Japanese man turned dog now gets himself a 'dog' best friend: Watch

The world was stunned when a Japanese man decided to turn himself into a dog but now he has taken a step further and found himself another 'dog' best friend.

A Japanese man, who is now known as Toco the human Collie, was seen frolicking around with another fellow canine cosplayer who was sporting a husky suit. The friendly walk was shared on Toco's YouTube channel and since it was posted, it has been garnering massive attention.

For the unknown, Toco the human Collie turned into a huge sensation and made headlines after it decided to wear a hyperrealistic custom-made collie suit, worth $14,000.

The man's dog-amorphosis went for walks on all fours, met with real-life canines and carried out stunts which proved that new tricks can be taught to a faux dog.

Rolling dogs? pic.twitter.com/b2pr0QcRGs

Toco also fulfilled hisdream of interacting with other poochesand hanging with other people who have also turned into a husky, one of whom he has now introduced in a new video.

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The video which showed the camaraderie of the human dogs was posted on his YouTube channel which has 70,000 subscribers.

In the video, the dogs can be seen shaking each other's paws and playing tug-of-war with a chew toy. They were also seen emulatingeach other’s dance moves.

Netizens say 'Scooby duo' match made in dog heaven

The fellow dog cosplayer's identity remained unclear, however, netizens said that this pair was indeed a match made in dog heaven.

“OMG HE GOT A FRIEND,” wrote a user, while another said, “I’m glad that you found someone that you can trust to help you bring two dogs to life!”

“Both of these puppers are too precious for this world!" said another user.

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However, some said that the man needs therapy while others called his puppy proclivity some “weird sex thing.”

Meanwhile, explaining his challenges, Toco said, “Dogs and humans have different bone structures and the way they bend their legs and arms, so it’s very difficult to make movements that look like this."

“I might realistically be able to become another dog, a panda or a bear. A fox or a cat would also be nice, but they are too small for humans to try," he added.

(With inputs from agencies)