'Meet Karma Bieber!' Justin Bieber enlists fans to help name the latest addition to the Bieber family... his American Bulldog puppy

Justin Bieber has named his new dog Karma.
The 19-year-old Believe star bought himself a furry Christmas present while home for the holidays when he picked up a white and tan American Bulldog puppy from Ruffin's Pet Centre in Stratford, Ontario, Canada.
And after his father Jeremy Bieber took to his Twitter page to ask fans for help in naming the pup, Karma emerged as the winner.

'Meet Karma Bieber!' Justin Bieber's father Jeremy shared this picture of Karma, the pop star's new dog

Jeremy wrote on Twitter: 'So we're gonna let one lucky #belieber name @justinbieber's new puppy.... Follow and find out how it can be you),'

He later updated his page with the winner, writing: 'so we have got a name selected for the newest Bieber. Big thanks to @justinfredos the Belieber who chose it ".Karma" (sic).'

That's Karma: Justin's father asked fans to help them name the new puppy and 'Karma' was the winning choice

Biting back: Jeremy Bieber revealed Karma is a 'lil biter' but the whole family are still thrilled with their new addition

Jeremy later added: 'Karma is a lil biter lol (sic).'

Justin announced the good news on his Twitter page on Friday, simply revealing: 'I got a new pup.'
The singer fell in love with the floppy-skinned pup and decided that was the canine companion he wanted, according to E! News.
The Heartbreaker singer’s visit to Ruffin’s – a store where he and his family have purchased pets before, according to staff – attracted the attention of fans and he had to sneak out of the backdoor with the cute pooch.
Justin, who has just released his concert film biopic Justin Bieber's Believe, has taken a break over the festive season and been enjoying spending some quality time with his family back in Ontario.

Film debut: The singer appeared on the red carpet for his Justin Bieber's Believe movie premiere on December 18 in Los Angeles

Twitter announcement: 'I got a pup,' tweeted Justin on Friday

Earlier this week, he tweeted: 'Blessed to spend Christmas with my family. Hope everyone around the world had a blessed Christmas as well. Much love.'
His new dog isn't the first impulse pet purchase that the Baby singer has made.
In October 2011, Justin and ex-girlfriend Selena Gomez got a fluffy German Shepherd mix called Baylor from a rescue centre in Winnipeg.
Sadly for Bieber, when the couple split up at the beginning of 2013, the Disney diva kept custody of their dog.
In December 2012, he gave away his pet hamster, Pac, to a random screaming fan at a Jingle Ball concert, making her promise she would 'take care of him'.

Shared pet: Justin and Selena Gomez had previously adopted a German Shepherd mix named Baylor in October 2011

Sadly the teenage super-fan didn't turn out to be a very good surrogate parent to Pac, and he went to 'little hamster heaven,' in March.
In June, Justin's capuchin monkey was seized by German customs officials after the singer brought it on tour to Munich with him without the right vaccination and import paperwork.
He had the opportunity to retrieve 20-month old Mally, but failed to collect him on time and missed a deadline to send the documents, according to customs spokesman Thomas Meister.
Ownership of the animal was then transferred to Germany and he was taken first to a Munich animal shelter and now lives in Serengeti Park near Hanover, which recently billed Biebs $8,000 to cover vaccinations, accommodation and transport.

BFFs: Bieber and Mally appeared to be best pals for awhile, but Justin soon grew tired of the monkey

The Munich shelter has previously criticised Bieber for keeping such a young monkey as a pet, saying it shouldn't have been taken away from its mother until it was a year old. Experts say capuchin monkeys also need to be kept in groups, not alone.

Justin's newest dog will hopefully help him get over the loss of Baylor, and the lukewarm response from filmgoers to his big screen feature.
According to the Wall Street Journal, Believe earned just $1.25 million at the box office on Christmas Day.
The 3D film ranked 14 after blockbusters like The Hobbit, The Wolf Of Wall Street, Saving Mr. Banks, and American Hustle.
The movie cost Open Road Films $5 million to make and it had a limited release.
While it has been branded a flop, an industry source insists to MailOnline: 'It was actually a successful release,' adding that there was 'virtually no advertising budget.'

Too much, too soon: 20-month-old Mally was too young to be away from his mother, said animal experts