Tag: Clydesdale
Puppy Went Every Day to See His Clydesdale Friend, But Then He’s Adopted…
From Thanksgiving to the Super Bowl, it’s Clydesdale season. Every year we get at least one or two TV adverts showing shat these iconic horses are up to now. We may...
5-Yr-Old Poses with Majestic Clydesdales but Horse Turns Photo Into the Ultimate Blooper
Clydesdale horses are good natured and assumed by many to be funny since they were so often depicted doing funny things in the Budweiser commercials. So we assume they can find...
Dog Gets Reward for Fetching a Stick, So Clydesdale Decides to Do the Same
It’s pretty well known that most domesticated animals can do anything for a treat. In fact, their drive for food is partially the reason our ancestors were able to domesticate them...
‘Streaking’ Lamb Throws Clydesdale Football Game into Hilarious Chaos
The Super Bowl, which is the American football championship sponsored by the National Football League, is watched around the world by hundreds of millions of people. It has become an event...
Lost Puppy and Clydesdale Make One of the Best Commercials Ever
The American football championship, the Super Bowl, is watched around the world and has become an event that is about far more than sports. The halftime show is a coveted performance...
2011’s Clydesdale Super Bowl Ad was a Tribute to 9/11 That Gave Me Chills
It used to be that every year, Budweiser would make a Super Bowl ad featuring one or more of its iconic team of Clydesdale horses. They were usually funny but, every...
Baby Clydesdale Runs Into Stadium and Steals the Show During Mom’s Performance
If you like horses like me, you must have spent countless hours binging the beauty of these Clydesdale horses. Although they can grow up to 72 inches tall and 2,000 pounds...
This Emotional 9/11 Ad Was Shown Only Once Before Being Pulled Off Air
Budweiser brings out some of the most amazing commercials. One of the reasons they are so awesome is probably because of those gorgeous Clydesdale horses. I just can’t take my eyes...
