A common concern clients have about getting professional photos is that their dog is reactive or anxious. I understand this can be hard to deal with. You don't need to worry. As someone with an anxious dog and sometimes reactive, I have experience in dealing with dogs who are reactive and anxious.

Our pre-session consultation call is a good time to talk more about your dog. This is where you would tell me more about your dog including whether they get anxious or is reactive. It is also where I get as much information from you about your dog so that I can design the session to suit you and your dog and find a suitable location. 

For anxious and reactive dogs I would recommend a quiet location with no or minimal distraction. This can include your home, a park near your home or I have a couple of locations I usually recommend where it's nice and quiet. Having a quiet location away from distraction will help to keep your dog calm. Photos are home are not only great for dogs who are reactive and anxious (as they are more comfortable at home) but also for older dogs or younger dogs who gets distracted easily.