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我要评论Shiba Inus are one of the internet's favorite dog breeds, ever since the infamous doge meme that surged to popularity in late 2012.
But just what is it like to own one of these majestic breeds?
SEE ALSO:Looking different doesn't stop this Instagram pup from inspiring othersTwitter user @Amanda_d1234 had an answer to that question. And it may not be what you expect. She posted a video of her Shiba, Major, receiving a new toy.
We think Major is excited about it. But it's honestly hard to tell.
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"Do you like your new toy?" asks Amanda.
"ARROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO," responds Major.
According the the American Kennel Club, Shibas are "spirited" and Major's enthusiastic rally for his new toy certainly exemplifies that.
Major also is enthusiastic about Fridays.
If you want to learn more about Major or Shibas in general, Amanda has a YouTube channel dedicated to Major.
Hopefully something in your near future will make you just as excited as Major is for... well, for almost anything.
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