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A 3D-printed Shiba Inu
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The Shiba Inu is the best-known Japanese dog. Its name is made up of Shiba, meaning "little one", and Inu, which is the generic Japanese term for "dog". It's Japan's most popular canine, and everyone adores the breed and its long, bushy hair. The other characteristic of these animals is their curved tail, here used as a loop on the key ring.
The designers at3D printer manufacturer ATOM3DP have recreated this superb animal in a version that's easy to transport for everyday use. So you can proclaim your love for this dog by attaching it to your car or house keys.
The Shiba Inu 3D model is available as a free from Cults.
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