The Original Kawaii Kaiju
My current Shiba Inu named Haruko inspired this blog. Her love to play and puppy bite earned her the nickname Kawaii Kaiju early on in life.
Kawaii means cute in Japanese. I'm certain that "shiba inu puppy" is a synonym for cute.
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| Haruko aged 8 weeks. Epitome of cute. |
Kaiju roughly means monster in Japanese. Although cute, Haruko's badness levels are often unusually high for someone her size (credit: Lilo and Stitch).
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| Haruko aged 8 weeks. Nomming on an innocent fish. |
In this blog I hope to provide a fun mix of stories about my adventures with Haruko and other Shibas. I may throw in some thoughts on other Shiba or dog related topics as the mood strikes me.
I hope you enjoy!
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