The happy dog wears an ever-present ear-to-ear smile, whether it’s lounging on a bed with a stack of pillows or going to the dreaded vet.
Cinnamon, age 11, couldn’t have looked happier, her large tongue hanging out and her eyes wide and brilliant.
The cheerful Shiba, dozing about her New York apartment, cuts a cheery figure thanks to her fluffy face.
Owners Andrew, 28, and Ashley, 27, are frequently stopped in the street by bystanders due to her upbeat demeanor.
Cinnamon was adopted by Andrew in March 2004 at the age of barely six months, and he has had her ever since.
Even their loyal puppy will serve as their flower girl when Andrew and Ashley exchange vows on July 4.
Despite having Cushing’s disease and glaucoma, Cinnamon doesn’t seem to be bothered by anything but being left alone at home.
We’re quite confident she merely sleeps anytime she’s by herself; she doesn’t break anything or create a mess, according to Andrew.
“However, the moment the door opens, we hear Cinnamon excitedly conversing in the flat, somewhere between a shriek and a bark.
When she actually notices us, she finally gets up off her lazy behind (while still talking) and rushes over to kiss us both.
