Shiba Inu's Emotional Argument with Child's Toy Is Filled with Adorable Rage

Some dogs are chattier than others and they let it be known through barking, "talking," or even wailing. Kylo, the feisty, vocal Shiba Inu, has a lot to say, especially when it comes to an annoying Hippo toy Dad put in his path.

In the minute-long clip posted to TikTok, Kylo is not in the mood for this toy and his chatty reaction is priceless. You can almost hear the curse words coming out of his mouth! Check him out!

As one of the many videos of Kylo @yeedasu has shared, one thing's clear: Kylo loves to talk! He's a certified professional yapper, unafraid of letting his feelings be known in literally any circumstance. Whether he's getting pets , taking a shower, or playing with that darn toy, this is one charismatic, big-feeling kind of pup.

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There's no doubt Kylo is a star. With more than 4 million followers, his screaming antics are anything but average. And, not surprisingly, many can relate and are entertained by the sheer rage in his high-pitched screeches.

"Average interaction with your Shiba about anything," one person wrote. "His squeals bring pure terror and rage," another said. "Bro's doing everything but barking," another added.

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Shina Inus Have Vibrant Personalities

Kylo isn't the only Shiba Inu with pizazz. The smallest of Japan's "native breeds," as The American Kennel Club notes, is known for being bold, confident, and spirited. They're alert, active, and friendly and can even manage to smile in some circumstances.

This ancient breed, who were originally bred as hunters, are now widely known for becoming social media stars in Japan thanks to their dazzling personalities. They've even been declared as a national treasure of the country, which tracks!

These aren't the best pups to have around children because of their impatience and ability to become provoked very quickly, every dog is different. They are prone to separation anxiety so be sure you have the proper time to commit to this breed if it's the breed for you.

Described as having "cat-like qualities" due to their independence and difficulty to train, Shina Inus are the kind of dog that commands a room like it's no big deal. Look at Kylo! All he has to do is exist and I'm obsessed. Add in a little sass and spunk through conversations and it's obvious why he has 4 million followers!