So you think your pet dog Rascal is going to be Hollywood's newest animal sensation?
Almost every single pet owner sees some potential in their pet and see a star in their beloved little doggies, and rightfully so. To help you figure out if you do have a star on your hands, here are a few useful tips to follow:
Figure Out if Your Pet Is Indeed Ready for the Limelight
Suspecting your pet of possibly having what it takes to become a pet model or actor is different from knowing for sure. A pet that goes into acting or modeling will need to be disciplined enough to take orders from other people. The people who initiate pet casting calls know what to look for in pets and what a future pet star looks like.
There are quite a number of places where your dog can get trained to do what most dog actors and models do and knowing who to approach to get your dog started in the right direction is essential to his success. You can actually start the training process at home by teaching your pet some of the basic tricks like sit, roll, fetch and all the basic tricks that most dogs do. If you want your dog to learn more complex tricks and skills, you may have to go to certain professional dog training schools for this. The first two important shots that your pet needs to have in his or her portfolio is a close up shot and a full body shot that shows the dog's natural size. Aside from these two shots, you may need to create other pictures of your pet in various scenarios and poses to help create a diverse portfolio of pictures for your dog's acting and modeling career.
