Readers of two dog magazines voted Paris Hilton the worst pet owner in show biz, for acting like animals are fashion accessories. Paris always brings that poor, little Chihuahua to parties and movie premieres. That has to be terrifying for Tinkerbell, what with the yelling and the flash bulbs. Does the dog ever pee on her expensive clothing? What does Paris do with Tinkerbell once she goes into a party? Does he sit on his own candlelit table and sip champagne? Or, is there a Tinkerbell handler inside who immediately leaves the dog at the coat check while Paris gets drunk and dances on the bar?Whatever happens, readers of The NY Dog and The Hollywood Dog don't like how she takes care of her pets. At one point, she lost Tinkerbell, and then replaced him with a smaller, cuter Chihuahua, and replaced that with a ferret and now she's parading around with an illegal kinkajou monkey-thing.Results for the best pet owners:
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
12-14-2005 @ 10:46AM
Dale said...
Ya the dogs have more brains then the owner .Hilton is short in the brain department.
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12-14-2005 @ 11:24AM
ryanknapper said...
Aren't people supposed to be locked up when they pose a threat to themselves and others?
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12-14-2005 @ 4:25PM
Canton said...
You know, while I'm not a fan of PETA, or even the sort of people who join PETA, I kind of have to agree here. I wouldn't trust Paris Hilton with a goldfish, much less a dog. Even if the dog is an inbred, useless, rat-like thing.
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12-15-2005 @ 7:25AM
Jason Simmons said...
Animals are not inanimate objects to be used for our own selfish purposes; especially, not to be user nor abused as accessories whether Paris Hilton uses her little dog, Tinkerbell, as an accessory, or not is debateable.
Some people treat their animals like people and want to be with their pets everywhere they go.
I really doubt that Paris Hilton abuses her dog or shows him or her as an accessory as some have argued.
If Paris Hilton didn't love her dog, then she wouldn't have offered a $5,000 reward when her cute, innocent dog went missing.
Conclusion: Animals aren't accessories nor should be treated as such. However, someone carrying their pet with them, doesn't automatically define them as using them as a fashion accessory.
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