natural lives.

However, when it comes to sterilisation programs, realistically, the number of surgical sterilizations required to have an impact on the population is far greater than can be achieved for now, due to the sheer numbers or strays we have, and the propensity for strays to reproduce.

However, with the increased awareness of public as to how they can play a more responsible role in ensuring that their own pets are well cared for and how important it is that indiscriminate or careless accidental breeding doesn't occur ie. having their own pets sterilized, so that there aren't additions to strays, it will be easier.

Aims of neutering strays are to:

reduce the number of stray animals by preventing more breeding
prevent re-colonisation by other unneutered strays because returning these strays (after neutering) to their original environment will place a population pressure that prevents new strays from coming into the area
Reduce the stress of unwanted pregnancies and reduce transmission of diseases as these animals will not only be neutered but will also be vaccinated.
Indirectly reduce the nuisance caused by strays

What has been done so far? And how will the contributions be used?

2006

The project started as a pioneer project on 2006 which was held on Tun Perak College, UPM. The project brings in 4 phases;

• Campaign, educational booth and talk for the college residence

• Stray animal enumeration,

• Catch, neuter and release of the strays

• Regular check-ups and surveys of the neutered animals

2007

Following success of the pioneer project, the program was carried on for the second term in 2007 where this time, it was held in Tun Dr. Ismail College, Fifth College and Sixth College, UPM.

2008

Similar work was organised in the year 2008, with increasing numbers of cats sterilized this time. We also set up a booth in Jaya Jusco Equine to educate the public and to promote the awareness on the issues of stray animals. An educational programme was also held at the nearby Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Sri Serdang.

2009

Awareness programs were organised in 2009 which aimed to improve the status of strays in campus and focus on promoting Pro-Kasih. Informative booklets on stray issues were published. The awareness programs, enumeration, educational and sterilization efforts were a great start in ensuring that Prokasih first- pronged plan was put into effect.

2010

In the year 2010, Prokasih continued to focus more actively on reaching out to the public. A school education at SMK Jalan 4, Bandar Baru Bangi was held on 7^th July 2010 in collaboration with Prokasih. The aim of the event was to create awareness amongst young people about responsible pet ownership, the concept of neutering and stray issues. An interactive discussion was carried out between veterinary students and Prokasih. Enumeration of cats at Colleges 17, 11 and 10 were carried out with the concerted efforts of Prokasih committee members and the volunteers. Catch, neuter and release of cats was carried out in College 17 as Prokasih hopes to make College 17 a shining example of successful stray control.

2011

This year, Prokasih continues to organize educational events. In January, ‘Minggu Mesra Haiwan’ was organized at College17in collaboration with the management of the college. A positive feedback was received by Prokasih and the management looks forward to holding more of such collaborated events with Prokasih in the coming years. Promotion of Prokasih activities amongst junior veterinary students was carried out to foster active participation of the juniors as this is crucial for ensuring continuity of our Prokasih efforts. In April, a school education program will be held at SMK Sri Puteri, Cyberjaya. Enumeration at College 17 will be organised throughout this year to study the patterns of strays populations at College 17and to evaluate effectiveness of our program.

Dog-Gone Good: Goldendoodle Runs Half Marathon for Cancer Research

2011-05-29T23:24:00.001+08:00

Short clip of a dog who finished a half marathon and got a medal. Check the video below!!

Last Minutes with Oden

2011-04-28T10:09:00.004+08:00

This to all the pet owners who have lost their pets. It is a short documentary and very heart breaking. A word of caution, this documentary will bring tears to your eyes so prepare tissues before watching.

Last Minutes with ODEN from phos pictures

Photoshoot for Agility and Dog Parade training.

2011-04-26T16:42:00.001+08:00

Once again we have been appointed as the official photographer for PAAPP for the year 2011. The first photoshoot we covered was a trial run for a dog parade and agility training which was held at Tessie field. Below are some photos from the photoshoot:

Click here for more photos for the agility training.

SPCA Photos.

2011-04-26T16:42:00.000+08:00

We shared a booth with GrASS at the Pet Fiesta held on the 16th and 17th of April in ICT@Komtar. A studio was set-up for owners who wanted a picture with their pets but since business was slow, we 'dog-napped' a few dogs from the SPCA booth to attract the crowd.

