(The hamster was fine and Kent was also fine after he received a new fabric paint nose!) My favorites of the dogs were Merlin, Bradley, Skat, and Glib, and Jen's favorite cat was cute little Pivot. They made great pets for our Barbie dolls and we also have memories of when an escaped hamster chewed off Kent the dog's nose. We really enjoyed collecting these little figures - I collected the puppies and Jen collected the cats. It also appears that the sets had a somewhat limited run in the US and some of the names or looks of the animals in the US varied slightly from their UK counterparts. It is a little hard to find information on the original In My Pocket sets since newer versions have been released with the same name. I also had a few similar dogs from Oriental Trading, but they were a bit smaller than the Puppy In My Pocket dogs. In addition to the individual animals, there were also family sets that featured an animal with their babies in a basket. I'm not sure if the puppy set had something similar or not, but if so we only had the cat set. The packs of animals also came with little pet show stands to play with or display them on and the cats had a nice display case with all their names outside of each of the cubbies. The toys each came with a card featuring a drawing of them along with some information and a fold up checklist of all the available toys in the line. Puppy In My Pocket and Kitty In My Pocket were small collectible plastic dogs and cats that were released in the 90's.

Puppy in my pocket checklist