One dog, clear frame

For breed and mood scans, use a photo where one dog is clearly visible and not heavily blocked by furniture, hands, leashes, or other pets. Avoid extreme close-ups unless you are using the mood feature for a face-centered moment.

Better photo conditions

  • Use natural, even light when possible.
  • Keep the camera near the dog’s eye level.
  • Include the dog’s full body for breed matching.
  • Use a face and upper-body view for mood hints.
  • Avoid heavy filters, motion blur, and dark backlighting.

Read results conservatively

A visual mood hint can miss motion, sound, and the full setting. A likely breed match can be shifted by coat trim, age, angle, and mixed ancestry. If the photo is messy, re-scan before taking the result seriously.

Bokedex outputs are best treated as context for owner decisions. For health concerns, safety concerns, panic, biting risk, or sudden behavior change, involve a veterinarian, certified trainer, or qualified behavior professional.