How much does a Shunsuke dog cost approximately?
The Shunsuke dog was born on November 6, 2002, and is a popular idol dog on Twitter. It became famous online for acting cute, and is absolutely a well-deserved number one “star”. With its incredibly innocent eyes and its various endearing poses, it shot to fame rapidly and became the “cutest idol” in today's pet world. Now let's take a look together at how much a Shunsuke dog costs!
How much does a Shunsuke dog cost?
The market price for an ordinary Shunsuke dog is roughly 3000 to 5000 yuan each. There are many factors that affect the price of a Shunsuke dog, so when choosing this dog, do not focus only on the selling price and ignore the dog's quality and health. Moreover, because Shunsuke dogs sell very well and market demand is very high, consumers can buy them through various channels. Different purchase channels lead to different selling prices for Shunsuke, and the selling prices also differ between regions.
How the Shunsuke dog became famous
In January 2010, Shunsuke's owner “Shun Mama” began posting its photos on Twitter, gradually attracting many fans.
In the NO.3 issue of the magazine "CREADueDog" released on October 20, 2010, Shunsuke jumped onto the cover.
On July 8, 2011, Shunsuke's photo book "Little Shunsuke Roll Roll Roll" was released.
In August 2011, it appeared on the TBS television variety and information program "Hanamaru Market", and its fame surged. “Shun Mama”'s Twitter followers broke through 20,000.
On August 17, 2011, the Shunsuke cute craze swept across major Chinese websites such as Weibo, Renren and Tencent Space, and Baidu Baike and Baidu Tieba were also established accordingly. In just one week, the number of Weibo followers sharing Shunsuke's daily life on Sina Weibo reached 400,000.
Why the Shunsuke dog became famous
Shunsuke's fame came from having an owner who loved to dress it up and take photos of it -- Shun Mama. Whenever she had time, Shun Mama would update Shunsuke's pictures on Twitter and let everyone know Shunsuke's latest status. Shunsuke's ever-changing looks instantly charmed netizens, and its fans surged. Even Japan's largest pet website “I Love Pets” put it on its homepage. Soon, it became a household-name celebrity dog, and Japanese television and magazines all introduced it.
However, many netizens were quite confused about Shunsuke's breed. Because it had been “given a haircut” by its owner, it looked just like a toy doll, very different from an ordinary Pomeranian. This even led many netizens to mistake it for a Shiba Inu. Of course, such misunderstanding did not affect netizens' affection for it. A large number of netizens said that at first glance it was almost impossible to tell whether this little dog was a toy dog or a real dog, especially in that photo where Shunsuke was mixed in among a pile of plush toys. Netizens said it was indeed hard to tell real from fake, and Shunsuke's mischievous behavior won a wave of delight from netizens.
As the saying goes, when one person attains the Way, even their chickens and dogs rise to heaven. Shunsuke, doted on by thousands, also drove the prosperity of the pet market. Not only did Pomeranians like Shunsuke become people's first choice when buying pets, but even puppies and kittens of other breeds suddenly seemed to have soaring cuteness levels, making everyone want to take them home immediately!