Meet Pip, the remarkable trick-trained Border Terrier who is an absolute pro when it comes to verbal cues and hand signals. This petite powerhouse can execute commands even from a considerable distance. She displays exceptional obedience even amidst distractions like people, other animals, and various noises.
Pip is not just a training marvel! She’s also crate-trained and enjoys travelling in vehicles, making her a versatile and mobile talent. Despite her diminutive size for her breed, she maintains excellent physical condition. Her well-groomed appearance, complete with long eyebrows and a beard, adds to her charm.
With her confidence and quick learning ability, Pip is always up for mastering new tricks. Pip and her handler jump at the chance to take on new challenges, especially when a project calls for a unique skill.
Moreover, Pip’s comfort in a work environment is second nature. Both her parents are seasoned professionals in the film industry. She has traversed the sets and workrooms of iconic films like Avengers, Guardians of the Galaxy, Deadpool, and many more! She is no stranger to the world of lights, camera, and action. With Pip by your side, you’re not just getting a trick-trained Border Terrier; you’re getting a seasoned performer with a dash of Hollywood glamour.
- Act guilty
- Agility trained
- Animal-friendly
- Back up
- Balance item on head
- Balance on object
- Beg
- Bite a person’s leg/clothing
- Can be placed in position
- Can style hair
- Can work outdoors
- Can work with water
- Cat-friendly
- Catch a treat
- Catch an item
- Child-friendly
- Clicker trained
- Climb
- Climb tree
- Come
- Cover eyes/Act shy
- Creep
- Dig on command
- Dog-friendly
- Down
- Drop item
- Eat/drink in new environment
- Emergency stop
- Fake wee
- Fetch item
- Fetch items from water
- Find item
- Follow
- Follow a target
- Food motivated
- Give paw
- Go around object/person
- Go over seesaw
- Go to bed
- Go to mark
- Go under/through
- Good with small furries
- Hairdryer-friendly
- Handstand
- Happy to be groomed
- Happy to be handled
- Happy to be suspended in the air
- Harness/lead trained
- Head on object
- Hide
- High five
- Hold item
- Hold pose
- Jump into an object
- Jump into arms
- Jump into/out of a car boot
- Jump on the spot
- Jump onto a person's back
- Jump through hoop
- Jump up/on/over an object
- Kiss
- Knock object over
- Leave item
- Lie down
- Lie flat
- Lie on back
- Lie on side
- Lift leg
- Look alert
- Look at me
- Look at point
- Look up
- Meet and greet
- Neutered
- Paw to feet
- Paws up on object
- Peek-a-boo
- People-friendly
- Pivot on an object
- Play ball
- Play dead
- Plays with flirt pole
- Positional work
- Product placement
- Pull object
- Push an object
- Rebound
- Recall
- Retrieve an item
- Rollover
- Run into arms
- Scent work
- Send away
- Sit
- Sit on platform
- Sit pretty
- Skateboarding
- Speak/Bark
- Spin/Twist
- Spin (left/right)
- Stand
- Stand on hind legs
- Stay
- Step up
- Stop
- Swimming
- Touch item
- Touch with nose
- Toy motivated
- Travels well
- Treats on paw
- Trick trained
- Vacuum-friendly
- Vet-friendly
- Walk backwards
- Walk on balance beam
- Walk on hind legs
- Walk on human's feet
- Walk to heel
- Wave
- Wear a muzzle
- Wear glasses
- Wears pet clothing + accessories
- Weave
- Will wear a GoPro
- Wipe face
- Work from a distance
- Work with target stick
- Works with props
Recently, Pip the Border Terrier spent time on set with another dog model, shooting a photo campaign for Tom Davies eyewear.
Pip has on-set experience after shooting an advert for The Highway Code regarding road safety, and recently starred in a winter campaign shoot for New Look.