PuppyPix

Sue Dean 

on Google

4 weeks ago

Recently we lost our dog, Autumn Pearl. While looking through photos I had taken, I remembered a chance encounter of a photographer in an Arvada park who asked to take pictures of our dogs. The encounter was brief but produced some lovely photos of our girls which he posted on his socials to promote his pet photography business. I knew that I wanted to have those photos. Time had long passed but Andy was able to find the images. He edited and printed those photos for us. They were beautiful. He delivered them to us with a th... read more

Vanessa W 

on Google

4 months ago

I first met Andy of Puppy Pix Pet Photography at an adoption event for the rescue I foster for. He came over to introduce himself and asked us which dog we felt needed some great pics to help with adoption. He took gorgeous photos of a dog we had in rescue for over 800 days and allowed us to use them to help advertise her. Fast forward a few months, I hired Andy to capture the incredibly special bond between me and my dog. He's the one dog who changed my life in ways I never expected. Photos with him would mean everything to... read more

Dan Page 

on Google

6 months ago

I had a chance meeting with Andy at a trailhead here in Boulder at dusk, in 7 degree weather in a snowstorm! Andy asked if he could take a few shots of my golden retriever and I said yes. He gave me his card and I found a couple beautiful shots on his Facebook page the next day so I reached out to him and purchased one of them. Andy was great, delivering the finished product to my doorstep. No hype, no pitch. Just honest interaction. Can't ask for more than that!! 

Dawn Diane Fayette-Kettler 

on Google

7 months ago

Andy is phenomenal! We asked him to photograph our nervous daughter and her anxious dog together. He was so kind and stopped by numerous times to let them get used to him. The pictures are beautiful and very natural looking. Absolutely recommend!!!! 

Claudia 

on Google

7 months ago

I didn’t “book” a session with Andy but rather he stopped and asked politely if he could take some pictures of my two dogs and I as we were colorful against the hill. At that moment I had no idea that we would lose our big fluffy husky/malamute just days later to an undiagnosed and aggressive illness. I contacted Andy and though we had barely spent more than 5 minutes he unknowingly had taken the last great photos of us. I’ll be forever grateful for those memories camping and hiking! Thank you