Entertainment F amous entertainment dogs have become an integral part of our culture. As far back as the time of Abraham Lincoln, dogs have been part of our politicians public image. And dogs like Lassie have become cultural icons, with over 50 years of entertainment to their credit.
Dogs represent such a positive image that there seems to be no limit to what they can sell.
From Spuds McKenzie to the Taco Bell dog, advertisers are fully aware of the attractive image dogs represent to the consumer. Something in the way we perceive dogs goes to the very core of our relationship with ourselves. The classic stories of Lassie and Rin Tin Tin have remained a central part of our cultural identity. They have the ability to bring laughter and tears to our eyes. Our intense relationship with our canine friends makes for great drama, comedy and storytelling.