Ad Nut
Dec 1, 2020

Want a dog? Use this slide deck from Pedigree to convince your partner

Pedigree and Colenso BBDO created a presentation (and some hilarious films) to convince young people to take a baby step into parenting—by adopting a dog.

Want a dog? Use this slide deck from Pedigree to convince your partner

The people at Mars Pedigree really want young couples to adopt dogs (and then buy dog food). So along with Colenso BBDO, Pedigree is helping make that happen with a new campaign that includes not only three funny films and amusing outdoor ads (below) but also an online quiz to be taken with your partner and—best of all—an uproarious slide deck that you can use to convince your partner that a pup is a better idea than a human baby.

Ad Nut, who's no fan of dogs (known to Ad Nut and Ad Nut's ilk as murderous beasts), admits that all this material is fairly convincing. What is certain is that it's a tremendous campaign. Enjoy.

CREDITS

Client: MARS
Client: Fabio Alings, Global Brand Director PEDIGREE
Client: Cormac Van Den Hoofdakker, Segment marketing manager - PET
Agency: Colenso BBDO
Production Company: 3&7
Photographer: Steven Boniface
Media Agency: Wavemaker

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