What makes a good print?

How do you know if your print is going to look good as a ring or a pendant?

See some photos below to get some guidance on how your print should ideally look. 

The best approach when taking a print is to aim for the largest and flattest surface area of your dog's nose. Often it takes a two people to get a good print, one to comfort and steady your dog's head while the other presses the wax. If your dog is not cooperating, you can try a paw print!

Ensure the wax is rolled into a smooth ball and is soft and pliable. Press the wax against the nose, ideally it should around 3mm - 5mm thick and be in the form of a flat disc after you've done the print. Your fingerprint will naturally transfer on to the backside of the wax.