45 Admittedly, as observed by the applicant, since the canines represented by the two marks are different, one drawn in detail which has an aggressive quality whereas the second, apparently more aimiable, is less detailed, the fact remains that the Board of Appeal duly took account of those differences in its analysis and that it rightly held, in paragraph 19 of the contested decision, that those differences were not of such importance that the relevant public, which displays an average level of attention and has imperfect recollection, will not connect the image of the mark applied with that of the earlier marks.
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