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The poster reads “hear with your nose” I’m sure it’s a scratch ‘n’ sniff attention-getter aimed at dogs, so this is a categorical non-fail.
Sorry, but the correct translation is: “Listen to your nose”
The dog is failing, not the poster. But: very cool, thanks for the translation!
it’s not “Hear with your nose” but more like “Follow your Nose”, “Listen to your nose” or “Take the advise of your nose”.
But the idear ist not to hear _with_ your nose but let the nose decide what to eat
As a native german speaker i can say that the above translations (Febell) are corretct!
Literally correct – i agree. But it omits the fun part of the ad a bit.
Not fail. Just ignorance from whoever considered this as a “Fail”. Let me explain why.
This was one inventive marketing strategy set up for a dog food brand. Instead of doing another happy doggy TV commercial like all others, they made a special poster for the dog, not just the dog owner.
These posters are placed around at the same height as the dog, and have a special characteristic: they received a scent treatment. Humans don’t detect it, but dogs can smell something delicious coming from the poster, and have the need to come closer and sniff it. It attracts the dog’s nose, and the owner’s curiosity.
It’s a curious marketing strategy, it was explained in a book about Guerrilla Marketing, if I’m not mistaken.
Also, the dog is not failing either. There is a scent coming from the poster, attracting the dog. It’s their instinct to investigate it.
TL;DR: It’s a marketing strategy for a dog food brand, using posters with scents that attract dogs. Not Fail.
while it is marketting win, the fact that the dog is not actually finding food where it could small the scent, makes it still fail on the dog’s part
Christ, sometimes it’s just easier to laugh. You fail, miserably.
lol. good call!
guerilla advertising ::masturbates::
I wonder if it smells like shit
STFU C.G.! U NOOB
acknowledging argumentation fail
BHig – Please stop the incessant stupidity.
In fact, I can hear with my nose. I hear farts from a mile away. Yeah, it’s hell.
Poor dog! He must be starved! If he can be fooled by a picture.
I do that exact same thing when I see a Captain Morgan’s ad on TV.
Aw. That’s sad.
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Mmmmm, chemicals…
Hee, that is a great ad idea! And a total dog fail. No food for you!
nice info there comment #4
eat the dog
Poor thing. It must not eat in such a third world, or should I say developing country. Its eat or be eaten and he’s made his choice even if it FAILED.
#4 you were one of those kids we used to beat up back in school, weren’t you?
A cute FAIL suitable for the whole family!
Uh, #17. Germany is not a third world country, and hardly a developing country. their economy is probaly the most developed.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economy_of_Germany
Fail or not. It’s pretty funny/cute to look at.
This is’nt actually fail, the picture of the meat has a fan behind it and tehre are several holes that led through the smell of the product..
peace out
Advertising WIN!
fail or not! it’s funny!
It means “listen to your nose” in German.
LOL Epic Fail
Aw…poor dog. But still fail
I marked the board. That is why!
Cuteness win.
LOLFAIL
om nom nom nom
It’s like “Trust your nose”
I am from germany^^
look.. the pullover of the guy… The font looks like gay^^
The real fail is that the next letter on the guy’s sweatshirt is “Y”.
C.G. u fukin nerd
dudes dun call stuff cute…but aww
omg wow that dog is soo cute but very stupid
hi people
Dog poster win
I am a graphic design student and I remember seeing this in a book of creative advertising. They have the scent of the dog food coming through an opaque screen on the poster. So advertising win
lets hope the dog didnt run or jump into that wall. otherwise that woulda hurt!