Japanese Man Transforms Into A 'Human Dog' After Spending $20,000, Takes First Public Walk.

Toco, a Japanese man, underwent a transformation to become a human dog, spending two million Yen (approximately A$22,000). Zeppet, a Japanese company known for creating costumes for TV and films, designed the hyper-realistic dog outfit over 40 days. The outfit, modeled after a collie dog, perfectly imitates the appearance of a real dog walking on all fours.

Toco documented his experience on his YouTube channel called 'I desire to become an animal,' which has an impressive following of more than 31,000 subscribers and has accumulated over one million views. The video, filmed as part of an interview by German TV station RTL, shows Toco living his dream of becoming an animal since he was a child.

In the video, Toco is seen wearing the dog outfit and being taken for a walk with a leash around his neck. He mimics the behavior of real dogs, sniffing and interacting with them at a park.

Explaining his decision to become a human dog, Toco stated that he prefers to keep his hobbies private, especially from his colleagues, as they may find it strange. He keeps his identity hidden, rarely showing his real face to the public or even sharing this aspect of his life with his friends.

Despite some apprehension from friends and family, Toco remains true to his passion for being a dog and embraces his unique transformation into a 'human dog.'

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