Doggie tattoos gain popularity in New York City

Owners of fashion-forward fidos in Manhattan's toniest neighborhood are getting temporary tattoos for their pets. To tattoo a dog, groomers typically start off by filling in a stencil with canine-safe glue. Next, they add glitter and, sometimes, rhinestones. The designs, which cost approximately $100, are most often placed on dogs' hips or tailbone, making the placement analogous to a lower back tattoo on a person.