Because the dog head emoticon pack has a wide range of uses, using it as a trademark can attract the public's attention, so many big companies are grabbing it.

The dog head is an emoticon package that is very popular on all major social platforms. Because of the appearance of "dog head", people will realize that anything they say may be ironic, so many people are willing to use it. Registered trademarks for emoticons are no longer rare in China. Many chat emoticons in Shenzhen Majia have been registered by others. Nowadays, various media platforms have introduced dog-headed expressions, and whoever gets it first will definitely have the benefit.

According to news reports, Shenzhen Ma, Weibo, and a certain voice have successively applied for trademarks on dog head emoticons. There are many registration types, such as communication services, fitness equipment, clothing, education, advertising, etc. 1. The origin of the emoticon pack

The dog head emoticon pack originated from a pet Shiba Inu in Japan. It is said that the dog's name is Kabosu. As early as 2010, the owner posted a photo of it online. The expression was so magical that it quickly became popular on the Internet and has a certain popularity around the world.

Subsequently, major social platforms began to produce dog-head emoticons. Dogs such as Erha, Sanha, and Wangchai all originated from this Shiba Inu. Because they imitate Kabosu's magical expression, this type of emoticon pack is also very popular among players. Gradually, all major social platforms have similar emoticons. 2. Battle for competition

Registering emoticons as trademarks was unimaginable a long time ago. However, Shenzhen Ma later discovered that its emoticon packs had been registered by most people, and it was only then that the emoticon registration process began. If a big boss starts to register an emoticon trademark, other big bosses will notice. After all, emoticons are available on all major platforms. The most intense one is the dog head expression.

In February 2021, Shenzhen Horse registered emoticon package. Then Weibo (which launched emoticons earlier) saw it and started to apply. Not long after, a certain voice also came over to intervene. So these three companies started a trademark battle, and each wanted to take the "dog head" as their own. 3. Business Opportunities

Many people think that using emoticons as trademarks is a silly thing. But in the eyes of businessmen, this is not the case. With the popularity of social platforms, these emoticons have also become popular. Some memes may be used billions of times in a year. Take Dog Head, for example, its fame may be greater than that of most celebrities.

For example, if a milk tea shop uses a dog head as its logo, even if others don’t want to drink milk tea, they will be curious after seeing it. If you don’t register your emoticons, they may be snatched away by ordinary people. In this case, Internet giants began to register emoticon packs.