And one day, the only place they'll exist is in photographs. We create fine art portraits that celebrate the relationship you share — so you can see it, feel it, and live with it every single day.
Your dog isn't a pet. They're family. And deep down, you know your time together is precious — more finite than you ever want to think about.
That's why we created the Dogs and Their Humans experience. Not a photoshoot. A celebration — of your dog, your bond, and the life you've built together. Captured as fine art you'll treasure for the rest of your life.
We are Unique + United — a premium portrait studio in North Devon, created for people who see their dog as one of the most important relationships in their life.
We don't just take photographs. We spend time with you and your dog, learn what makes them them, and capture the spirit, the personality and the bond that you carry in your heart every single day.
Then we help you bring that home — as beautiful, bespoke artwork designed to live on your walls for the rest of your life.
The relationship you have right now, at this exact moment in your lives together. Before another year passes. Before another chapter quietly closes. This is worth celebrating — today.
Not just what they looked like — but who they were. The tilt of their head. The sparkle in their eyes. The way they made you feel whole. We capture that, and keep it safe for you.
Not to a digital file you'll scroll past on your phone — but to a piece of art that stops you in your tracks every single morning and reminds you what matters most.
RACHEL, LOTTIE, DEBBIE & SKYLA
"There truly are not enough words to express how much of an incredible experience you gave us here. We will never forget it."
SELENA, DANIEL & BUDDY
"The photos we've ended up with are breath-taking. It definitely feels like you have captured our relationship and the essence of Buddy. Thank you so much."
PIPPA & HER GIRLS
"My dogs, my girls, my family, my world... my reason for being. I literally cannot wait to see those beautiful photos on the wall."
Unsure if the timing is right. Wondering if their dog will behave. Not quite sure they deserve to do something this special. Here's what they told us — after.
"What were the fears that stopped you having a photography experience before?"
"Now that you've been through the experience — how do you feel it went?"
"What would you say to someone who's considering coming to see us?"
Every Dogs and Their Humans experience follows four carefully considered stages — each one designed so that you walk away with artwork that genuinely stops you in your tracks.
1. DISCOVER
We get to know you and your dog before you ever set foot in the studio. What makes them unique. What your relationship means. What you want to hold onto forever.
2. PHOTOGRAPH
A relaxed, guided studio session built entirely around your dog's personality and your bond together. No pressure. No rigid posing. Just real, honest moments.
3. DESIGN
We sit with you to design bespoke artwork for your home — pieces that fit your space beautifully and celebrate what matters most to you.
4. DISPLAY
Your artwork arrives, is placed on your walls, and becomes part of your home. Part of your daily life. Part of how you celebrate the love that fills your house.
Where in your home would you most love to display your artwork? That's the question we start with — because truly meaningful art is designed for a specific space, for a specific life.
Every piece we create is bespoke. We don't hand you a file and wish you luck. We help you choose, design and display artwork that makes your house feel like a home — one that celebrates what matters most to you every single day.
For Nina, Editor-in-Chief of Wunderdog magazine—a publication dedicated to championing rescue dogs and their welfare—dogs have always been more than just companions.
Stephen and Han had often talked about capturing their dog Stanley properly, but like many people, life always seemed too busy—until it wasn’t.
From the moment she met him, she knew he was the one — a constant companion through life’s ups and downs. Over the years, Byko has been more than a pet; he has been a source of comfort, laughter, and unwavering support.
Sandy and Nigel came to the photographic experience with a heartfelt desire to celebrate and honour their beloved Sprocker, Luna, while she’s still in her prime.
Franki came to the photographic experience wanting to celebrate the extraordinary bond she shares with her cocker spaniel, Simba—a golden, soulful companion with a trademark lion-like tail, spiked topknot, and show-dog strut
Mary sought a photographic experience as a way to honour and celebrate the bond she shares with her miniature dachshund, Eddy
Pippa chose to have a photographic experience because she wanted to capture the deep, soulful connection she shares with her dogs—her constant companions, her joy, her reason for being.
For Kate and Chris, Moose is more than just a dog—she’s the heart of their little family.
Aimee, a compassionate vet, chose to have a photographic experience, with her partner Ian, to honour her beloved dog Bear - an Anatolian Shepherd cross she had rescued from a beach in Lesbos in 2012.
For Sarah and Simon, this portrait experience was about more than capturing smiling faces—it was about celebrating how far their family has come and the incredible strength and love that has carried them through
For Candice, Skye isn’t just a dog—she’s her best friend, her sister, and her greatest companion. Their bond is something truly special, filled with unconditional love, playful moments, and the kind of loyalty that only a dog can offer. From the moment Skye climbed into her lap as a 10-week-old puppy, Candice knew she’d found "the one."
For Rosalind and Simon, capturing this special chapter of their family life with Harry and Issi was so much more than just photos—it was about preserving memories of a time they are incredibly proud of.
For Claire and Chris, Bumble isn’t just a pet—he’s their child, their lifeline, and their daily dose of joy and energy. After 11 years together, they wanted to celebrate everything Bumble means to them with a portrait that truly captures his spirit.
We recently had the honour of working with Helen, Lorna and Nora who were featured on the Disney Documentary 'Dancing with Dogs'. Several years ago Lorna was diagnosed with Rheumatoid Arthritis which severely effected her mobility. She discovered 'Freestyle Dog Dancing' with her dog Nora which, in her words, got her moving and gave her purpose (according to her Dr it probably saved her life!)
Written after their session — while Travis is still with them.
THE MOMENT IS NOW
We'd love to talk with you about creating something extraordinary together. No obligation — just a conversation about your dog, your bond, and what you'd love to hold onto forever.
