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I’ll admit it, I think dogs are cute. Do you know what else I think is cute? Louis Vuitton. You can probably imagine where I’m going with this, can’t you? Yes, I like to keep my readership clever.

While I don’t own a little Bichon Frise [my husband claims to be completely allergic to tiny dogs...] I can certainly appreciate the desire to have a little fluffy companion. I’m not convinced that it’s entirely in the dog’s best interests to be carrying it around in a bag all day, but we’ll leave that for another article.

For now, we’re going to delve into the world of designer doggie duds. There are loads of great online sites that feature these products, just in case you’re not living in Hollywood where there are entire boutiques and spas that cater to the little critters.

Replica handbags obsessive that I am, I first came across these totes on ReplicaItBags.com. They have a great selection of faux pooch accessories, including the incredibly hard to find including the Louis Vuitton Monogram Baxter Canvas Sac PM – a darling Louis Vuitton handbag that features modular panels that can fold down to accommodate your pet, allowing more or less room depending on your companion’s size.

Never one to be left behind, Juicy Couture has popped up as a major player in the puppy parade. Check out the Juicy Bowler Carrier, which shows off heart-shaped mesh windows so little Fido can breathe while you’re lugging him around.

Juicy Couture:  perfect for a pouch

The classic, and most desirable in my books, is the Louis Vuitton Monogram Carrier 40 – if this adorable dog doesn’t prove my point, no words will. Jessica Simpson seems to think this is the perfect handbag so who am I to argue?

Jessica Simpson monogram: a pooch pouch?

We can’t discount the incredible Parisian chic of Madame Coco, as these Chanel jackets are clearly sublime examples of tailoring and panache. Also, wiener dogs – eeek! Atleast she has a great Chanel handbag!

Chanel dogs

If the holiday season is bearing down on you like a locomotive, and you’re struggling to find the right gift for the right person that doesn’t put you right into the poorhouse, I completely understand. My plan is to give my sister in law, who is obsessed with her pair of poodles, a set of Louis Vuitton dog collars to match the denim Louis Vuitton handbag she carries. A little bit of luxury is always a good thing, and it’s hard to deny that an animal as pompous as a poodle can rock that monogram print as well as any starlet.

Replica Louis Vuitton Denim  dog collar

Here’s Vanessa Minillo rocking a gorgeous Gucci dog handbag. It might just be the season, but I’m really loving the cedars and evergreens, just like the gorgeous front panel of this bag.

Vanessa Minillo dog carrier

If you’re thinking of trying to modify an existing Chanel or Louis Vuitton handbag to carry your spoiled little princess in, I’ve looked into this and I don’t think it’s a fantastic idea. Firstly, you need a bowling-bag construction, with stiff sides and a solid floor. If not, the moment you pick up your oversized tote it’s going to squeeze Toto on each side – not good.

These bags have ventilated construction, which is also supremely important. Air is good, folks, remember that. All in all, I would suggest selecting a Louis Vuitton handbag that suits your needs, or, if you’re just buying for a friend and only want to spend a certain amount, try an accessory like a water bowl or a leash imprinted with a designer logo. That’s my plan!

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Responses to: The Lapdog Of Luxury : Louis Vuitton Doggies

  1. Annette ~ 12/14/2009 at 12:53 pm

    Oh my.. I have a Small Shih Tzu.. and she is now getting a LV doggie bag :) Thanks for the post!

  2. Dog-Handbag-Taylor ~ 01/28/2010 at 9:04 am

    Wow! Really fashionable and really cute. I’m sure a lot of dog lovers out there would grab one. By the way, we also run a company similar as yours, Pamperedpetbag.com and it’s really good to be able to attend to the needs and wants of dogs and their owners. Having a dog handbag is really convenient. Great job!

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