Last but not least: Dog Harvey likes advertising

Thinkbox is the British TV industry association that ensures that TV advertising is and remains popular. It does this, for example, with studies that prove how efficient this form of advertising is. Almost even more convincing, on the other hand, are the TV commercials that Thinkbox places. Because advertising that gives people pleasure is still the best advertising for advertising. And how do you reliably give people pleasure? With dogs, exactly.

That's why Thinkbox created Harvey four years ago. The likeable terrier knew how to assert himself at the animal shelter by unceremoniously playing a commercial about himself to the interested couple (spot "Dogs Home" see below). The work of the agency The Red Brick Road convinced not only on television, but is also on Youtube a million hit. Two years ago, Harvey again played a commercial for his new owner when he wanted to dispose of his beloved stuffed bunny.

Now it's that time again: On Boxing Day, the day after Christmas, when football is already being played again in England, the new Harvey commercial celebrates its premiere. This time, the dog explains via commercial the necessity of letting poodle lady Harmony move in. The arguments convince not only the master, but all of us. Or? (hae)

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