October 22, 201015 yr The diva dog Lu Lu which walks on her hind legs and carries her own handbag By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 12:54 PM on 22nd October 2010 Comments (42) Add to My Stories Meet Lu Lu, the ultimate in diva dogs. While most pampered pooches are happy to being carried around in a hand bag Hollywood-style, Lu Lu prefers to carry her own. Forget the catwalk - it is all about the dog-walk. Lu Lu walks around on her hind legs, just like a human. Strut: Lu Lu walks on her hind legs leaving her front paws free to carry a handbag The one-year-old pup has taken to using just her two legs to walk, leaving her other two free to carry a handbag. The miniature pinscher has won the hearts of locals in Zhumadian, in the Henan Province where she can often be seen walking upright. Her owner Zhou Guanshun said her unusual walk is all part of her charm Locals in the Chinese province of Henan have grown to love Lu Lu's usual stance But it is not clear why the pooch has begun to walk in such a way. Retired teacher Zhou Guanshun, who owns Lu Lu, said her unusual walk is part of her charm. He said: 'We loved her instantly'. Canine conga in Philadelphia A group of dogs were the talk of the town during a poodle parade in Philadelphia. Seven of the pedigree dogs lined up and held onto each other to form a canine conga. Canine conga: Poodles in Philadelphia perform for spectators The dogs moved around on their hind legs while resting their front paws on the dog in front. The line started with a tall standard poodle and ended with a smaller pooch who brought up the rear of the conga train. The trick dogs were performing at a special event in the city. Other performances included a dog pushing himself along on a skateboard while another jumped over a skipping rope. Put your best paw forward: The pooches rise on their hind legs for the occasion Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worldnews/article-1322582/Dog-carries-handbag-walks-hind-legs.html#ixzz1365mFDNQ
October 22, 201015 yr Author I guess that's one dog that won't end up on a dinner plate, then......................... :rolleyes:
October 22, 201015 yr Author People might start treating them as Bag carriers :stunned: A doggy bag?:P
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