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Press F in the Chat: Kabosu, the Beloved Doge Coin Meme Dog, Has Died

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Even if you're not familiar with the cryptocurrency Doge coin, you've seen the Doge meme dog somewhere.

That dog's name is Kabosu, and she has died at 18 years old.

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It's always sad; reminds us of the beloved Grumpy Cat.

More from BNO News:

Kabosu, the Japanese dog who inspired the Doge meme and influenced internet culture for more than a decade, died Friday after a long illness, according to her owner. She was 18 years old.

Her owner, Atsuko Sato, said Kabosu passed away at 7:50 a.m. on Friday when she fell into a “deep sleep” at her home in Japan. “Kabosu is at rest now,” she wrote in a message she shared online.

“Through the window, the soft light was shining in. Outside the window, birds were singing on a beautiful morning,” Sato wrote in Japanese. “As I caressed her, as if she was sleeping, she passed away quietly.”

“Everyone who loved Kabosu, thank you very much. Kabosu was the happiest dog in the world. And I was the happiest dog owner in the world,” she added.

She lived a good life.

Yes, thank you.

Very sad. At one point, Kabosu was the Twitter/X logo, thanks to Elon Musk.

The tributes keep coming.

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Many people loved a dog they never met.

It really did.

Kabosu belonged to the world.

And the legend will live on.

Certainly.

Can't go wrong with a Ron Swanson gif.

Pour one out.

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