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How Your Dog Can Earn You $4,000 On Social Media

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How Your Dog Can Earn You $4,000 On Social Media

Dogs can earn $4000 for a 30-second TikTok video. That’s some successful side-hustle!

June 27, 2020

Credit: Noelle and Steffi Trott

TikTok is the new social media sensation with over 800 million users, featuring videos on everything from dancing and beauty to cats and dogs.

And you can earn money from your cute pet on TikTok – serious money. 

The most popular Pomeranian dog, called @jiffpom, earns around S$30,000 per video from his 21 Million followers. 

A golden retriever called @Tuckerbud earns around S$9,000 per video from his six million followers, while a pug dog called @dougthepug earns around $5,000 per video from his three million fans.  

You can find other star dogs on Tik Tok (or Instagram) by using the hashtag #doglove, which has over 2.1 billion views. Or blow your mind by seeing the earnings of the leading dogs here.

Want to make your dog into a money-making star? We spoke to professional dog trainers, videographers and content creators and found the top tips for making your dog social media famous.

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How Your Dog Can Earn You $4,000 On Social Media
Make sure your dog is well rested
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Dogs pant when they get overheated, and panting dogs are much harder to film well than dogs that have their mouth closed. Make sure your dog is well-rested and cool before filming” explains Steffi Trott – professional dog trainer at SpiritDog Training. 

Steffi goes on to reveal some hacks for capturing those adorable puppy expressions on film:

“You can get that adorable head tilt by making silly noises. Those could be kissy-noises, high-pitched talk, or saying the names of places or activities your dog enjoys, such as “Who wants to play ball?” Then you can get a great shot as your dog is tilting his head!”

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Try some (tidy) treats to get your pet’s attention
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Nicole Ellis, a certified pro dog trainer with Rover.com shares that holding treats above the camera can fix your dog’s attention in the right direction. 

“The best pet treats are smelly – because they capture your pet’s attention. But choose treats that do not make a mess. Crumbs are distracting for your viewers – and your dog will be too busy snuffling about cleaning up crumbs while you are waiting to film.” 

Of course you don’t want to use too many treats and cause an upset belly so using food from your dog’s daily allowance is a great idea.

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Can you teach an old dog new tricks?
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Pomeranian dogs are the biggest earners on TikTok according to the latest research – so does that mean they are easier to train for the camera? 

 “All dogs can be trained, but some may take more work than others,” says Nicole. “The Pomeranian dogs often make viral videos not because they are easier to train, but because they are cute. Who can resist a cute pom face!

“But with practice and patience, any dog can be trained – it does not matter how old they are.”

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Get on the ground and film from under their chin
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Meg Marrs Founder & Dog Trainer at K9 of Mine reveals a top tip for making your dog look majestic on film.

“Get on the ground! Getting on your dog’s level results in some awesome and unusual shots, rather than just shooting down from above, because that’s the view everyone sees.”

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Knock on a table to make your dog bark on command
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If you want to harness the earning power of your pooch, then Steffi offers up some great ideas for using the edit and sound functions within the TikTok app – or Instagram, if that’s the app you prefer. 

“If you want to shoot one of those adorable videos where the dog barks in response to questions  – but your dog doesn’t bark on command – you can lightly knock on a table or door. 

“Most dogs respond to knocking with barking. If you do it lightly enough it won’t be audible in the final video  – or you can edit it out –  but your dog will bark for sure.”

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Shoot video in slow motion
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Says Meg, “A lot of ‘normal’ things your dog does such as shaking off after a bath or running full speed look really good in slow motion. Film your dog during one of those times, put some music to it and you have the perfect social media video.”

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Text courtesy of Onlinecasinos.co.uk. See the highest-earning dogs on TikTok here.

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