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Custom Mixed Breed & Rescue Dog Portraits

One of a kind, by definition. Their portrait should be too.

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Portraits of one-of-a-kind dogs

Some of the best dogs in the world don't fit on a breed list. Mixed-breed and rescue dogs come with their own unrepeatable combination of ears, markings and expressions, and often with a story you love telling. You don't need to know what's in the mix to get a portrait that's unmistakably them.

Because our portraits are made from your photo rather than a breed template, every quirk carries through: the one ear that flops, the freckle on the nose, the brindle patch shaped vaguely like Ohio. The key is a photo that shows those details clearly: sharp, well lit and at their eye level. Then pick a style that matches their personality, whether that's dignified, goofy, gentle or bold. And a gotcha day is a lovely excuse for a portrait.

  • Coat & color

    Any coat at all. Choose a style for their personality and let the markings do the rest.
  • Top style pick

    Oil · Thick oil paint on a flat color.

Photo tips for your dog

  1. 01Show what makes them unique

    Make sure the photo clearly shows their most distinctive features, whether that's a split face, mismatched eyes or one upright ear.
  2. 02Use a recent, sharp photo

    Shelter listing photos are often small and dim. A fresh photo at home in daylight gives far more detail.
  3. 03Try a few styles

    Mixes can surprise you. Previews are free, so try a classic, a graphic and a soft style and see which one feels like them.

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Rescue portrait questions

More answers in the FAQ.
Do I need to know my dog's breed?

Not at all. The portrait is based entirely on your photo, so it follows your dog's actual face, ears and markings. No breed label required.

Is a portrait a good gotcha-day gift?

It's a lovely one. Many families celebrate the anniversary of adopting their dog, and a portrait marks the day in a way that lasts. You can send a Gift Reveal the moment you order and have the print follow.

Which portrait style suits a mixed-breed dog?

We'd start with Oil: One-of-a-kind markings, set down in bold, confident paint. Watercolor is a close second: Soft and forgiving, lovely for any coat and any story. You can try every style with your own photo and pick the one that looks most like your dog.

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How much does a custom dog portrait cost?

Gallery Canvas from $59, Framed Print from $75, Fine Art Print from $35, Digital Portrait $29. US shipping is free on every order, and every print, framed print and canvas includes the hi-res digital file.

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