Dog Facts & Trends: Insights for Indian Pet Parents

The movie 'Superman' and his dog Krypto sparked a massive increase in 'adopt a dog' searches and adoption rates in the US. This graphic shows the powerful, positive impact that pop culture can have on animal rescue.

After the movie '777 Charlie' was released, the demand for female Labradors skyrocketed in cities like Mangalore and Bengaluru. This is a local example of how media can create a 'dog craze'.

The famous Hutch 'You & I' ad featuring Cheeka the pug in the early 2000s caused pug prices to double and triggered a massive surge in breeding. It's a classic example of pop culture's influence on breed popularity.

The 1996 '101 Dalmatians' remake led to a 300% surge in Dalmatian registrations, but shelters later saw a 30% rise in abandonments. This serves as a cautionary tale about the responsibilities of getting a dog.

This is the title image for our series on how pop culture can spark a dog rescue revolution. Krypto's superpower wasn't just flight; it was inspiring hundreds of people to adopt a dog.

Just for fun! This short, humorous video compares the heights of three giant dog breeds: the Bernese Mountain Dog, the Irish Wolfhound, and the Great Dane, joking that even Kevin Hart would need a ladder.

We can't help convince your parents to get a dog, but for everything else, there's The Pack! This humorous skit showcases our brand personality while highlighting that we are the go-to resource for all pet parenting questions.

This is part of a motivational series about consistency in dog training. It reminds us that our habits don't have to be rigid; they can and should shift with the demands of our day.

When your energy is low, it's okay to do a simpler version of your training or enrichment routine. This post reminds parents that consistency is about showing up, not about being perfect every single time.