Plush German Shepherd Dog in Red High-Top Tennis Shoes WITH "Dogs Don't Wear Sneakers" (Toy and Book Combo) | 
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| Manufacturer: Ganz Webkinz & Aladdin Paperbacks
Category: Toy
Buy New: $17.07
Sales Rank: 176074
UPC: 073561000130
EAN: 0073561000130
ASIN: B0014TTPX4
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Large Plush German Shepherd Dog (Ganz Webkinz) - Fullsize Plush Only (No Hang Tag & No Code); | | • | With 4 Red High-Top Tennis Shoes; | | • | AND the book "Dogs Don't Wear Sneakers", | | • | by Laura Numeroff (Author of "If You Give A Mouse a Cookie"). |
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Product Description
PLUSH GERMAN SHEPHERD DOG WITH RED HIGH-TOP TENNIS SHOES: About 13" nose to tail and 8" tall. A fullsize Ganz Webkinz plush toy (PLUSH ONLY - NO CODE & NO HANG TAG). For ages 3 and up. Surface washable. The finely detailed shoes can be taken on and off for lots of extra shoe-tying practice! THE BOOK: "Dogs Don't Wear Sneakers" by Laura Numeroff (author of "If You give a Mouse a Cookie"), illustrated by Joe Mathieu, c. 1993, January 2005 edition by Aladdin Paperbacks - New York, NY. Size is about 6 1/2" x 8 3/8", 30 pages. For ages 3-8. Animals would look pretty silly doing a lot of the things people do all the time. The unlikely combinations in Laura Numeroff's cheerful rhymes and Joe Mathieu's bright, zany pictures will make you laugh out loud: dogs running marathons, pigs and siamese cats in the opera, sheep in the shower, goats shaving, bears in the bathtub, bowling moose, swimming hens, roosters lifting weights, skunks on scooters, beavers on skates, frogs in taxi cabs, dancing cows, skiing yaks, bees baking honey buns, fish eating bagels, penguins teaching science, sunbatheing rabbits, parrots in tutus, lambs selling shoes, gnus building houses, mules painting pictures, ducks riding bikes, raccoons with knapsacks, bulls flying airplanes and snails saving twine. At the end of the story, children are encouraged and invited to use their imaginations and creativity when they're asked "But tell me what you see?"
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