19 Dog Ang Pows That Are Barking Cool

Love the colourful doggy silhouettes. 10/10 for cool, creative design.

The Paw Patrol gang dressed in traditional Chinese garb? The under-5 set will definitely love this ang pow packet more than its contents.

Give the designer of this ang pow a treat! The pup's head lifts open as part of the flap, and you tuck the tongue into the slot to seal the ang pow. Complete with wagging tail behind. So pawesome.

A French bulldog for the French beauty giant? Tres apt. And the embossed bones on the red packet? Can you say Bone-jour?

These hilariously genius designs by creative agency DDB are just too good. Even better? The three superdogels here are actually stray dogs from animal shelter Causes For Animals, and their names are Hope, Bonnie and Dash. You can buy the red packets ($8 for packet of nine) at DDB’s design store, Degree (degreestore.net). All proceeds go to Causes For Animals.

Move over, Hello Kitty. The star this year is Pompompurin, the little yellow pup with the brown beret. A collectible, fur sure.

We'd sit and stay for this adorable ang pow featuring Pudgy, Betty Boop’s playful pup. Simple and so cute.

Financial service provider Qiren wins the art prize with this geometric dog face design. It may not be the cutest, but it's one of the coolest.

Oh my dog, we canine tell you how much we ruff these red packets from Laneige. Polka dot dogs and pups having a wang-derful paw-ty make for great design that's way better than just slapping a couple of pooches on a red packet. And check out the pups hanging out on the back flaps!

Mediacorp's lucky pooches Agogo and Ameimei are legit stars now, right? Someone put them in a Ch 8 drama!

Bache is the doggie mascot for Kidzania, and Bache is a good boy. Will he please fetch us a gold ingot?

We'll be honest — this isn't the most festive-looking of red packets. In fact, it's a little scary. But the upcoming movie, directed by Wes Anderson, looks paw-sitively amazing.

The French luxury label gets full marks for effort, creativity and, well, luxe. In a box set are 12 different dog 'faces' which can be matched with 12 different 'ears', which come separately and can be slipped into the red packets. Whoever's giving these out better make sure the contents inside measure up.

Pre-schooler favourite Hey Duggee laps up the attention on this red packet from CBeebies Asia, while Jake the Dog from Cartoon Network's Adventure Time wants to wish you Gong Xi Bark Cai.

Pugs over drugs, and everything else, really. We're so making a reservation at whichever hotel this little dude works at.

Pompompurin makes another appearance! This time, he's bringing the spark — or should we say... bark?

Goofy's in there somewhere. That's got to count, right?

Play hide and seek, or fetch, with Lego dog. Spot the tiny bone on the outside flap, then throw it to the doggo hiding on the inside flap. Good boy!