SOLID GOLD

MEDIA CAMPAIGN: DO YOU OWN AMERICA’S MOST SPOILED DOG BREED?

This fun campaign for Solid Gold explored the special relationship dog owners have with their dogs.

 

Data-driven Media Campaign

The nutritional pet food brand, Solid Gold commissioned a study of 2,000 U.S. dog owners and asked them about the ways in which they spoil their furry friends.

In our research, conducted by OnePoll, an overwhelming majority (96%) said they spoil their pets in a wide variety of ways and 37% treat them so well, they’d take the chance to switch bodies with their pups for a day if they could.

Diving into the data, we revealed that Australian Shepards, Border Collies and Corgis were America’s most spoiled dog breeds. Not only did 60% of survey respondents claim they own the “world’s most spoiled dog” two-thirds of them have a herding dog.

Non-sporting dogs like Bulldogs, Boston Terriers and Shiba Inus came in second place for the nation’s most luxuriated breeds. And in third place with were terrier breeds like Russell terriers, Scottish Terriers and Staffordshire Terriers.

With the campaign released ahead of Mother’s Day, Solid Pet also explored the “dog mom” persona and found that the majority believe dog moms should be celebrated on Mother’s Day just as much as human moms.

The headline-grabbing story earned impressive coverage across top-tier news and consumer titles — landing more than 260 hits and over 200 links from coverage to the brand’s site — including:

  1. New York Post

  2. Good News Network

  3. Daily Mail

  4. Reader’s Digest

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