Woman celebrates her dog’s pregnancy and new pups with a hilarious photo series 

An Australian dog owner has celebrated her pug’s pregnancy and birth with a gallery of hilarious photographs.

Bec Panthera was so excited her dogs Nala, three, and Simba, four, were expecting, she decided to document their momentous leap into pug-parenthood with an adorable album of professional maternity photographs.

The 33-year-old registered pug breeder from Sydney, harnessed her creative photography skills for the project and captured the entire journey.

The pictures include a hilarious pregnancy announcement, a glamourous maternity photoshoot and an adorable gallery of the new pups.

Nala (far left) and Simba (far right) with their Monkey, Mouse, Moose, Wolff and Panther

Once the puppies were born, owner Bec Panthers decided to take  some pictures of the adorable new arrivals 

Once the puppies were born, owner Bec Panthers decided to take  some pictures of the adorable new arrivals 

Bec said pug puppies are 'so adorable' and she was 'over the moon' when the litter arrived 

Bec said pug puppies are ‘so adorable’ and she was ‘over the moon’ when the litter arrived 

She sought inspiration from pictures of newborn babies she found online to photograph the dogs 

She sought inspiration from pictures of newborn babies she found online to photograph the dogs 

Nala as a hungry expectant mother and Simba as a nervous dad in this hilarious pregnancy announcement 

Nala as a hungry expectant mother and Simba as a nervous dad in this hilarious pregnancy announcement 

Bec said: ‘I’ve always absolutely adored pugs. I got my boy Simba first in 2015 to just have as a companion.

‘But they’re just so cute, and so popular, So I decided to go down the path of becoming a registered breeder.

‘Then I got my girl Nala in 2016. They’re both such beautiful and lovely pugs and are a great representation of the breed.

‘I was so excited when we found out Nala was pregnant in April 2018. Pug puppies are just so adorable. I was over the moon.’

Zookeeper Bec said she drew inspiration from browsing through galleries of ‘stunning’ human maternity and newborn photoshoots online – and applied a similar artistic approach to her photographs.

Bec, a zookeeper from Sydney, and her pug Nala, she she got in 2016 and describes as 'beautiful' 

Bec, a zookeeper from Sydney, and her pug Nala, she she got in 2016 and describes as ‘beautiful’ 

One of the puppies artistically presented by Bec, who has put her talent for photography to good use 

One of the puppies artistically presented by Bec, who has put her talent for photography to good use 

A tiny puppy lies covered in fur. If pregnant mothers and newborn babies can have special pictures taken, why not dogs, reasons Bec

A tiny puppy lies covered in fur. If pregnant mothers and newborn babies can have special pictures taken, why not dogs, reasons Bec

She said: ‘I do a bit of a photography for a hobby, so I decided to document their entire pregnancy.

‘My inspiration all came from looking up maternity photoshoots online.

‘I thought if pregnant mothers and newborn babies could have those types of photos, why not pugs?

‘So I just recreated those elegant type of professional photographs. We started with the hilarious pregnancy announcement.

‘I’ve seen people do that like movie posters and I wanted to do the same.

‘Then we got Nala dressed up for a glamorous pregnancy photoshoot. She loved it.

Nala and one of her puppies. Bec says she is  'a great representation of the breed'

Nala and one of her puppies. Bec says she is  ‘a great representation of the breed’

Nala dressed up for a glamorous pregnancy photoshoot which she 'loved'

Nala dressed up for a glamorous pregnancy photoshoot which she ‘loved’

Sadly the puppies will have to be found news homes  but the photographs ;will be something to hold on to forever'

Sadly the puppies will have to be found news homes  but the photographs ;will be something to hold on to forever’

‘Then once the puppies were born, I decided to take some newborn photos.

‘I’m really happy with how they turned out. They’re so used to taking their photos taken and they’re the best models.

‘It’s gotten to the point now where my boy Simba will go and pose on the couch, so I can take a photo in hopes he will get a treat.

‘They’re just the best dogs.’

Dog lover Bec, who is also mum to French bulldog Fox, aged months, said the photographs were to commemorate her pooch’s pregnancy and would serve as a keepsake for when the five puppies Moose, Panther, Monkey, Wolf and Mouse, are taken to their forever homes.

She said: ‘It’s going to be so hard to say goodbye to the puppies.

‘But we always make sure that they’re going to good homes.

‘We will stay in touch with their new owners too. The photographs will be something to hold on to forever.’ 

 



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