Get Your Pet in to renaissance mode with paintings .

We adore dogs. Almost every one of us does. We call them pups and poppers, woofers and boofers, pepperiness and cutie-booties, and we appreciate our closest pals like no other. Large dogs, tiny dogs, yappy dogs, and fluffy dogs are all loveable dogs.

If you were to ask dog owners why they love their dogs so much, they would likely respond that they have a tangible and lasting link with them, care deeply about them, and are aware that their dogs feel the same way, providing them with companionship, love, and unwavering loyalty.

One of the other things they’ll tell you is that they can’t develop a relationship with people, but they can with dogs. The fact that dogs are different from humans is one of the things that makes them so lovable.

Dogs are indispensable creatures in our modern lives because of the distinct interactions and dynamics they have with them compared to their human counterparts (for dog lovers, that is).

Puppies provide us with the simple, uncomplicated love, presence, and availability we long for.

Although pets have minds, they primarily aim to interact with us and be present. They lack complicated cognitive abilities.

Our obsession with animals demonstrates what we value most in human relationships connection, attunement, and presence.

People typically leap immediately into problem-solving when we talk about our problems and worries with them, even though we often require connection, understanding, and empathy. Most animals, particularly dogs, are genetically predisposed to and are excellent at doing this task for us.

If you are reading this, you will understand how pleasant it feels to come home to a pet who has been waiting for you all day. Our obsession with pets demonstrates our want to feel genuinely understood, appreciated, loved, meaningful, and unforgettable without restrictions from human connections.

If we suggest that you include the spirit of the Renaissance in your pet’s portrait, you might think us “crazy,” but at pethappyear.com, we make an effort to make the Renaissance come to life via your pet’s photos.

Italian artists revived Greek and Roman antique practices in the fourteenth century. This period is referred to by the word “Renaissance,” which is derived from the Italian Rinascita and was first used in the 14th century.

During the Renaissance, a time of significant cultural change, education, literature, art, and science all achieved their apex. A sizable cultural legacy of the Renaissance witnessed the introduction of novel ideas and techniques.

Imagine how your pet portrait will appear once we combine all of the Renaissance’s most significant works.

When you view your pet’s renaissance portrait, you will embrace not just the beauty of your pet but also the history. We are confident that the results will be exceptional and that you will enjoy them.

Step up your devotion to your pet by ordering a renaissance painting dog or order renaissance portraits female from pethappyear.com.