“It’s them evil advertisers I tell you” Part 2

Brits love their animals. They bring them everywhere. We’re talking subways, busses, shopping, holiday, dental appointments, whatever. You’d think that anyone who buys food for their pets but not themselves is crazy, but you must understand that pets aren’t just animal to the Brits. We’re talking an extension of the family here!

Animal welfare groups are extremely powerful in the UK and can literary force a farm to be closed should they break what they consider inhuman treatment to animals, and for some animal lovers that can sometime cross the boundary’s of sanity.

MRI’s for cats and dogs’ are now common. Cat’s in pain? Get morphine. Their thinking is what medical help we get, our pets should get them too. If you think about it, people are actually treating their pets like babies. Which makes you wander why they don’t just adopt a baby? They can’t argue that the baby isn’t theirs because they sure as hell didn’t give birth to a dog or car, and maybe in some cases hamsters.

Advertisers know this and use it to the max. Below are some examples. Whether they are there to win public opinion or the fact that animals just look cute and cuddly therefore attracting a potential customer’s attention, you can’t deny that putting animals on Briton’s ad’s is a very common practice. The best part of it of cause, it works.

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