What the PetSmart TV commercial - Nate & Jeremiah Collection is about.
PetSmart's TV spot for the Nate & Jeremiah collection showcases the stylish and modern line that the design duo has created for pets. The commercial opens with a shot of Nate and Jeremiah in their beautifully designed living room, with a pet dog snuggled up next to them. They introduce their collection and the product features, highlighting how their items are designed with both pets and owners in mind.
The next series of shots feature a variety of pets and owners, all enjoying items from the Nate & Jeremiah collection. There's a French bulldog lounging on a plush bed, a cat playing with a feather toy, and a boxer sitting in a stylish leather chair. The owners are also shown, admiring the design and commenting on the practicality of the furniture.
Throughout the commercial, the emphasis is on how the Nate & Jeremiah collection is not only stylish but functional. The pet toys are designed to meet the unique needs of pets, while the furniture is durable and easy to clean.
The commercial ends with a shot of Nate and Jeremiah giving their seal of approval to the collection, with their pet dog at their feet. The message is clear - the Nate & Jeremiah collection at PetSmart is designed to bring pets and their owners together in a stylish and practical way.
PetSmart TV commercial - Nate & Jeremiah Collection produced for
PetSmart
was first shown on television on September 27, 2022.
Frequently Asked Questions about petsmart tv spot, 'nate & jeremiah collection'
The commercial is set to “I'd Do Anything” from the musical Oliver! Along with the spot, which will air in shorter clips on linear and broadcast, PetSmart will run social media and digital ads as well as shorter videos with DoorDash and Hill's Science Diet, a vendor.
In Kia's “Robo Dog,” a lonely robot dog in a store pines for someone to adopt him and take him home. He spots the owner of an all-electric Kia EV6 on the street and escapes the store to chase after him.
Actor, Theatre UAB grad Noah Holcomb is PetSmart pitchman.
Those remote control pet robot puppy dogs actually run on wheels, so that they cannot have realistic dog-like limb movements. Examples include WowWee CHiP and Chippies robot dogs, and Zoomer robot dogs. There were only a handful of laboratories and companies that can manufacture quadruped walking robots.
BigDog is a dynamic quadruped robot that walks, runs, and carries heavy loads. It works as a pack mule to assist soldiers in carrying gear.
Jim DoughertyJanice Dougherty
PetSmart/Founders
JC Chasez
Not only does the spot show off the brand's wet food product, it also introduces viewers to the Tabby 5, a cat boy band fronted by JC Chasez of 'NSync.
The Chinese robotics company Unitree's latest robot dog is the Unitree Go 2, which starts at an incredible $1,600. After shipping and duty fees and all that, it'll cost more like $2,400, but that's still a bargain compared to an industrial robot.
The first known robotic pet was a robot dog called Sparko, built by the American company Westinghouse in 1940. It never got sold due to poor public interest. The first robotic pets to be put on the market were Hasbro's Furby in 1998 and Sony's AIBO in 1999. Since then, robotic pets have grown increasingly advanced.
BigDog is a dynamically stable quadruped military robot that was created in 2005 by Boston Dynamics with Foster-Miller, the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and the Harvard University Concord Field Station. It was funded by DARPA, but the project was shelved after the BigDog was deemed too loud for combat.
In demonstrations, BigDog ran at 10 kmh, climbed slopes up to 35 degrees, walked across rubble, climbed muddy hiking trails, walked in snow and water, and carried up to 150kg loads. Development of the original BigDog robot was funded by DARPA.
The first PetSmart opened its doors in Phoenix, Arizona in 1986 and the chain has since expanded to 1,669 locations as of March 2022, more than any other North American pet specialty chain. PetSmart was also listed among the leading retailers in the United States in 2021.