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Big-Dog Life
Day-in-the-life, size gags, and the unglamorous reality of living with a giant breed, the doorways, the counter surfing, the dog that wants the middle of the bed.
Pet creator
Oso
Ur fave corso.
A black-and-tan Cane Corso in Houston with a face that stops the scroll, documented by the person who actually raises him. Same house, same walks, same dog, filmed over real time, not staged for an afternoon.
@oso.urfavecorso
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The dog
He runs my camera roll.
Oso is a Cane Corso, black and tan, and fully convinced he is a lap dog. He's calm in the house, theatrical on the stairs, and openly offended by the vacuum. Big breeds get filmed like they're intimidating. He's mostly just heavy and dramatic about it.
I've had a camera in my hand since he was a puppy, so half of everything I've ever shot is him: the good mornings, the vet parking lot, the walk where he decides we're finished. He isn't a segment on my page. He's the reason there's a page.
Breed
Cane Corso
Home base
Houston, TX
Handler
Alexcia Reyes
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Content lanes
What his audience shows up for.
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Health & Recovery
Honest documentation of vet visits, mobility, orthopedic care and recovery, what it actually looks like day to day, told without medical claims.
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Product Reviews
Real use over time, filmed in the house and on walks. If it can't hold up to a Corso, I'll say that too, never a script that sounds like an ad.
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In progress
Oso's recovery, documented.
Oso has orthopedic surgery scheduled, and the whole recovery is being filmed as an ongoing series, pre-op, procedure day, first night home, week one, week two. Not a single post. A storyline people come back for.
This is the kind of long-form, high-retention pet content wellness brands almost never get access to: a real owner, a real timeline, and an audience already invested in how he does. Mobility support, recovery gear, bedding, nutrition, aftercare routines, anything that lives inside a recovery genuinely belongs in the frame.
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Pre-op
Baseline: how he moves now, the prep, the nerves before drop-off.
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Procedure day
The waiting, the call, the pickup. Quiet footage, high retention.
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First night home
Setup, sleeping arrangement, the parts nobody warns you about.
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Week one
Confinement, short outings, the routine that keeps him still.
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Week two
First real progress, honestly shown, good days and flat ones.
All health content follows veterinary clearance and avoids medical, therapeutic or curative claims.
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Partnerships
Ways to work together.
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Gifted collaboration
Send the product, get honest review content back once he's actually used it.
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Paid content
Concepted, shot and edited, delivered in cuts that are ready for organic and paid.
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Affiliate
Trackable link or code, commission on attributed sales.
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Whitelisting / paid usage
Brand-run ads using the content, licensed for a defined term.
Every partnership is contracted with Alexcia Reyes as the creator and payee. Content publishes from @oso.urfavecorso. Usage rights, revision rounds and tracking are agreed in writing before anything is filmed.
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How it runs
Three steps, no guessing.
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The brief
You send the product and what you want shown. We lock a concept that fits Oso's real routine instead of forcing him into yours.
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The shoot
Filmed at home and on walks over real time, enough days to show the product doing its job, not one staged afternoon.
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The cut
Edited and delivered vertical, in the formats you need, ready to post organically or run as paid.
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Start something
Want Oso in your next campaign?
Pet, vet and wellness brands, tell me what you're launching and when. Gifted, paid, affiliate or usage rights, we'll figure out which one fits. Rough ideas welcome.
Or email directly
at.alexciamarie@gmail.com