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Is This a Match? Are Both Photos of the Same Dog? Yes!
When trying to match lost and found pets, be aware of potential problems when comparing photos. Lighting conditions, exposure, subject position, camera angles, the age of photos (of lost pets), the pet’s condition, the position of eyes or ears, etc. … Continue reading
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Tagged Lost Dogs of Wisconsin, matching tip, photos
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Popular Dog Magazines (and Other Venues) Send the Wrong Message By Publishing Photos of Dogs Without Collars
Stop in at a pet supply store and have a look at the magazines on the rack. I did. I took some pictures of what I saw (see below). Magazine after magazine, both on the cover and on the interior … Continue reading
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Tagged Dog magazines, lost dog prevention, photos, websites
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The Top Five Reasons Shelters Should Post Pictures of Lost and Found Pets on Facebook
5. Shelters that post pictures and flyers of lost and found pets on Facebook generate goodwill, positive press and donations. 4. Shelters will elevate their reputation in the community from “dogcatcher” to compassionate life-savers. Since “stray” contracts are funded with taxpayer money, … Continue reading
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Tagged Facebook, Lost Dogs of Wisconsin, photos, shelters
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