John Lewis advert

[stormox]

Has anyone else noticed that the tip of Busters tail has been shortened (docked)? Tails are pointed at the tips, Busters is rounded. Surely they could have used a healthy (non brachycephalic) breed with a natural (legal!!) tail?

 

[Clodagh]

LOL! Fair point, I hadn't got beyond the thought of fox poo all over the new trampoline.

 

[Depp_by_Chocolate]

The shots of the dog on the trampoline look CGI to me.

 

[stormox]

The shots of the dog on the trampoline look CGI to me.

Apparantly the dog is real, but the wild animals are CG.

 

[D66]

LOL! Fair point, I hadn't got beyond the thought of fox poo all over the new trampoline.

Ditto badger poo ........and squirrel chewing bits.

 

[sam-b]

The dog belongs to my friend's agility club, and yes believe the trampoline bits were CGI.

 

[MurphysMinder]

Has anyone else noticed that the tip of Busters tail has been shortened (docked)? Tails are pointed at the tips, Busters is rounded. Surely they could have used a healthy (non brachycephalic) breed with a natural (legal!!) tail?

I suspect his tail has had the tip off due to injury, it certainly isn't a docked tail in the true sense of the word. Not all docked tails are illegal though, older dogs could have been docked legally or a dog could have been imported from abroad.