Roger Eschbacher, a writer for the animated series, announced the cancellation on his website on Saturday. He revealed that Hasbro had decided to pull the plug on the series, and he said it had something to do with toy sales. It was not a case of low ratings. Check out the trailer for the upcoming fourth season below.

LPS #1 is a V1 chihuahua released in 2005; it was the very first LPS to be released in this generation.

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Littlest Pet Shop is a Flash-animated musical children's television series produced by DHX Media and Hasbro Studios. The series is based on the Littlest Pet Shop and Blythe toylines by Hasbro and was broadcast on Discovery Family (formerly known as The Hub) from November 10, 2012 to June 4, 2016.

together with best-in-class distribution partners such as Bandai, will unleash the toy program in 20+ countries worldwide as early as Spring 2024, with over 140 bobblin' pets to collect, featuring new characters, packs, and playsets.

It consists of collectible pet figurines, identifiable by their large eyes and bobble heads. To date, Hasbro has released over 3,000 figurine variants. Invented and originally owned by Kenner Toys, the toy line is still popular today and has sold millions of sets across the world.

To date, Hasbro has released over 3,000 figurine variants. Invented and originally owned by Kenner Toys, the toy line is still popular today and has sold millions of sets across the world.

If your LPS is extremely rare then it should have, purple eyes, a picture in it's eye like a star or a tear drop comma like thing we will get to that later, and a red magnet on the bottom of it's foot, that makes that LPS be 100% real.

Have you ever wondered how common is your LPS? Here are some ways to find out! Eyes Blue eyes are common Green eyes are uncommon Brown eyes SUPER uncommon Purple eyes are RARE! Orange eyes are RARE…

If your LPS is extremely rare then it should have, purple eyes, a picture in it's eye like a star or a tear drop comma like thing we will get to that later, and a red magnet on the bottom of it's foot, that makes that LPS be 100% real.

In September, Faulkner sued Hasbro, contending that a “Harris Faulkner” hamster in the toy company's “Littlest Pet Shop” product line violated her likeness rights, “caused substantial commercial and emotional damage” and falsely implied her “association with, approval, and endorsement” of the toy rodent.

Well. After years of waiting with many believing. These toys would never come back Hasbro.