For best results:

• Take the photo at eye level to your pet in a well lit room
• Try to make sure your pets face isn't covered in dark shadows, especially the area around the eyes
• Arrange for your pet to sit or stand still to help reduce blurring
• Avoid photos that are too close or too far away. Ideal distance away is about 3-5 feet.
• Make sure the dog or cats full face and ears are in the photo.

For best results:

• Take the picture in good sun light to avoid a dull looking photo
• Be aware of areas covered in dark shadows that will hide detail and consider the best time of day to take the photo to maximise visibility
• Remove unwanted moveable objects like wheelie bins before taking the photo
• Make sure to get the full house in the picture, including the chimney if you have one

For best results:

• Take the photo in a well lit room
• Make sure the faces are not covered in dark shadows
• If the subjects are wearing glasses, be mindful of reflections in the lenses
• Try not to get too far away so that there's enough detail in the photo