The company also has launched a sock puppet merchandising campaign, including clothing and accessories ... whose "Triumph the Insult Comic Dog" made its debut more than three years ago and ...

It was the Pets.com sock puppet, of course, that carried the brand and became a small pop culture phenomenon. But the company is winding down anyway. So what will become of the puppet? The company ...

Pets.com ran ads of a dog sock puppet interviewing people on the street. The mascot appeared in a Super Bowl commercial and even got its own balloon in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade in 1999.

In fact if you go to Pets.com you’ll see that the most prominently featured item for sale is not, say, dog food or flea collars, but rather sock puppets, for $20 a pop. The puppets will start ...

(CBS.MW) - Pets.com is dead, and investors can lay a good part of the blame on the company's sock-puppet mascot ... with TV host Conan O'Brien's mascot dog Triumph.

It was the beloved Pets.com sock puppet who coined the catchy slogan "Because pets can't drive!" in the site's omnipresent TV ads. Apparently they're not good with credit cards either. Today the ...