Canadian Banking Ad Asks, What If Dogs Had Their Own Debit Cards?

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That dog won't hunt, but it will rack up debt via chew-toy impulse buys. 

Canada's Zulu Alpha Kilo is well known for elaborate self-promotions, like its recently revamped agency website poking fun at agency websites. But the shop does have real clients, and its newest work for Toronto-based "nonprofit interbank network" Interac brings the same lighthearted sensibilities to the world of personal finance. 

Meet Max, an 8-year-old Australian Sheperd whose obedience classes obviously didn't cover credit card transactions.

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