The clip is a parody of the First Kiss viral video

Mar 14, 2014 10:24 GMT  ·  By

First Kiss, the viral video that supposedly showed 20 complete strangers kissing for the first time turned out to be just a clever advert for a clothing brand in Los Angeles. Many were disappointed to find out that, as the video really impressed millions of viewers.

Now, a London-based advertising agency called Mother London took the idea a step further by creating an ingenious parody. The team gathered some dogs and let them sniff each other for the first time. In front of the camera, obviously.

Dogs' curiosity is practically impossible to fake and the animals get to know each other in their own specific way. The result is certainly more authentic and uninhibited than the original version, showing some emotional moments of tenderness between puppies.

Usually, on a first meeting, two unacquainted dogs know if they want to befriend each other or not. The dogs who participated in this video certainly liked each other.

The parody is shot in black and white, just like the First Kiss video, and in the background we hear the same indie music, so the same conditions were created for the dogs to approach each other.

Watch the video above for some unconditional “puppy love.”