Kabosu, the fluffy-faced Shiba inu whose skeptical glance became one of the enduring memes of the 2010s and inspired a cryptocurrency, has died, her owner said Friday. Atsuko Sato wrote on her ...

Kabosu, the shiba inu dog whose quizzical expression starred in an array of "doge" internet memes, has died, its owner said ...

Magazine and Reach PLC magazines. Jakub Porzycki/NurPhoto via Getty Images Kabosu, the famous Japanese shiba inu dog behind the viral "doge" internet meme, has died at the age of 18. The canine ...

It was just an ordinary photo. Three years later, Sato learned from a friend that the photo had become a meme online. Kabosu became known as “Doge,” a play on the word “dog,” and her image ...

A significant event was the r/Murica Raid on August 26, when 4Chan users flooded the subreddit with memes featuring Kabosu, propelling her to internet fame. The impact of the Doge meme extends ...

It was a picture of Kabosu, her head tilted in a seemingly quizzical fashion, that captured the attention of early adapters of cryptocurrency and she became a meme almost overnight. A developer ...

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This photo was a turning point that changed her fate. Three years later, Sato learned from a friend that Kabosu’s photo had become a meme online. Kabosu had been nicknamed “Doge,” a play on ...

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The Shiba Inu 'Doge', which is also used as a net meme in the design of the virtual currency ' Dogecoin ', originally gained popularity due to a photo of the Shiba Inu 'Kabosu' posted on a blog.

The dog, Kabosu, shot her owner a wide-eyed glance, a comic image that quickly jumped from Tumblr to Twitter to Facebook and to the rest of the internet. A meme legend was born. Someone on Reddit ...