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Doge is the Shiba Inu glancing sideways from a couch, surrounded by colorful broken-English phrases like "such wow" and "very meme." Here you can scatter your own Doge-speak around the dog and download the finished image.

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What does the Doge meme mean?

Doge captions are the dog's thoughts, written in deliberately broken English. Each phrase pairs a modifier like "such," "very," "much" or "so" with a word that doesn't quite fit, and a lone "wow" usually appears somewhere. The phrases float around the dog in different bright colors. It's affectionate, wholesome humor: Doge is impressed, curious or mildly suspicious about whatever you're describing. There's no top/bottom structure, so the fun is in scattering four to six short phrases.

Where is the Doge meme from?

The dog in the photo is Kabosu, a Shiba Inu owned by Japanese kindergarten teacher Atsuko Sato. Sato posted a set of photos, including this sideways glance from the couch, on her personal blog on February 13, 2010. The pictures spread online that year, and in 2012 Tumblr users began captioning the dog's inner monologue in multicolored Comic Sans, giving the format its "wow" style. Doge peaked in 2013: a dedicated subreddit opened in January, and in December a cryptocurrency named Dogecoin launched as a joke on the crypto boom, using Kabosu as its mascot. Sato announced that Kabosu died on May 24, 2024, at age 18.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the name of the Doge dog?

Her name was Kabosu, a Shiba Inu from Japan owned by Atsuko Sato.

Is the Doge dog still alive?

No. Her owner announced in May 2024 that Kabosu had died at age 18.

Why do Doge memes say "such wow"?

The captions imitate the dog's inner thoughts in intentionally broken English, a style that formed on Tumblr in 2012.

Sources: knowyourmeme.com

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