Photos of all dogs taken on the 1st day.

Hagen (Adopted)

Tera (F)

Trixie (F)

Roma (M)

Visit our facebook page here for more photos.

Agility demo at ICT@Komtar

2011-04-17T16:01:00.001+08:00

We have been asked by PAAPP to take photos for them during their agility demo which was held in ICT@Komtar. PAAPP started their demo with a dog parade followed by a Cheetah course; where the dogs are to run in a straight line through a few obstacles; and ending the demo with some pet tricks.

More photos can be viewed here: Photos of PAAPP demo

Pet Fair @ KOMTAR ICT Penang, 15-17 April 2011!

2011-04-05T08:52:00.001+08:00

There will be a Pet Fair from the 15 -17 April 2011 at Komtar ICT Level 2 & 3. Shows will be held at level 2 and sales & promotions will be on level 3. The even starts at 11 am and ends at 6pm.

GrASS will be having a booth there as well. SO please come by and support us, as we will be having a mini photo booth for you and your pet to be photographed!

This is the Dog Grooming Competition Form for those who would like to participate during the KOMTAR ICT PET FAIR!

An event Not to be missed!

Memories of PAAPP, 2010

2011-03-06T09:01:00.001+08:00

In the year 2010, we have been selected to be the official photographer for the Penang Dog Agility Association (PAAPP). As the year approaches the end, we went through the photos taken throughout the year and have made a compilation for the association called "Memories of PAAPP, 2010". So sit back, relax and enjoy the show !!

A collection of images about Penang Dog Agility Association, 2010

Pets Lover Magazine

2011-03-06T08:54:00.003+08:00

We are pleased to inform that the photos we took a few months ago for 'A Passion For Bulldogs' was featured in the October 2010 issue no. 28 of Pets Lover Magazine. The winning photo is attached below:

Dog Magnets For Charity

2011-03-06T08:54:00.002+08:00

We are helping a local animal shelter, Penang Green Animal Shelter & Sanctuary (GrASS ), sell some hand made dog magnets. The magnets are sold in sets of 6 pieces for MYR25.00. Each magnet is a different breed of dog. All proceeds will go to the GrASS. Do lend them your support and view all the dog breed magnets here.

Canvas printing by We Doooooooooooo

2011-02-24T21:08:00.006+08:00

We recently sent a photo to WeDoo for canvas printing. The photo came out better than expected and the company has requested permission from us to use the photo for advertising purposes. The photo came with a frame at an affordable price. Below is a photo of the canvas print.

Sparx & Fritz

2011-02-24T21:07:00.009+08:00

Tropical Spice Garden is a nice place to visit for relaxation. This is due to the fact that it is surrounded by lush greenery and fresh air. The garden is not only meant for humans to enjoy as Sparx, a golden retriever, and Fritz, a miniature schnauzer, have proven.

The two brothers were brought to the garden by their owner Daniel , where they enjoyed the fresh air and morning walk.

Click here for more photos of the brothers at Tropical Spice Garden.

Tropical Spice Garden

2011-02-20T09:33:00.001+08:00

It's been a while since we updated our blog. As you know, we have an arrangement with the management of Tropical Spice Garden to bring pets on to their premise (with some conditions). We visited the gardens to familiarize ourselves before bringing clients there to prevent us from walk ing around the garden aimlessly during the photo shoot.

As this was my first time visiting the garden, I was impressed with how many places there are suitable for photography. Spent about 4 hours walking the garden trying not to get lost.

Do check out the photos below and visit our surrounding scenery and location sites albums for more photos.

Surrounding Scenery:

Location sites:

New backdrops

2011-02-20T00:36:00.010+08:00

We have recently added three (3) new backdrops to our collection. We are excited about these backdrops because they are foldable. No more problems with transportation and storage. Do check out the photos below and request for a particular backdrop when you book a session with us.

Yellow backdrop:

Grey backdrop:

Green backdrop:

More photos of the backdrops are available here.

In Loving Memory Of Missy (16 February 2011)

2011-02-17T08:52:00.001+08:00

Another dog has gone to heaven, Missy was 12 and passed away at about 3:00 pm on 16 February 2011. Hopefully she will meet Cindy at the rainbow bridge & they will keep each other company until the rest of us reach there.

