One of these puppies isn’t interested in fitting in, and Japan is more than OK with that.
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The helpful pooch in this commercial from Thailand proves that dogs really are man’s best friend.
This story of a three-year-old girl surviving over a week and a half in the woods with her pet dog has taken the Japanese Internet by storm, and is sure to give you a case of the warm fuzzies.
Japan’s ageing population is resulting in more and more pets being left to fend for themselves after their elderly owners pass away.
Twitter users claim that after a recent snowfall Tokyoites were greeted by eight times as many Hachikos as usual. But is it a loyal doggy miracle, or just an adorable bit of photo editing?
The pet wearables venture company, Anicall, promises a new device and accompanying smartphone app that can read your pet’s emotions.
Can you spot what’s wrong with this picture? None of these adorable animals are real; they were all made by hand.
Returning home for the holidays after being away for months at school or work, Twitterers all over Japan are finding their pets’ love is rather short-lived. Or at least their memories are!
People in Nagano couldn’t believe their eyes when they spotted this man and his invisible dog going for a walk around town.
If we were this dog’s owner, we would be sure to keep our pet pooch securely on a leash during the upcoming Tokyo Olympics…
What better way to usher in a new year in Japan than with a cute collection of dogs in kimono?
Nine years after his dog went missing, a Singaporean professor received a phone call that his long-lost companion had finally been found.
This is surely only the beginning. We must immortalize the defiant dog’s face in every product we can possibly imagine.
Even the pets of Japan want to show their respects to the recently passed yokai author Shigeru Mizuki.
Move over, Roomba Shark Cat, and make way for Roomba Doge! In his own words: “So ride. Much excite.”