If you love to laugh, you have to see these ads. While I usually find humorous ads for animal or pet products, this time I decided to research the print ad winners of about 40 different international advertising prizes awarded during 2007 and 2008 just to select the "10 best award-winning people-product print ads featuring animals, fish, or insects in starring role."
All of the ads you see here were each celebrated by several prestigious ad awards; awards like the Clio, the Loerie, Effie awards, Obie, Cannes Lions, Andy awards, and many others. They are all archived on Coloribus web pages.
Agency: DDB LONDON
Agency: GREY, Barcelona
Agency: CALLEGARI BERVILLE GREY

Agency:
Ogilvy Hungary
Caption:SCRABBLE: Every word counts.
Agency: Caldas Naya

Caption: German character. French refinement.
A.K DAMM The original Alsatian Beer
Agency:
OGILVY & MATHER
Caption: Duende Azul Costumes
You, but funnier than you.
Caption: When you look at things through Olympus Binoculars,
they get closer than you'd ever imagine.
Agency:
DDB LONDON
Advertising Agency: LEO BURNETT
Agency: JWT Mexico

Caption: Ford Expedition With Rearview Camera
Take a look at some of the other very funny pet and animal columns I put together for your enjoyment:
12 Weird, Wild, And Wonderful International Zoo Ads 
10 Zoo Ads That Will Make You Laugh Like A Hyena
10 Hilarious International Pet Ads
10 MORE Hilarious International Pet Ads
Another 10 Hilarious International Pet Ads
That's the buzz for today!
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no 7 is not an anteater it's an equidna
Submitted on May 17th, 2009 by Anonymousno it's not a porcupine either
http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tachyglossidae
No 7: "Echidnas, also known as spiny anteaters..."
Submitted on May 17th, 2009 by Lady Bee"Echidnas (pronounced /ɨˈkɪdnə/), also known as spiny anteaters, are four extant mammal species belonging to the Tachyglossidae family of the monotremes, an order of egg laying mammals."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Echidna