I have a very clingy Shiba Inu

I have a very clingy Shiba Inu. 

This is the way he looked at me one day – 

maybe because I am a very clingy person. 

My dog ​​is called Tiancai, born on August 16, 2016. I have wanted to raise a Shiba Inu for a long time, but I have not taken action for various reasons. But when I saw this little puppy, I decided immediately: this is the one. 

When I took him home, it was October 17, 2016. He was so small. 

At that time, I loved watching him sleep the most. Sometimes I really wanted to do nothing, just guard his cage, and I would never get tired of watching him all day. 

Isn’t he like an angel? It’s 

even more so when he smiles. I feel inexplicably happy when he smiles. 

Occasionally, he also plays the role of a domineering Shiba Inu. 

I believe that the skill of emoticons is easy for every Shiba Inu. 

Most of the time, he is all kinds of silly, all kinds of coquettish and cute. 

Probably because he was so cute when he was young and I always hugged him, Tiancai has become a mama’s boy. Basically, he follows me wherever I go at home. 

I’m working on my final project, it’s already one or two o’clock, but he insists on sleeping on my lap. I moved a chair for him because I was worried that he wouldn’t sleep well, but he insisted on resting his head on my lap. 

When we were moving and assembling furniture, it was almost midnight and he fell asleep because he was sleepy. 

When I was cooking, he would either lie on his stomach and watch me, or lie directly on my feet. 

When I was taking a bath in the bathroom, he would lie on his stomach outside the shower partition, yawning while waiting. 

When I was taking a poop, hahaha. Just now 

, when I was editing a document, he insisted on jumping on the sofa to be next to me. 

He is clingy, but he only wants to stay quietly by your side. If you take the initiative to hug him, he will jump away immediately. 

His signature airplane ears have never changed since he was a child. 

Now that he is older, he is no longer caged. Every day when he comes home, he waits at the door with his ears and eyes squinting. When he sees us, he makes pig-like noises (I don’t know how to describe it. It’s not like barking, but it sounds like a pig…) 

Because Tiancai’s father and I are both first-time dog owners, and I heard that Shiba Inus are independent and difficult to tame, so we have very strict family education… How strict is it? For example, don’t puppies like to bite hands? We are afraid that he will bite people when he grows up, so when he was young, we would deliberately put our fingers to his mouth, and if he dared to bite, he would be beaten… (totally fishing enforcement) Now it seems a bit too much (covering his face), Tiancai has become a very obedient, very obedient, very cowardly dog ​​(covering his face again). 

This is the scene when he tore his diaper when he was a child and was scolded by his father. His face was full of “It’s none of my business”… 

When he grew up, his sleeping posture is not even close to that of an angel. It’s simply indescribable… 

His body becomes stiff when exposed to water, and I find it funny every time I give him a bath. 

The difference in appearance is huge… He is prone 

to motion sickness. He lies on the ground and refuses to move when he sees a car. After being forced into the car, he drools even when the car doesn’t start. He is exactly like his mother when she was a child. 

In general, he is stupid and cowardly, hahaha. Every day I look forward to going home to hold him in my arms and pinch his big face. This warmth and weight are the ultimate healing every night. 

You asked me what it’s like to raise a Shiba Inu. It’s probably that before I raised him, I felt that I liked dogs, but after raising him, I felt that I only liked Shiba Inus~