Inu ni Nattara Suki na Hito ni Hirowareta.

The show's premise is plain and simply absurd, and the anime takes itself as seriously as the manga. Yes, that means watching a 100% sincere story about teenage girls' doing a borderline sexual act on a boy who got turned into a dog. The animation is decent, if I'm being generous, and a plot that is equally crazy that I doubt will ever be explored in the anime. The character is simple tropes that could be described in one or two words. To me, that's what makes it so good to me the unapologetic hornyness of the anime is hilarious. My roommates and I are watching the whole thing together, just dying of laughter at the anime. Ignore the plot, characters, etc. I understand if your moral or ethically concerns stop you from enjoying the anime, but the fact something like this exists is funny in itself to me at least.

Very good anime.

Very entertaining and have good shots of comedy.

Anime style is good and classy and the direction of making is also good.

The story I think could have been better but I guess it's ok as it can be watched for timepass.

Atleast theirs a unique idea rather than those same old action animes.

The plot is overall good.

Although it could have been better in some scenes, but it still done a great job.

Not family friendly but a anime to watch with your friends.

The numbers of episodes could have been less, as it slowly got boring. The developers should have keepen it simple and short.

So there are people who can watch this like its normal?? This anime is a disaster and it makes me wonder what humanity is doing. It seemed like some regular "out of body (idk the term)" slice of life but... no.

Yeah, the anumation and drawing isn't too bad but... mking a dog have sexual activities with a high shool girl? What did the dogs do to deserve this? Aren't all the charachters zoophiles? I mean the main ones.

Just imagine the fact that someone came up with plot, decided to make a manga about it (which even worse than the anume imo). Then some group of people/company decide to animate it and publish it? People really are down bad these days.

Apogilies for possible grammar mistakes.

My Life as Inukai-san's Dog is the type of anime that the ecchi industry needs with urgency.

Recently It has been unfortunate that only because anime is genre ecchi, the creators need to put more effort into developing the story (ex., Immoral Guild or Harem in the Labyrinth of Another World).

My Life as Inukai-san's Dog will introduce you to a well-developed story. The story starts with an exciting mystery, and each chapter will take you by the hand the solve the mystery.

I want to highlight my last statement: "Each chapter will take you by the hand the solve the mystery." It is incredible how you, as a spectator, will understand and resolve the puzzle of what occurs to our protagonist in each chapter.

Because an anime has fan service, many jerks lose their ability to follow a good story and only can focus on the boobs. The kind of people who didn't understand the story is the ones that understate this great anime.

Now, talking about the fan service, I want to highlight the good scenes here. Due to the original story, you will find ecchi scenes you have yet to see in other anime. An extraordinary, but overall, original erotism that the fans of the ecchi genre have been asking for during the last seasons.

If you enjoy ecchi or good short stories, you won't regret watching My Life as Inukai-san's Dog. Don't let the jerks that, due to fanservice, can't concentrate on understanding a story discourage you from enjoying this excellent anime.

Finally, please don't misunderstand me. I am not saying that the story of this anime deserves an Oscar. However, it is an anime with a well-developed narrative you will enjoy.

To put it simply, the show was pretty good, if this is your kind of thing. The dog itself has a human mind trapped in it, so it isn't zoophilia. People need to get off their high horses and realize this is a work of fiction that has zero chance of ever happening in the real world. Is this kind of thing okay in real life? No. Is it okay if drawn on a screen? Sure. All the characters are sentient, so the idea of consent is there, if that's your hangup.

Stop freaking out about an anime and go hate on real people like the ones Chris Hanson is taking down on his shows. There are real people who do terrible things, and you can help discourage that in real life. This is kinda a "go touch grass" situation. Calm down, son. It's just a drawing.