We miss you a lot, we hoped that you would still be here but unfortunately, maybe it was easier for you to go.

Forever in our hearts!

In memory of Cindy (11 December 2010)

2010-12-13T10:32:00.000+08:00

Cindy passed away this morning at about 945am after a month long battle with kidney failure. She was eight years old. Dearly missed by all of us.

Special thanks to Max Lee for bringing his dog in for the blood transfusion, thank you to the attending vets & members of PAAPP.

Her wet nudges & cute talks will be missed!

Remembered Always!

In Loving Memory Of Zeus (25 October 2010)

2010-10-25T17:26:00.000+08:00

It was very unfortunate to hear that The Butterfly Chaser's Zeus (~ Age 12), was put to sleep due to kidney failure, today 25th October 2010. Our heart goes out to him, his family and his owners. He was such a gentle, loving dog with a few talents. He will always be remembered in our hearts.

-Rest In Peace-

NEW Functions Package

2010-10-05T14:51:00.002+08:00

We are pleased to announce that we have a Special Occassions Package for owners who would like to celebrate festivities with their lovely pets =)

NEW OUT DOOR PACKAGES!!

2010-10-05T14:48:00.003+08:00

We are pleased to announce that we have 4 NEW outdoor packages!!

Doggies Day Out To The Beach

2010-09-25T21:10:00.000+08:00

It was a nice Thursday afternoon when the dogs from PAAPP went for an outing to the beach. It was a hot sunny day but the dogs did not seem to care as they were happily going in and out of the water to retrieve their favorite toys.

Some had to battle against waves just to get their toy....

...while those not brave enough waited patiently by the shore for the waves to bring back their toy...

... and those who did not like water at all went for a nice long evening walk with their master.

At the end of the day, we have wet, exhausted but happy doggies.

Come here to see more photos

I.H.A.D. New World Park

2010-09-23T16:28:00.001+08:00

New World Park was filled with dog lovers and their furry companions to celebrate the I.H.A.D. (International Homeless Animal Day) on 21st August 2010. The event was organised by the Penang SPCA and New World Park, Penang. There were some programs lined-up such as pet parades, tricks demonstration, and the lighting of candles to signify the many dogs and cats that have left us.

Dog trick demonstration:

Winners of the dog tricks demonstration

Want to see more photos of the I.H.A.D. event? If so, please click here

PAAPP Potluck Party

2010-09-23T16:26:00.001+08:00

PAAPP recently held a party to celebrate members whose birthdays were during the fourth quarter and PPP had the opportunity to cover this special event. The party was held at a house by the beach. Dog owners whom arrived early wasted no time in taking their dogs out for a little fun on the beach.

There were also those who did not bring their dogs to the party. So instead of going to the beach, they set up tables, arranging the food, and walked about in the garden to chat.....

....AND to check out which food they would want to have a go at first.... There was a list!

After dinner, they had a mini get to know everyone better followed by the main event of the evening, CAKE CUTTING!

Pssst. Enjoyed the photos? There are more photos over here.

A Little Bit About Agility & Obedience

2010-09-23T10:04:00.019+08:00

Obedience:

Obedience is a must for all dogs. By doing obedience, it will indirectly train the dog to create a bond with the owner. There are also a few types of obedience courses available ranging from basic to advance obedience.

There is also a Canine Social Adaptability Test (CSAT) where dogs are tested after a training period of 12 weeks. This test is to ensure that the dogs will behave properly when taken out to public areas. Below are some photos of those who passed the CSAT :-

Agility:

Agility is fast sport which requires the dog handler to direct the dog through an obstacle course which consist of tires, weave poles and A frame to name a few. The dogs will have to run off-leash and without any treats or toys to get the dog's attention. The handler can only guide the dog through a set of commands thus making obedience a must.

The course will be decided and laid out by a judge. Some courses will have to follow a certain sequence but others will depend on point system but all courses will have a specific time frame to complete. Below are a couple of photos of dogs and their handlers doing agility:

For more info on obedience and agility, please visit the Penang Dog Agility Association website.

