February 2010 Archives

Lots of people like "lists" (I know I do). Lists of top 10 holiday spots, top 10 fastest cars, top 10 best songs, top 10 baby names - many of us just can't help ourselves from stopping and taking a look at a good list.

Sure, we all know that often the lists are subjective, and don't really mean a great deal, but we humans like order in our lives, and lists help us keep things in order.

Recently, the American Kennel Club  ( the AKC) released the "Top 10 Most Popular Breeds in the USA 2009".   According to the AKC's records, these are the top 10 most popular dog breeds last year:

1. Labrador Retriever
2. German Shepherd Dog
3. Yorkshire Terrier
4. Golden Retriever
5. Beagle
6. Boxer
7. Bulldog
8. Dachshund
9. Poodle
10. Shih Tzu

To those of us that keep track of these sorts of lists, it comes as no surprise that Labrador's come first again! They are a very popular dog, and indeed I had one myself as a kid. They've been "top dog" for the last 20 years in the US.

The AKC have also released some interesting statistics about dog breeds in  various US Cities. For example, did you know?:
One quarter of young people would rather spend Valentine's Day with their pet than their partner, according to a recent study by Reuters.

The study surveyed 24,000 people in 23 countries, and found that our love for our pets is a worldwide phenomena, although the French were least likely to choose a furry friend over a human, with only 10% of French respondents taking that option. Over 27% of Americans chose their pet!

Men and women were equally split in their love for their animals - apparently a night on the couch cuddled to our kitten or dog beats date night for both partners!  (Takeout food and a nice glass of wine makes the couch a winner every time!)

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As promised, here is the latest Revolution for Cats by Pfizer advertisement that is now showing on Australian TV.
VetShopOnline.com has stocked Revolution for Cats and Revolution for Kittens for many years, and it has been a consistently  popular product for the control of fleas and other parasites in cats and kittens. Revolution for Cats and Kittens at VetShopOnline.com starts from just $28.69 .

Revolution For Dogs TVC

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Pfizer is currently running a humorous TV advertising campaign here in Australia for Revolution for Dogs and Revolution for Cats. Here is the TVC for the Dog Revolution.



The ad really focuses on the benefits of Revolution for your dog. It is a good product which is easy to use and gives great coverage, controlling fleas, ear mites, heartworm and most intestinal worms.

There is also a Revolution for Cats TVC currently playing and I will post that on our blog shortly.

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