That said, it's still important to make the experience pleasant for your dog, and never force them into the purse. Make it a positive experience for your canine, and take the process as slowly as necessary. And keep in mind that each dog has its own unique personality, some may never take to being toted around in a carrier all day — don't force them. For starters, consider finding a breed-specific rescue in your area to locate one of these tiny canines. Don't overlook your local animal shelter, either. In fact, purebred dogs show up in local shelters pretty regularly, according to Bustle. The pint-sized pup of your dreams might be up for adoption right now. At first glance, the Spin Master Purse Pets is a children's bag that simply takes the shape of an animal. But in reality it is much more than that. Once you have inserted the 3 required LR03 batteries, the bag can come to life! It is equipped with a motion sensor that activates pre-recorded songs as soon as the child walks with the bag. This interactive toy, like the Cry Babys , is also sensitive to touch because it purrs and sometimes closes its eyes when stroked. This unusual bag can also answer questions by making funny sounds. A Practical Accessory

To learn more about the best way to help your pup enjoy going for purse rides, Romper spoke with a canine behavior expert. A dog trainer for more than 30 years, Steven Appelbaum is president and founder of Animal Behavior College, a vocational school that trains professional dog trainers, cat trainers, veterinary assistants, and pet groomers in the U.S. and Canada. "The best way is to start by teaching the dog to associate positive things with going in the purse," Appelbaum tells Romper. He recommends putting treats in the empty purse and allowing the dog to sniff around and retrieve them for about a week.