Toco, a Japanese man, just paid $20,000 to change himself into a border (dog).
Toco accomplished this incredible achievement by acquiring a hyperrealistic canine outfit designed by Zeppet, a Japanese business. Z
Toco could finally step out into the world as a dog and take his first-ever public walk after spending 40 days building this complex disguise.
There have been inquiries as to how one might become an animal. TUV cites a few examples to demonstrate the 'human dog' is not genuine. Some examples are
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- The 'dog' is seen stumbling up the steps.Most dogs struggle to climb stairs if they have arthritis, hurting joints, or any other illness that limits their movement.
- At one point, the 'dog' is heard panting like a person.
- In one section of a film, the dog is shown receiving 'dog' food but not eating it; the movie is subsequently altered to show an empty dish. This begs the question of whether or not the 'Man dog' ate the meal.
- The 'human dog' is seen waving at the camera like a human being would during an interview with an international media house.
- To save their paws from getting soiled, the dog wears sandals when they walk outside. When you're an animal, why worry about your paws being dirty?
- The dog has not been heard barking or seen wagging its tail in the manner of a regular dog. Dogs bark when in a new area and wag their tails when excited.
- A Japanese business called Zeppet constructed the person known as 'Toco's' hyperrealistic dog suit. Z.
Among other things, the company manufactures body suits, action suits, headgear, and robots.