On Jan. 10, 2024, the silly dog appeared in a sandbox game known as Garry’s Mod. Players of this game can create their own props from other games, films, TV shows, or anything one could imagine ...

The viral meme rose to internet fame after a photo of a Shibu Inu dog crossing its paws was overlaid with scattered comic sans text—meant to convey the pup’s inner dialogue.

Its acronym, "DOGE," also references a meme that inspired a cryptocurrency, Dogecoin. Here's a quick overview of the history of the meme, which originated with a photo of a Shiba Inu dog.

But the meme best known as “This Is Fine”—the one with the dog sipping from a mug as a fire rages around him—has lasted. It is now 10 years old, and it is somehow more relevant than ever.

Because of this, twice the number of dog owners also think of their pet before anyone else after a stressful day — even more than their partner (41% vs. 19%).

The internet-famous dog behind the iconic "Doge" meme has died, according to an announcement shared Friday on the canine's official Instagram account, run by her owner Atsuko Sato. "To all of you ...

The logo for the cryptocurrency Dogecoin, pictured here in a 2021 screenshot, is one of countless places where an image of the dog Kabosu appears. Her owner says the Shiba Inu is sick with cancer.

They sold off $201,000 worth and held onto $2.85M, according to Cointelegraph.com The first popular meme coin, Dogecoin, was created in 2013 and features a Shiba Inu dog, a popular meme at the time.