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fluffypuppylover · 11-29-2005, 02:51 PM

Paris gives Tinkerbell the ol' heave-ho

You'd better sit down for this one.

In a shocking scandal that would not be news any other month but August — when frankly nothing else is going on — Paris Hilton has split with her teacup Chihuahua, Tinkerbell.

The miniature mutt has been callously replaced with a smaller version called Bambi.

"[Paris] only likes them when they're very small, and Tinkerbell got too big," a pal told New York magazine.

The former A-list animal companion has been sent to live with Hilton's mother, Kathy.

Tinkerbell made world headlines last summer when Hilton was photographed distributing lost-dog posters around West Hollywood, only to be reminded she had left the pup with her grandmother.

While comparable canines usually cost between $2,000 and $3,000, Tinkerbell's bloodline commands upwards of $10,000.

A rep for Tink's breeder, *Texas Teacups, explains: "Tinkerbell is at the larger end of the teacups. Usually, they won't go over 31/2 pounds, but if you fix them or feed them junk. ..."

Paris' fiancé, Paris Latsis, should take note.

How sick is that! A dog gets too big so you no longer want it! And, they get big if you fix them? Way to advocate not speutering..

11-29-2005, 02:51 PM	#1 (permalink)
fluffypuppylover Toller Girl Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Bethlehem, PA Posts: 94 Rep Power: 0	Paris Hilton ditches beloved Tinkerbell because she grew Paris gives Tinkerbell the ol' heave-ho You'd better sit down for this one. In a shocking scandal that would not be news any other month but August — when frankly nothing else is going on — Paris Hilton has split with her teacup Chihuahua, Tinkerbell. The miniature mutt has been callously replaced with a smaller version called Bambi. "[Paris] only likes them when they're very small, and Tinkerbell got too big," a pal told New York magazine. The former A-list animal companion has been sent to live with Hilton's mother, Kathy. Tinkerbell made world headlines last summer when Hilton was photographed distributing lost-dog posters around West Hollywood, only to be reminded she had left the pup with her grandmother. While comparable canines usually cost between $2,000 and $3,000, Tinkerbell's bloodline commands upwards of $10,000. A rep for Tink's breeder, *Texas Teacups, explains: "Tinkerbell is at the larger end of the teacups. Usually, they won't go over 31/2 pounds, but if you fix them or feed them junk. ..." Paris' fiancé, Paris Latsis, should take note. How sick is that! A dog gets too big so you no longer want it! And, they get big if you fix them? Way to advocate not speutering..