Who is fenton the labrador

Register here. Cameron Harris, 33, had taken the mutt out to stretch its legs when it slipped out of the lead and bolted towards a herd of more than Red and Fallow deer grazing in the Royal Park.

The incident is a repeat of six years ago when a video clip of Fenton the dog chasing after deer in the same park went viral. The video was a worldwide viral hit but when Mr Findlay was eventually identified he, unlike Mr Harris, was spared criminal charges. However Royal Parks officials have been cracking down on out of control dogs following a spike in the number of deer attacks.

The court heard Harris had already been slapped with a 12 month ban from walking his dog in the park because of the incident. The court heard the ban on walking his dog in Richmond Park remains in place following the conviction. Created by London-based agency Poke and production company Passion Pictures , and directed by award-winning documentarian David Allen, the new video shows Fenton in all his high-def glory.

That must be one talented dog. AWS Deloitte Genpact. Events Innovation Festival. Follow us:. By Joe Berkowitz 1 minute Read. Even allowing for YouTube's propensity for making stars out of animals, this seemed to be stretching the point. I called my daughter back and told her, in my best po-faced manner, that I couldn't see anything funny in deer being spooked by a dog. If anything, I found it a bit cruel.

She then explained that I had to hear the soundtrack, which was of the dog's owner shouting "Fenton! Now, I like to think my daughter has a good sense of humour, but this was completely lost on me. I then discovered that she was not the only one who found this, in the modern idiom, totes hilair. In the way of these things, the clip spread like virtual wildfire through the digital landscape, and within hours, millions of people had seen this magnificently comic piece of film.

And by now, virtually no one you know has not seen the clip. Do you remember the time when we all used to watch the same thing on television? Well, those days are over.