Budweiser Yellow Lab Puppy Commercial 2015

Budweiser unveiled their 2015 Superbowl Labrador puppy commercial – Lost Dog! The commercial looks like a winner, but get out the tissues! The ad has the “awww..” factor, but will also pull at your heartstrings. The little lost Labrador puppy and his buddies are just too awesome!

Budweiser yellow lab puppy commercial 2015. But in 2014, Budweiser introduced some impossible-to-resist Yellow Lab puppies in the their annual much-anticipated commercial, and some feared that the Dalmatians had taken a back seat on the hitch wagon. Budweiser’s lost puppy commercial that aired during the Super Bowl tugged at heartstrings around the nation. As the Clydesdales led the precious yellow lab puppy home, many shed a tear. Budweiser’s Clydesdale Horses have fans all over the world and the company often makes commercials starring them for the Super Bowl.. While it’s not clear if there will be a new Clydesdales. Budweiser’s beloved puppy is back. The small yellow lab that helped Budweiser win last year’s Ad Meter poll will return for another Super Bowl commercial. USA TODAY’s Bruce Horovitz reports the pup is starring in a new spot, called “Lost Dog.”. Brian Perkins, a vice president at Budweiser, told Horovitz that the beer giant’s famous Clydesdale horses will be searching for the dog.

Anheuser-Busch has released its 2015 Super Bowl commercial featuring the Budweiser Clydesdales, and as predicted, it’s a tear-jerker. Take a look. This commercial rounds out a trilogy of commercials featuring actor Don Jeanes as a Clydesdale breeder/trainer. In 2013’s Brotherhood, we watch the bond between trainer and horse grow from a foal’s first moment […] Budweiser’s latest Super Bowl commercial, “Lost Dog,” a sequel to last year’s popular “Puppy Love” spot (featuring a Clydesdale horse and his rambunctious Labrador puppy companion), is. Budweiser's 2015 Super Bowl commercial, "Best Buds," reunites last year's horse and puppy. Budweiser Super Bowl Commercial Lost Dog Budweiser has just launch its 2015 Super Bowl Commercial… and it’s MEMORABLE! The adorable Budweiser Lab puppy accidentally gets separated from his owner and of course, his Clydesdale best bud. The pup then encounters a dangerous wolf as the horse breaks from the stables to save his best friend!

Oct 18, 2015 - Explore Kathy Raines's board "Favorite Commerials", followed by 157 people on Pinterest. See more ideas about Budweiser clydesdales, Budweiser commercial, Clydesdale horses. Adorable yellow lab returns for another commercial, only this time, he's in danger!. 2015 3:22 PM Tags.. VIDEO: Check out the Budweiser puppy's 2014 Super Bowl ad! Budweiser Super Bowl Ad with Rescue Labrador Puppy Budweiser goes the Labrador Rescue route in their newest commercial for the Super Bowl 2014. Budweiser Puppy Faces a Wolf in "Lost Dog" Super Bowl XLIX Ad—Can the Clydesdales Save Him? Watch Now! Adorable yellow lab returns for another commercial, only this time, he's in danger!

By now you’ve probably forgotten about most of the commercials that aired during last February’s Super Bowl game. …Except for that “Lost Puppy” one with the yellow Lab. That’s right, this one. The problem is, that commercial — which was voted the No. 1 viewer favorite in just about every poll — probably ended up selling more Kleenex tissue than Budweiser beer. This 2015 Budweiser Super Bowl Commercial Is By Far Our Favorite #BestBuds We’re SO excited to get a sneak peek at the 2015 Budweiser Superbowl commercial, which brings back one of our favorite duos EVER: the best buds, a yellow lab puppy and a majestic clydesdale. The fate of the lovable Labrador Retriever puppy in the Budweiser Clydesdales' 2014 and 2015 Super Bowl commercials brings that old cover to mind. Budweiser seems to have a gold mine in the fluffy yellow Lab puppy who frolics between the heavy hooves of the hitch while tugging at America's heartstrings. Budweiser just released their “lost dog” ad for the 2015 Super Bowl and it’s quite the tearjerker!. The adorable yellow Lab accidentally gets separated from his owner (Don Jeanes) and of.