2020 Mattel Barbie Pets 2" Brown Puppy Dog Miniature Figure Plastic Portable Toy Only. NO ACCESSORIES INCLUDED. The image displays a Barbie Pets brown

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2020 Mattel Barbie Pets 2" Brown Puppy Dog Miniature Figure Plastic Portable Toy Only. NO ACCESSORIES INCLUDED. The image displays a Barbie Pets brown puppy figure. It's a loose figure, meaning it is without additional accessories like a basket or bone. The image shows a Barbie Pets Puppy Micro Figure WITHOUT a purple tote bag OR a bone accessory. This toy is part of the Barbie Pets line, which includes various baby animals like bunnies, kittens, and puppies, each with their own carrier and a themed accessory ( NOT INCLUDED). The set encourages imaginative play and storytelling, particularly for young animal lovers. It's designed for easy transport of the pet figure within the tote bag (NOT INCLUDED). The figure is made of plastic and is an original Mattel product. For decades, this iconic doll has captivated our attention, not only with her fashionable outfits and high-flying careers but also with her interesting assortment of furry (and not-so-furry) companions, With over 40 pets collected since she first debuted. While some of the earliest versions of the doll had unnamed pet "accessories" like caged bluebirds in 1965, Barbie's inaugural pet was a horse named Dancer, making its debut in 1971. Fast forward to the present day and Barbie's pet squad has grown and diversified, including everything from dogs and cats to horses and lions, and even a panda!Barbie's pets aren't just cute accessories; they're characters with their own stories. Take Tanner, for example, a Golden Retriever introduced in 2006. Not just any dog, Tanner could really 'do its business', and Barbie came equipped with a magnetic scooper to clean up. Through Tanner, Barbie conveyed a valuable lesson about the responsibilities that come with pet ownership.Perhaps one of the most distinctive pets to join Barbie's family was a zebra, aptly named "Zizi." Part of the 1989 Animal Lovin' Safari Barbie set, Zizi showcased Barbie’s appreciation for wildlife and conservation. The introduction of Blissa, a Persian cat, in 2005, took Barbie's pet game to another level. Blissa is no ordinary pet; she has her own backstory as Barbie's pampered feline friend who enjoys the finer things in life. Blissa’s presence also helped depict Barbie as a pet parent who understands the distinct needs and personalities of different pets. In 2008, Barbie’s world expanded to include Taffy, a Yellow Lab, and Tawny, a horse, in 2011. Taffy, a playful and fun-loving dog, was often seen with a pink bow and matching leash. Tawny, on the other hand, was a symbol of Barbie's adventurous spirit and love for the outdoors. Within the same decade, Barbie also adopted Lacey, a tan Chihuahua, and Sequin, a Poodle. Then there’s a pair of unnamed puppy and kitten friends who arrived on the scene in 2014. They were part of Barbie’s "I Can Be a Pet Vet" set.