All Kinds of Beverly Hills Chihuahua Posters

This is the one everyone knows.

I searched on the internet and collect those ten different posters for "Beverly Hills Chihuahua". Some of them are designed for non-English speaking audiences. I will try my best to list all of the movie posters in this blog.

There is another great poster.

Chinese poster for Beverly Hills Chihuahua.

Nice poster in Spain(?)

What about this poster in Japanese!

Check out this one for Christmas!

This is another poster.

This poster for Beverly Hill Chihuahua DVD
With word puzzle, funny.

Nice poster

This one is for Beverly Hills Chihuahua DVD too.

Below are my favorite movies: ALL about puppies!

1st: Beverly Hills Chihuahua (2008)

2nd: Must Love Dogs (2005)

3rd: Bolt (2008)

4th: 101 Dalmatians (1996)

5th: 101 Dalmatians (1961)

6th: 102 Dalmatians (2000)

7th: 101 Dalmatians 2: Patch's London Adventure (2003)

8th: Oliver and Company (1988)

Here comes what's hot on the market now:

It is more than just a dog movie, surpassing hit dog films such as 'Beethoven,' '101 Dalmations,' and 'Homeward Bound.' This film concentrates on the family and how a dog affected the lives of this family for both good and bad. It's a good representation of a young couple and how they evolve as they have children and move on in life. Along with it, is shows the life cycle of a dog, which is something that rarely gets shown honestly in films...

Marley and Me (#3 BestSeller Hot Now!)

Beverly Hills Chihuahua Fashion Show

I was shocking to see Chloe wearing so many different gorgeous clothes and accessories. So I decided to collect all pics to have this Beverly Hill Chihuahua Fashion Show here.

Look at her beautiful clothes, shoes, Perfect for Chloe!

Look at her hat!

Look at this set for Chloe!

Lovely pink set for Chloe! Like a lady.

Look at this set. I definitely Like this dress!

Don't forget this: pajams for chihuahua Chloe.

At the Hollywood press.

I like her scarf!

Hey, nice one! But it is a little big for you!

Wow, this is called group fashion show by Beverly Hills Chihuahua and her friends!

Isn't that dorable! Look at their mexico hats.

Cool! Summer set for boy chihuahua.

Dress up! Chihuahua.

Natual beauty. Chloe, you are beautiful without any dress!

Who Are These Puppies From Beverly Hills Chihuahua?

Almost overnight, chihuahua becomes the most favorable pets in the world. That is not coincidence. It must happen because of two little puppies in Disney's hot movie in September 2008: "Beverly Hills Chihuahua".

Yeah! They are the movie stars: Papi and Chloe.
I wish I could have such a dorable dog at home.

It begins with this hot disney movie: Beverly Hill Chihuahua

Look at them, Papi and Chloe!
In Beverly Hills Chihuahua

I ask myself: who is Chloe? who is her owner?
Is it really her puppi?

In real life, really hers??

Or, hers??

Or, hers??

Finally, I found their owner!
Rusco(Papi), Angel(Chloe) and their owner: actress Alyssa Milano

Yes, Angel is Alyssa Milano's little one. But...

Wrong! Alyssa Milano is not Papi (Rusco)'s real owner!
Who is Rusco's owner??

According to People's Managezine: Rusco used to be a stray dog!

It writes:

Finding the perfect dog to play Papi, the tough but tender-hearted hero of the hit movie Beverly Hills Chihuahua, wasn't easy. For weeks trainer Mike Alexander had searched breeders and pet stores before spotting a photo of a big-eared Chihuahua mix named Rusco on a rescue Web site. But the abandoned pup had been at a shelter in Moreno Valley, Calif., for two weeks—and could be put down any day. "The shelter told me to hurry," recalls Alexander, who raced 120 miles to see Rusco.

From the moment he laid eyes on the mutt, Alexander knew he had found a star. "Rusco was sticking his chest out, bouncing around and shredding newspapers," says the trainer, who adopted the dog without hesitation. "He had attitude."

Over the next six months, Rusco learned to jump from a moving van and latch onto a villain's nose. He also settled into his new home, sharing an oversize bed with his Chihuahua costar Angel. "The first time I saw him, I thought, 'This dog is a badass,'" says George Lopez, who voiced Papi's character. "I've got three Chihuahuas at home, and the three combined are not nearly as charming as Rusco." Or as lucky.