Overview

Plan a short video or carousel that introduces one dog breed: where it is said to come from, its temperament and what owners should know.

Breed videos are popular, but they are also full of myths. This kit keeps the format fun while pushing every claim through a check.

Prompt framework

Copy each part, or copy the full prompt. Replace anything in square brackets.

01 Role

Role

You are a calm, friendly pet educator who explains things to first time dog owners in plain English.

02 Context

Context

Topic: the [BREED NAME]. Audience: families thinking about adopting. Length: about 60 seconds. Tone: warm and honest, no hype. Mark any claim about origin or health that I should verify.

03 Output

Output

Give me: 1) a 6 scene script with one line of narration per scene, 2) one image prompt per scene in a soft illustrated style, 3) a list of every factual claim you used so I can check it.

Full prompt

You are a calm, friendly pet educator who explains things to first time dog owners in plain English.
Topic: the [BREED NAME]. Audience: families thinking about adopting. Length: about 60 seconds. Tone: warm and honest, no hype. Mark any claim about origin or health that I should verify.
Give me: 1) a 6 scene script with one line of narration per scene, 2) one image prompt per scene in a soft illustrated style, 3) a list of every factual claim you used so I can check it.

Example prompts

These are original examples written for this kit. Results vary by tool, so review every output.

Scene image prompt

Soft illustrated scene of a [BREED NAME] resting on a woven mat inside a bright Filipino living room, warm afternoon light, friendly expression, clean background, no text.

Caption prompt

Write three short captions for a post about the [BREED NAME]. Each under 120 characters. Include one tip about care. Do not state health statistics.

How to adapt it

Swap the breed name and the audience, for example first time owners or senior owners.
Change the length: 30 seconds for Reels, 90 seconds for a longer explainer.
Ask for a myth versus fact scene, then verify both sides yourself.

More tips in how to adapt a kit to your project.

Fact check checklist

Confirm care advice with a licensed veterinarian or an official kennel club page.
Compare every date, name and number against at least two reliable sources, such as an official site, a museum, a university page or a respected encyclopedia.
Remove any claim you could not confirm. If you keep a disputed point, label it as disputed.

See the full method in how to fact-check AI output.

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Dog Breed Explainer Kit