A Shiba Inu Dog, Keeper of Sweet Potato Stall, Has Died; Customers Mourn His Passing

The death of a loved one is a sad moment for many individuals throughout the world, especially those closest to them. Similarly, this dog’s owner’s furry pal has passed the rainbow bridge.

This is the story of a Shiba Inu dog that has become popular on social media in 2019 for his loyalty and assistance to his owner by taking care of the owner’s place of business.

This Shiba Inu became popular with the inauguration of the sweet potato kiosk, Inu No Yakiimoyasan, in Sapporo, Japan, which is directly guarded by the adorable animal.

It’s incredible since Ken-kun is the only owner of this company. His human father left him in charge of sales and acquisitions for a long period.

It may appear ludicrous because a dog cannot count, but Ken-Kun has a high level of honesty.

Because of the dog, the stall became well-known in Japan. Many clients come to the establishment only to engage with the small fuzzy creature, which is absolutely appropriate for this company.

Ken-kun cheerfully meets his clients, but he also pays great attention and ensures that the purchasers complete their payments.

Sadly, the furry kiosk keeper who has diligently served its owner for all these years has died. The owner’s Instagram account broke the news on June 6.

“Ken-kun died today, June 6, at 12:50 PM.” We received a lot of encouragement from everyone, and I’m sure Ken-kun is extremely happy, happy in paradise. I’m relieved he made it to his favorite stall before leaving. Thank you very much to everyone!” according to the publication

The reason of his death has not been determined, although Ken-kun has been unwell since May 31 and has been receiving treatment at a veterinary facility.

His owner said that he had returned home the day before his death, but with oxygen tubes.

There is still no explanation for what happened to the dog, who appeared to have died peacefully. Images of an emotional farewell to the pet were also posted on social media.