INUGAMI Origin: Japanese mythology 'Spirit Dogs of Japanese legend who possess human bodies'

Inugami (Japanese: 犬神 or いぬがみ, meaning "dog/canid deity/spirit") are a kind of familiar, or spirit of possession, which are found in Kyushu, Shikoku, and elsewhere in West Japan.
Inugami have much in common with other familiars, such as shikigami and kitsune-tsuki. Inugami are more commonly used in areas where foxes are not found, such as major population centers. There is even evidence of an ancient tradition of Inugami worship stretching from Western Japan down to Okinawa.

In public, an inugami looks identical to an ordinary dog in order to blend in with society. However, its true form is that of a desiccated, mummified dog’s head, often dressed up in ceremonial trappings. This is kept safe (and away from prying eyes) in a secret shrine in its owner’s house.

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was thinking bout naming my shiba inu inugami but idk anymore 😂