Character-led. Story-driven. Built for the feed.
Chilli and Teddy are two pug mixes with outsized personalities, a combined following of over 3.1 million, and 70M+ reach on YouTube. The work on this page isn't pet advertising — it's short-form branded storytelling where products earn their place in the narrative rather than interrupt it. Audiences don't just watch; they share, comment, and come back.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rofE8pXqXYA
Concept: Phase one of a two-part launch. Chilli is framed as a serial escapologist and the Collar Go as the only rational response — before a single product feature is mentioned.
Why it works: Building suspense before the reveal gives the audience a reason to come back. They followed the story, not the ad.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hoH4Is3F2cI
Concept: A true crime mockumentary — witness interviews, live GPS data, and a suspect in a flower suit — built around the Collar Go launch.
Why it works: The product's core features are demonstrated through the narrative rather than listed. The audience watches to find out what happened. The collar is the hero of the plot.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sdmegmIvsV4
Concept: Framed around the question every multi-dog household eventually asks — who did what, and when? The Smart Scout Camera is presented as the only logical answer.
Why it works: The product solves a real, recognisable problem. The creative made that problem funny before offering the solution.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JnplnCrYfmA
Concept: Reliable mealtimes, even when you're not there — demonstrated through the simple premise of feeding two dogs from two postcodes away via an app.
Why it works: The benefit is concrete and immediate. The tone stays entertaining rather than instructional, which keeps the product feeling useful rather than technical.