What's all this about murderous beasts?
Our pal Ad Nut, the surprisingly literate squirrel who reviews new ads for us (it's a long story), has a thing about dogs. Perhaps understandably, Ad Nut believes canines are 'murderous beasts' intent on rending innocent woodland creatures into bloody shreds. Ad Nut cannot help pointing this out whenever an ad features a dog (see below), and we editors have just learned to live with it.
Cheil creates chatbot to communicate with dogs
The agency teamed up with pet company Woorian to enable dog-owners to understand their dogs’ body language.
Pedigree publishes book series for dogs
AD NUT's PICK OF THE WEEK: The Colenso BBDO-led initiative, Dogphonics, actually aims to get kids reading by catering to an audience that's all ears—and no judgement.
The chillest, happiest mobile-banking ad you're likely to see
Empty your mind of troubles and chillax into the vibes of this music video from Krungsi Bank and Wunderman Thompson Thailand, featuring 40 everyday pleasures—like kitten paws, bubbling soup and coffee.
Uber Eats employs bovine brand ambassadors
Have you herd about the very moooo-ving campaign (sorry) the delivery brand and Special Group did where they put promo codes for a gelato brand on cows?
Package deliveries and wombat incursions caught on camera
72andSunny's new campaign for Google's Nest products also includes an embarrassed cat and a clumsy dog.
Pet 'parents' promote 'pet-ernity' leave policies
A PR-driven campaign out of Australia, by Eleven Sydney on behalf of retailer PetCulture, argues that pet "parents" need leave to care for their "fur babies". Please, let's not do this.
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