Hi to all! My name is Kate and I'm a student. I like to travel a lot. Also, I'm a huge fan of a japanese street style. It looks so stylish! I am also very interested in studying the attitude of the Japanese towards pets. In Japan, they love and appreciate pets. With their purchase, future owners can even choose several or buy several types of animals. If cats and dogs are traditional animals, then the people of Japan buy even aquarium fish, birds, snakes, rodents, whelps, monitor lizards, monkeys and many others as pets.

In Japan, cats are very popular. Many cats spend time on the street and walk. Cats that have no tail or are shortened are considered fashionable. Also, animal owners love to have their favorites all the best and therefore they even choose modern cat litter box, food boxes and clothes.
Dogs are a common species of only two breeds - this is the "red top" and "gray top." Breeds of small dogs are popular and widespread among the population. Among them are dachshunds, lapdogs, shelties. Although they are small, but they are loved. If they buy such breeds, they take several at once so that she does not miss her alone, when she stays at home alone for the whole day. Therefore, on the streets of Japanese cities you can see people, next to which is a whole pack of dogs. When buying a dog, you can buy an electronic observer for him, but this device is unlikely to have any effect. As for prices, they are too high to buy pets. For example, dachshund breed puppies cost from 10 to 20 mans, and breeds start at more than 50 mans or more.

Researchers have counted for interest, and it turned out that the number of cats in Japan is more than seven million, and the dogs are more than ten million. There is an interesting fact that in Japan you have to pay taxes for dogs and constantly make them vaccinations. And those people who refuse to pay tax, put a hieroglyph with a picture of a dog. This character will depend on the size of the dog. If the dog is small, stick a white sticker. For a dog of medium height give green. And for the big one they get a red sticker.