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If you own a dog, chances are you also own a lot of dog photos. They say a picture is worth a thousand words, and it's true - even though your pets can't speak! Dog photos are a nice memento and can bring a smile to your face on dreary days.

There are countless ways to organize your dog photos. Most people tend to keep their pictures stored on their computers or tucked away in boxes, but it is far nicer to have them organized. Most gift and photography shops offer an array of beautiful photo albums and, if you look hard enough, you might even find one with a doggy-theme! Keeping your dog photos in a beautiful book increases your chances of looking at the pictures,so if you have lots of photos, you are wise to invest in an album.

Scrapbooking is another great way to organize your pictures, and a fully-loaded scrapbook makes a great gift!

Dog Photos

Try to take lots of pictures of your dog doing what he does best. If he likes to play, get lots of action shots. If he likes to sleep, photograph him doing that. Documenting your dog's personality in photographs makes a great keepsake that cane be cherished for years to come.

If you'd like your dog photos to be a little more professional, you may want to consider getting a portrait done. Believe it or not, many local portrait studios will have no problem photographing your pet! Many will also give you the option of joining your dog in the pictures. There are however, photographers who specialize in animal portraits. To find one, check the Internet or inquire at your local pet shop or vet clinic.

Puppy Photos

Puppies grow up fast, so make sure to take lots of pictures! Get lots of shots showing your puppy's size. Nowadays, most digital cameras offer a "video" option. In addition to photographs, try to get some videos. Over the years, your dog's size, mannerisms and bark will change. Capturing your puppy's life on film will ensure that you remember every stage of his life.

If you're looking for photos of other people's puppies, try images.google.com. The site offers thousands of adorable puppy pictures, many of them free for you to use in your personal emails and Word documents.

Dog Breed Photos

If you're looking for photos of a specific breed, try puppydogweb.com. The site offers a huge database of pictures, sorted by breed. You can find anything from an Affenpinscher to a Zuchon! The site is also a great resource for dog information, offering suggestions for dog names, dog breeder listings, and where to buy puppies.

Many dog websites are in need of photos - especially for rare breeds. If you have some photographs that you'd like to share, visit your favourite search engine and type in "dog forums" or "dog photo sharing". Not only is this a great way to show off your pup, it also connects you with other dog lovers who share your enthusiasm for photographs.