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Paris Denied New Pup

Posted Jun 17, 08 11:00 AM CDT in Gossip 

(Newser) – Paris Hilton went “ballistic” over the weekend when an LA pet store refused to sell her a Yorkie, telling the celebutante the purchase was clearly “an impulse buy,” the New York Post reports. Hilton was on her way to a photo shoot and "wanted a puppy in the picture with her so it would look cuter,” says a spy.

When the store took a cue from the negative press about Hilton’s zoo of neglected animals, the heirhead started screaming: “I love my puppies! I want my baby!"

Source New York Post

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Paris Hilton holds 'Diamond' a Chihuahua during an event to promote her new film 'The Hottie and the Nottie' in January.   (AP Photo/ Joseph Kaczmarek)
Paris Hilton brings a pup with her to The Tonight Show with Jay Leno in 2004.   (Getty Images)
Paris Hilton with one of her pet Chihuahuas that went missing in 2004.   (Getty Images)
Paris Hilton with another puppy in 2003.   (Getty Images)
Paris Hilton launches her new perfume 'Can Can' last month at a department store in London.   (AP Photo/Nathan Strange)
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