Hey everydog, meet Phin and Trink! We’ve been friends with them for a while now, and their mom, too. Our moms e-mail with each other sometimes, which makes us a little nervous, but, so far, it doesn’t seem like they’re on to our plans for world domination.

Phineas is on the left, and Trink is on the right. They look a lot like us, don’t they!?

Trink is almost five, and Phin is four and a half years old. She’s a Leo, and he’s a Sagittarius. According to their mom, their personalities really do match their signs! Their mom also said that she interrupted them kissing in this picture! Just thinking about it makes us blush under our fur.

A portrait of Yoshi, uh, we mean Phin. They really do look alike! It’s even hard for us to tell.

Here’s Trink looking sweet and beautiful, as always!

:::Tsuki says: “Yoshi & Trink, sitting in a tree!”:::

We’re not sure what this is, but we suspect the humans must have erected a hidden force field between Phin & Trink and their food bowls. Otherwise, there’s no explanation for why no one is eating. Is this some type of torture device? Say it isn’t so!

And now our favorite…SNOW PICTURES!

HEY! WHERE DID EVERYBODY GO?

Oh, there you are! Don’t scare me like that!

Trink says: “If I close my eyes and wish hard enough, maybe the snow won’t melt this time!”

We have such noble-looking friends!

I’m not sure if there are any shibas in this book, as it was written by an Akita fancier, but I thought it might of interest to owners of Japanese breeds in general:

It can be purchased at this link.

To read more information about the book, go here.

According the site linked above, all proceeds generated from the purchase of the book are being donated to the AKC Canine Health Foundation.

Remember a while back when I posted about Shiba Wanko?

Well…I have no idea what I’m going to do with these things, but I *had* to have them:

The one of her in her little dusting hat is my favorite.

Here’s the link where you can buy them, in case you find them as irresistable as I did. Also, if you can think of something good to do with them, let me know, because I’m at a loss.