Studio Pet Photography in Yukon
Meet Bethany
I'm Bethany Paquette, the studio pet photographer behind Bouncing Pika Productions, based in Whitehorse. Calm, patient sessions sit at the heart of my work.
Film at the heart of the work
Pet Session Types
Every session is shaped around your pet, start to finish.
Portraits
Classic studio portraits that capture your pet’s personality and presence.
Paws in Motion
Playful, energetic sessions for pets who’d rather move than sit still.
Mini Holiday & Specialty Sessions
Shorter seasonal sessions, holiday cards, and special occasion shoots.
Celebration of Life
Gentle sessions honouring a dignified senior, or your pet alongside your family.
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Built for Calm, Patient Sessions
Some pets need a minute, and that’s fine. I keep the studio calm, use natural light, and let your pet settle in at their own pace, however long that takes.
- Calm studio environment
- Natural light
- Patient, one-on-one pacing
- High-resolution delivery
Honouring Rescue and Adoption Stories
Every rescue pet has a story worth celebrating. I take real care with these sessions, giving your pet’s new chapter the same attention as any other.
How I Work
One patient session, four simple steps.
Tell me about your pet
Tell me their personality, quirks, and what you want to remember.
Plan the session
We pick a time and pace that works for your pet specifically.
The session itself
Patient, calm, and led by your pet, not a rigid shot list.
Choose and receive your images
You pick your favourites, delivered high-resolution and ready to share.
Who I work with
- Dog, cat, and other pet parents wanting professional studio portraits
- Owners celebrating a new puppy, senior pet, or a beloved companion
- Rescue and adoption families wanting to honour their pet's story
- Pet lovers looking for holiday cards, wall prints, and gifts
Recent Sessions
A few favourites from recent studio sessions.
Pet Photography Questions
Where are sessions held?
At my studio in Whitehorse.
How long does a session take?
It depends on your pet, we go at their pace rather than a fixed clock.
What should I bring?
Treats, a favourite toy, and anything that helps your pet feel comfortable.
Can you photograph a nervous or reactive pet?
Yes. Sessions are patient and paced around your pet, however long that takes.
Let's Book Your Pet's Session
Every session starts with a conversation about your pet. Reach out and I'll walk you through what to expect.