Dog Aging Used for Advertising

Have you ever noticed the Subaru ads and others that track time and memories by showing clips of a family starting with the videos of a puppy, teenage, adult, and then old dog?

This theme was used in the movie "A Dog's Purpose" (I think that was the name) and others.

I am a dog owner and trainer and this always tugs at my heartstrings especially when I consider myself as the "old dog" next to pass away. I am the last of the old-timers in my family and so am the patriarch.

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