- Even visitors from abroad have turned up, such as blogger Miguel Yeh
- He’s from Taiwan and shot a short video of the adorable Shiba Inu hounds
- A sign above them reads ‘please do not feed, or else they will have diarrhoea’
These are the three guard dogs in Japan that have become a tourist attraction.
Their security duties include poking their heads out of three square holes in their owner’s outer wall and this has proved to be such a cute sight that people flock from miles around to take pictures of them.
Even visitors from abroad have turned up, such as blogger Miguel Yeh, 34, from Taiwan, who shot a short video of the adorable Shiba Inu hounds.
These are the three guard dogs in Japan that have become a tourist attraction
In a subsequent blog he wrote about his visit, he explained that fellow Shiba Inu owners often bring their dogs to the wall ‘for a bit of fun’.
The three dogs live in Shimabara, Kyushu island.
A sign above them reads ‘please do not feed the Shiba dogs, or else they will have diarrhoea’.
Apparently, the lovable pooches come to the wall if you call them.
A sign above them reads ‘please do not feed the Shiba dogs, or else they will have diarrhoea’
The level of social media interest his dogs have generated has been extraordinary. One Japanese Twitter user took a picture of the trio and it was retweeted 105,000 times
And occasionally their owner will poke his head out and have a chat.
As he did with Mr Yeh.
The level of social media interest his dogs have generated has been extraordinary.
One Japanese Twitter user took a picture of the trio and it was retweeted 105,000 times.
Some might say that’s barking.
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