I noticed how while I've been gone, Shiba Inus have been getting more and more popular!
We are finally getting the appreciation we deserve! After all, it takes a lot of hard work and effort to be so cute and majestic at the same time.
A new shiba-centered meme, which is a general term describing internet pictures with funny captions, called "Doge" has been popping up all over the internet!
Here are just a few previews of this growing fad where people started photoshopping shibas into several pictures and gifs... Even though its hard for my shiba brain to understand the grammar and spelling at times, I am glad we are getting recognized!
(Note: None of these pictures are mine. Credit goes to the fantastic shiba models and human owners who uploaded the pictures.)
We can all relate to these ones!
For the twinkie lovers...
Shiba or human, we all know this feeling:
And... A personal favorite! Sometimes we can be a little stubborn when going on walks ;-)
Hmmm, maybe I will start editing pictures of my own!
Happy holidays everyone,
Kura
Last evening all of the sudden Nikki yelped really loud while playing. I was so frightened that I ran away. My owner thought she broke her tail accidentally and brought her to the emergency room for dogs. After x-ray and discussions with the vet, we learned that a dog's tail is an extension of the spinal cord, and accidental injuries of the tail may have severe crippling effect. Thankfully Nikki's tail is not broken. Because Nikki's tail does not curl up like a shiba's tail, rather it dangles precariously out, plus she is so tiny and fragile, we have to be very careful with her. Last night Nikki's unbroken but injured tail was dangling down between her legs and she had to be pain killer because she was shaking. Twenty four hours later, she is wagging her tail, although most of the time her tail is still down. The vet said she should be fine by tomorrow, then I can start playing with her again.
