Make Sure Your Pet is Kung Fu Ready With Warrior Samurai Armor

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With the constant threat of ninja attacks, what’s a concerned pet parent to do? There’s only one option – outfit your cat or dog in awesome samurai armor!

I’m pretty sure I am addicted to looking for crazy pet ideas out of Japan. I mean, honestly, it’s not hard… cat bread, Squatting Dog Art, and a much odd Doge Tourism Video are a few things that come to mind.

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But, I’ve yet to see armor for our furry friends, and it’s not just any armor. It’s so-honorable-armour, of the samurai variety, and it’s guaranteed to make your pet the baddest pooch or pussy on the block.

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Japanese company Samurai Age created the armor, in an effort to pull out the warrior within, and they make a standard suit as well as customized samurai outfits. Samurai Age will be modeling their beastly armors after iconic and legendary samurais like Sanada Yukimura and MeowMiyamoto Musashi.

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The garb will run you about 4,000 to 16,000 yen ($125-$150 USD), but let’s be real. Having your cat or dog walk around like a bad ass samurai? Priceless.

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But seriously. Pets really are heroic in my book, so get on out there and make them feel like the champions they are.

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