The narrator was feeling bored and decided to get an exotic pet. Initially, they wanted a ferret, but their mom disapproved, calling it a "rat thing." They then considered getting a polar bear cub, but that was also not feasible. Instead, they bought a Shiba Inu puppy, which they named Polar. The narrator jokes about their friend's over-the-top reaction to the puppy, saying it will solve all the world's problems.
The narrator shares their experiences with the puppy, including its destructive behavior, high energy levels, and ability to learn tricks. They also mention that the puppy would often follow them everywhere, even to the toilet. The narrator's family has adjusted to the puppy's presence, and they have learned to appreciate its unique personality.
Throughout the video, the narrator uses humor and sarcasm to share their experiences with Polar, the Shiba Inu puppy. They poke fun at their friend's enthusiasm, their mom's disapproval, and the challenges of owning a high-energy puppy.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The author got an exotic pet, a ferret, but their mom disapproved and asked them to return it.
2. The author then decided to get a different pet and visited an exotic pet shop.
3. The author saw many animals at the pet shop, but none caught their eye until they saw a Shiba Inu puppy.
4. The author bought the Shiba Inu puppy and named her Polar.
5. Polar is a high-energy dog that requires a lot of attention and exercise.
6. The author's family members made fun of their suggestions for names for the dog.
7. The author had to adjust to having a dog in the house, including dealing with accidents and chewed-up belongings.
8. Polar knows several tricks, including sit, lay down, roll over, fetch, and bark.
9. The author's dad has a heavy accent, which sometimes confuses Polar when he gives her commands.
10. Polar has a lot of energy and can run around for hours without getting tired.
11. The author took Polar to the vet, where she attracted a lot of attention from other people.
12. Shiba Inus are native to Japan and are known for their high energy and hunting ability.