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Video release agreements and pets

deadlybuzzman · 2022-08-17 13:01:25

I'm a dog trainer and I'm wondering if I record instructional videos using dogs belonging to client's do I need their agreement to use that footage with people other than the owner? The videos would be of just me and the dog

17-08-2022 2:01pm

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deadlybuzzman

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I'm a dog trainer and I'm wondering if I record instructional videos using dogs belonging to client's do I need their agreement to use that footage with people other than the owner?
The videos would be of just me and the dog

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#2 21-08-2022 2:13pm

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It would seem to be good practice, if not a legal obligation. If people are sending their dog to you for training, they won't expect their dog to be appearing in videos unless you've asked for permission.

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#3 21-08-2022 4:40pm

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Absolutely, I wanted to be sure verbal agreement would suffice

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#4 22-08-2022 11:53am

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Our vet/cattery often takes photos/video of the animals for their facebook page. On the check in form there is a tick box to say if you do or do not consent.
It strikes me that having a paper trail rather than a verbal agreement is much better in case there were issues in the future. If they fill in a form of some sort before sending the dogs to you, could you just include a tick box there?

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