Many ornamental plants and gifts featuring dog figures have been appearing in markets to serve customers looking for something special for the Year of the Dog 2018.



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The owner of this ornamental garden in North Tu Liem District, Hanoi sells kumquat trees grown in quirky dog-shaped flowerpots.

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The pot costs between a few million dong to tens of millions of Vietnam dong.

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As the pots are quite small, it can be difficult to care for the plants which prefer more space.

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These shiny canines are gold plated bronze dog statues, a special gift for the upcoming Lunar New Year (Tet). Prices range from hundreds of thousands Vietnam dong to tens of millions Vietnam dong.

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Never mind a whining dog, this dog shaped wine bottle is sure to be a popular gift for Tet.

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Commemorative gold coins with a tail side image of a dog.

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The Lithuania 500 Talon banknote featuring two dogs is often used as lucky money for the Year of the Dog.

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This two dollar banknote is issued by the US Department of the Treasury and is printed with two golden dogs especially for the Lunar New Year. 

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As 2018 is the year of the dog, lucky money features images of our loyal and sincere canine companions.



VOV/To Quoc/Dan Viet