Create a premium original 3D ANIMATED portrait of Lulu as The Biscuit Bandit, a harmless little mastermind under a pale-oak kitchen table. Clearly polished dimensional animation with tactile materials and subtle stylisation, not photography or flat cartoon. Preserve identity without exaggerated eyes or cheeks.
Naturally seated wooden floor, open small unbranded brushed-metal biscuit tin with several plain golden oat biscuits, lid beside it; three biscuits on folded ivory cotton napkin and one apart in front of paws. Mouth closed innocent expression. No chocolate or paws holding food.
Short plum cape muted gold lining biscuit-shaped clasp, realistic folds behind on floor clear of paws, chest visible. Two softly blurred table legs, cream kitchen muted sage detail beyond, bright uncluttered. Soft left daylight gentle under-table shade, copper cream oak sage plum gold. Detailed short fur believable paws matte irregular oat biscuits soft fabric and contact shadows, no cheap plastic render.
Exactly two lines in clean lower floor area separate from paws and props: I WOOOOOF YOU, DAD! / Love, Lulu. First line larger playful, second smaller, deep plum readable straight correct text. No extra words.

REFERENCE AND IDENTITY
Use the attached original pet photograph as the primary reference for identity and anatomy. For this example the pet is Lulu. Follow the photograph over any written description. Preserve her reddish-brown short coat, long broad muzzle, black nose, natural brown eyes and spacing, broad floppy ears, actual head shape, tiny white chest marking and individual asymmetry. Keep her gently curious closed-mouth expression. Do not substitute a generic dog, enlarge eyes, shorten the muzzle or add a human smile. Remove the collar and identification tag completely; do not reproduce any tag information.

ANATOMY
Preserve the actual long body and short legs. Natural canine posture and physically supported paws; no human torso, arms, hands, fingers or extra limbs. Both ears remain freely visible. Costumes must fit the dog rather than alter her body.

COMPOSITION AND FINISH
Create portrait 3:4 artwork at the dog's eye level. Keep the dog large and immediately recognisable, with face upper-middle, complete ears and both front paws inside the frame, comfortable margins above and beside the head and below any wording for later print cropping. Use coherent contact shadows, perspective and light. Preserve natural brown eyes with small restrained highlights, no glowing pupils. No branded characters, existing franchise costumes or logos, watermarks, frames or extra animals. Return only the finished artwork at the highest available native resolution. Prioritise likeness, anatomy, specified medium and correctly spelled wording.