A passion for Bulldogs (27th June 2010)

2010-07-18T00:38:00.001+08:00

Bulldogs are very rare in Penang and our client, Pei Yew, has three (3) of them. We were unsure of the temperament of the bulldogs because they looked intimidating and were barking non-stop. After setting up, Pei Yew asked if we were ready before letting her bulldogs out. We were prepared to run if the dogs were ferocious but they turned out to be cheeky and were so friendly that we were drenched in dog slobber in a matter of seconds.

All of them were more interested in licking the photographer than staying on the backdrop to be photographed. Overall, it was a fun and wet experience. Here's a look at some of the photos from the shoot:

To view complete album, click here

The 7 monsters (20 June 2010 & 26 June 2010)

2010-07-17T07:47:00.000+08:00

It was a slow week so we decided to set-up our our studio and take a few pics of PPP's founder's dogs. With a total of 7 dogs walking all around the backdrop, it was hard to get the attention of just one dog. One of them is more interested in licking the photographer than staying on the backdrop to be shot.

Below are the outcome from the photo shoot:

For more photos, please click me

A sample layout of the 19 year calendar journal project in aid of the Penang Green Animal Shelter & Sanctuary (GrASS):

2010-05-02T21:23:00.002+08:00

Personalise your pets in this one of a kind timeless journal!

2010-04-01T23:11:00.004+08:00

Better hurry to book your slots! We've got 2 slots for each month (January to December), 1 slot on the second page (hard cover), & 1 slot on the second last page (hard cover)

This project is launched in aid of the Penang Green Animal Shelter & Sanctuary (GrASS)

Order your journals or book your slots and you'll be donating to this charity organisation!

All proceeds will be donated to GrASS.

BH Rott Kennel (16th January & 14th March 2010)

2010-03-23T15:58:00.003+08:00

BH Rott Kennel engaged us to take pictures of their dogs. They have three (3) Rottweilers, an English Bulldog, an all-Malaysian breed and a Boston Terrier.

Studio:

Boston Terrier a.k.a.Jojo posing with her trophies

Jojo & Mimi being distracted

Kaizer the English Bulldog resting after his photo session

Reggie and his achievements

Gigi together with her owner, BH Ooi

Tyson, brother of Reggie and son of Gigi

Outdoor:

Reggie playing catch

Reggie with BH Ooi

Feeling thirsty after playing a few rounds of catch

For more photos, click here.

Max The Siberian Husky (28th February 2010)

2010-01-27T11:17:00.005+08:00

Huskies are very beautiful. They are used as sleigh dogs where they originate from. We recently had a chance to shoot a Husky named Max. He was a very energetic and playful dog which makes the whole photo session was fun and enjoyable.

Studio:

Outdoor:

For more photos, click here.

In Loving Memory Of Sasha (26 January 2010)

2010-01-27T10:55:00.000+08:00

It was very unfortunate to hear that The Butterfly Chaser's Sasha (~ Age 12), was put to sleep due to a massive growth in her brain, yesterday 26th January 2010. Our heart goes out to her, her family and her owners. She was such a gentle and graceful dog and she will always be remembered in our hearts.

-Rest In Peace-

Rightroyale's (28 November 2009, 25 & 30 December 2009)

2010-01-04T19:50:00.017+08:00

Three (3) different shooting locations was used for the shoot for Rightroyale's from PAAPP. They were divided into three (3) separate days. The shoot was divided into beach, agility and studio.

Studio:

Beach shots:

Agility Shots:

For more photos CLICK HERE

The Story About Rightroyale's Kofi:

Rightroyale's Kofi from Penang Pets Photography on Vimeo.

The Butterfly Chasers 27th November 2009

2009-12-26T23:46:00.009+08:00

Adrienne of PAAPP; whom we got to know through GrASS; asked for our help to photograph her dogs. She has six (6) dogs that is a Chow Chow, a pair of miniature Schnauzers, and three (3) German Shepherds.

Clockwise (Left to right): Leo, Fara, Kendra, Zara, Sasha, Zeus

Here are some photographs from the garden and studio sessions...

For more pictures, please click here

The slide show:

The Butterfly Chasers from J.Scott on Vimeo.