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Does your dog have star potential? If your dog is confident, doesn't stress easily in new environments, is responsive to the basic commands and is reliable off-leash under heavy distraction, your dog may have what it
takes to do print ads, television or movie work.
Note: We strongly encourage dog owners and handlers to watch their pets closely for any signs of stress when on the job, and to only consider using dogs that enjoy this kind
of activity. The bottom line is: if it's not fun for your dog, don't do it.
Agencies and Agents That Book Dogs For TV, Film & Advertising:
All Tame Animals
(212)245-6740
NYC
Animals In Advertising
(212)245-2590
Contact: Linda Hanrahan
NYC
Dawn Animal Agency
(212)575-9396
Contact: Doug Gruber
NYC
Media K9
(Interviews, Humane Education, Broadcast & Print Media,
and TV, Film, Photography & Advertising Productions)
Contact: Robin Kovary
E-mail
NYC
Recommended Books & Videos:
Dog Tricks -- Step-by-Step (book)
Authors: Zeigenfuse & Walker
(Howell)
Dog Tricks (book)
Arthur Haggerty & Carol Lea Benjamin
How To Get Your Dog Into Show Business (book)
Author: Capt. Arthur Haggerty
How To Teach An Old Dog New Tricks
Author: Ted Baer
(Barron's)
Take A Bow Wow! (video)
Broitman and Lippman
You Can Teach Your Dog Tricks, And Have Fun Too!
Nancy Winton
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