Expressive Pugs Show Their Vulnerable Side in Viral Photos
Tisah Tucknott — May 11, 2009 — Lifestyle
References: urlesque & trendhunter
With their flat wrinkled faces, pugs seem to have the most expressive facial expressions. Their ability to communicate with what seem like human emotions lend to their appeal, and lead to viral photos such as these in the gallery.
This little pug is not happy about the situation he is in, and is in dire need of some love and attention. Like many lap dogs, some pugs suffer from separation anxiety. Although they usually bark and whine when they are left alone, this little puppy is just slumped over, and is clearly the most depressed dog on the block.
This little pug is not happy about the situation he is in, and is in dire need of some love and attention. Like many lap dogs, some pugs suffer from separation anxiety. Although they usually bark and whine when they are left alone, this little puppy is just slumped over, and is clearly the most depressed dog on the block.
Trend Themes
1. Canine Mental Health - There is room for innovation in the development of mental health treatments for dogs experiencing anxiety and depression.
2. Pet Communication Tech - Advancements in pet communication technology could lead to a better understanding and treatment of a pet's emotional state.
3. Pet Social Media Content - The popularity of viral photos and videos of pets expressing emotions presents an opportunity for businesses to create and market relatable content.
Industry Implications
1. Veterinary Care - Veterinary clinics could capitalize on the demand for mental health services for pets.
2. Pet Tech - Companies developing pet monitoring and communication devices could tap into the growing market of pet owners concerned about their pet's mental health.
3. Pet Influencer - Pet influencers on social media could partner with businesses to promote pet mental health treatments and products.
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