Mike Bloomberg Promises He Knows How to Interact With Dogs in New Ad

The 30-second spot will run later today ahead of the Puppy Bowl

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Democratic presidential candidate Mike Bloomberg went viral last week for his peculiar way of greeting a dog. The campaign’s answer to this moment? Make an ad. The formal 30-second response—a spot that showed a handful of dogs “endorsing” Bloomberg—also made its rounds online and gained enough steam that the campaign decided to turn it into a TV ad that will run ahead of the Puppy Bowl later today in 30 states.

The ad shows the so-called “Dogs Fur Mike” Bailey, Shelly, Lucy, Brody, Tyra, Drizzy, Libby, Cody, Nemo and Fez, endorsing the presidential hopeful.

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