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A brown poodle puppy looks over the bars of its cage as it waits to be sold at the Tongzhou dog market in Beijing October 11, 2008. The increasingly affluent China's post-1990 boom in pet dog ownership has seen exotic breeds from around the world displace old favourites such as the once ubiquitous Pekingese from Beijing city streets. [China Daily/Agencies]
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![A brown poodle puppy looks over the bars of its cage as it waits to be sold at the Tongzhou dog market in Beijing October 11, 2008. The increasingly affluent China's post-1990 boom in pet dog ownership has seen exotic breeds from around the world displace old favourites such as the once ubiquitous Pekingese from Beijing city streets. [China Daily/Agencies]](http://images.china.cn/attachement/jpg/site1007/20081022/0019b91ecbe50a68c1dd0b.jpg "A brown poodle puppy looks over the bars of its cage as it waits to be sold at the Tongzhou dog market in Beijing October 11, 2008. The increasingly affluent China's post-1990 boom in pet dog ownership has seen exotic breeds from around the world displace old favourites such as the once ubiquitous Pekingese from Beijing city streets. [China Daily/Agencies]")