Can a shortcut to a folder show specific files? (Windows 11)

If I have a folder of photos of dogs and cats, with filenames like:

cats 20220323.jpg
cats 20220323.png
cats 20220425.jpg
cats 20220425.png
dogs 20220129.jpg
dogs 20220129.png
dogs 20220627.jpg
dogs 20220627.png

Is there a way to make a new shortcut to the folder that will only show the dog files of JPG filetype? The only thing I could think of was selecting the folder and trying a "DIR" statement, but that obviously doesn't work.

C:\Photos "dir dogs*.jpg"

Thanks.

Also to add to what dalchina has said re: the Search box.

Although I don't know how useful it may be, if you want to see all dog*.jpg's , do a search for dog*.jpg in the folder of interest, and once the results are found, click the Explorer address bar and drag and drop the blue "Search" icon from the address bar to say on the desktop.

Another possibility is to create a generic Explorer shortcut say on the desktop, using the following format as the target:
eg: to search for dog*.jpg in C:\Custom\Sample , use:

Code:

explorer.exe "search-ms:query=dog*.jpg&crumb=location:C:\Custom\Sample\"

Having said all that, I would have to defer to dalchina's overall experience on Windows Search.

Thanks, guys!

My wife isn't all that familiar with using the computer much (videos, email and mahjongg are her limits at the moment). das10's suggestion works like a charm.

dalchina, I know it's not a very flexible solution, but it works for what I need right now.

Thanks again!