Pair of bright blue Fu Dogs

Good luck symbol and often employed in Feng Shui for a a particular annual change in Flying Stars.

It is said that Fu Dogs or Lion Dogs originated from Fu Lin, formerly known as Constantinople. The watchful Dogs original master was Mo Li-Shou, the Angel of the North and also became the mascot of the Mountain God, Erh-Lang.
Fu Dogs or Lion Dogs, are described as small, with the swelling cape of dignity round its neck and the billowing standard of pomp above its back. This is believed to be a description of the Pekinese dog. Due to their similar appearance and purpose they are sometimes known as Temple Lions. Their function is similar, to protect and guard against evil and to promote honesty amongst men.
Khan Hsiang-tao said The Dog is a creature that keeps watch, and is skillful in its selection of men; it will keep away from anyone who is not what they should be. It is said that should a stray dog enter your home it is an indication of coming prosperity and an indication that the residents are honest people. Fu Dogs should be placed facing the front door or in a window, never place them on the ground but place on a small table or a windowsill.
Excellent for protection of a property. (courtesy of Anjian)