Cue the Dogs

Turn your dog’s potential into paid work.

You don't need more followers or better engagement to start getting paid with your dog. You need to create work brands see as commercially valuable and know how to communicate that value.

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Hollywood-tested. Creator-focused.

20+years training dogs for film, TV, and brand work
200+national advertising campaigns
10,000+hours on Hollywood sets

01 / The truth

Brands notice your dog. The money doesn't match the attention.

Maybe you're posting consistently, getting gifted collaborations, or being invited to shoots and events. From the outside, it can look like things are working. But the income is inconsistent or nonexistent.

Getting the first gifted collab is exciting. Getting the fifth starts to raise a different question: when does this actually start to pay?

Getting noticed and getting paid are two different things. The answer isn't simply more followers, more posts, or better engagement. It's becoming more commercially valuable to brands, then giving them more reasons to choose you and pay you.

Imagine what you and your dog could create if you had the skills to bring your ideas to life.

The creator economy isn't slowing down. U.S. brands are projected to spend $44 billion on creator advertising in 2026, more than triple what they spent just five years ago. And nearly half of influencer marketing spending is going to micro- and nano-creators.

02 / What it takes

A camera-ready dog is only part of the answer.

01

Create content brands want to pay for

Train the behaviours that make filming faster and expand what you can creatively execute for a brand.

02

Give brands a reason to choose you

Show brands what you and your dog can deliver, so they see more than another cute dog account.

03

Go from occasional collaborations to consistent paid work

Learn how to approach brands, communicate your value, and turn individual collaborations into repeat business.

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Work with me

Set to Social™

The PAID Dog Framework

You have the dog. You have the ambition. Now you need the skills and strategy to turn what you're creating together into paid work.

My signature coaching program combines Hollywood-proven camera-ready dog training with brand strategy for dog owners who want to consistently land paid brand work.

02 / Meet your coach

Hello!

I'm Julie.

I'm a studio animal trainer with 20+ years of experience training dogs for movies and national advertising campaigns.

From commercial shoots at Disneyland to high-stakes action franchises like John Wick, I've trained dogs to perform with precision when every moment counts. My credits include Dog, John Wick: Chapters 3 and 4, Fallout, and Lioness, along with work for more than 200 top brands.

I created Cue the Dogs to give people access to the same performance techniques and commercial thinking that brands rely on when they're paying for content.

You don't need a dog that's perfect. You need a dog that's trained for the job.

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