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It’s become standard for anyone wanting a glamorous aura to pick out their dogs like they pick out their shoes, free yorkie puppy to a good home
, . “Ooh – I’ll have that darling one in the corner, great color – matches my handbag too!”

And they’re easy to find – anyone with enough money can pick out the doglet of their dreams.

Perhaps even scarier than the free availability of ‘designer dogs’ is the fact that almost anyone can create a new breed, free yorkie puppy to a good home
, of dog. The sudden increase in dogs as fashion statements has meant that there are many unscrupulous breeders trying to make a quick buck from expensive dogs with cute names.

Most people would be hard pressed to think of a more versatile piece of jewelry than charms. These delicate yet often very elaborate miniature pieces can be used on charm bracelets, added to hoop earrings or even attached to necklaces as pendants. Silver charms and gold charms alike are popular either as unique additions to a bracelet or chain, sterling silver charm
, or as part of a collection of charms.

She may not be able to put up with Simon Cowell and his sharp-tongued criticisms on American Idol, but Paula Abdul can’t get enough of her three Chihuahuas- Thumbelina, Tulip and Tinkerbell. There’s no doubt that if there were an American Canine Idol contest for dog breeds, Chihuahuas would receive a solid ‘YES’ from Paula when it comes to cuteness, intelligence and hug-ability! When it comes to celebrities, Paula is certainly not alone in her adoration of Chihuahuas.

The Dainty little Yorkshire terrier ranks high in the top ten of American’s favorite toy dogs. It might be a bit difficult to find a more intelligent, bright and generally attractive little guy in the doggie world. The Yorkshire terrier well deserves its rank among the American pet owners.

When we trace the origins of this famous toy dog we will have to go back to the days when he was a broken-haired terrier killing rats around and about his home.

WAYNE, PA February 27, 2004 — After spending hours playing 20Q and singing E-L-M-O, Grandparents Magazine is ready with its wrap-up of the International Toy Fair in New York. Our mission was not only to discover the hot new toys and trends, but also to learn all about the latest technology so that we could translate it for grandparents everywhere. So, here are the themes from this year’s Toy Fair:

Nostalgia

Strawberry Shortcake, Care Bears, Transformers, and Cabbage Patch dolls may seem familiar to you.