Baby photoshoots are all the rage. As soon as a newborn comes into the world, the parents are excited and ready to photograph their child to announce its birth.
They get dressed up in pinks and blues, handed a few props, and the camera snaps the perfect picture.
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Dog moms are just the same, and one dachshund mother was eager to have a photo shoot of her own to announce the birth of her babies.
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And just like in every journey to motherhood, the photo shoot started with a picture of the pregnant mother with six little bonnets — showing that she was going to have six little puppies.
The mom majestically stands on a box, looking out into the open future ahead, eager for her puppies to arrive.
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The tiny bonnets were made by BabyByBecca who custom makes crocheted items and sells them on her Etsy shop.
And then, the babies are finally born! Six adorable little puppies are snuggled in their dog bed, wearing each wearing a bonnet as their mother proudly stands by.
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It is impossible to not fall in love with the sweet little family. My heart has been melted by the tiny wiener dogs.
Look at this picture of them all snuggled together, paws up, and their bonnets tied on their heads.
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Soft puppies and soft crochet bonnets, things can’t get much better than that. Belinda Sol Photography did a beautiful job capturing the joy of motherhood for this sweet dachshund family.
Maternity photo shoots for dogs are becoming more and more popular as humans celebrate the achievements of their dog children.
Have you held a photo shoot with your dog or cat? Do these photos inspire you to have one in the future?
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