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The Doge meme dog is a Corgi. Answer true or false.
Answer
false
- Doge meme dog
- The iconic original Doge meme dog Kabosu, identified by the source as a Shiba Inu.
- sources
- dogecoin.com, ap news, 'the shiba inu that became meme famous as the face of dogecoin has died' (https://apnews.com/article/0c51b88ae457dd6eb61b05c7e87174d9); dictionary.com, 'doge' (https://www.dictionary.com/culture/memes/doge), both identifying doge/kabosu as a shiba inu., apnews.com, associated press, 'the shiba inu that became meme famous as the face of dogecoin has died. kabosu was 18' — https://apnews.com/article/dogecoin-dog-kabosu-shiba-inu-cryptocurrency-0c51b88ae457dd6eb61b05c7e87174d9, en.wikipedia.org, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/doge_(meme): 'the original meme featured kabosu, a shiba inu dog whose owner atsuko sato posted the famous picture of her in a 2010 blog post.', foundation.dogecoin.com, kabosu, the dog in the original doge meme, is a female shiba inu (a japanese breed), not a corgi; this is widely documented, including in reuters/ap obituary coverage of kabosu's death in 2024., knowyourmeme.com, widely documented breed identification: kabosu, the dog in the doge meme, is a shiba inu, a distinct japanese breed from the corgi (welsh corgi). confirmed by numerous reputable sources including wikipedia's 'doge (meme)' article and know your meme, both of which identify the dog's breed as shiba inu., widely documented fact: the doge meme (2013) is based on photos of kabosu, a shiba inu owned by atsuko sato in japan; e.g. wikipedia's "doge (meme)" article and "kabosu (dog)" article both identify the breed as shiba inu, not corgi., widely documented public record: the doge meme originates from a 2010 photo of kabosu, a shiba inu dog owned by atsuko sato of japan, who passed away in 2024; numerous mainstream and crypto-industry sources (e.g. coverage of the shiba inu (shib) and dogecoin (doge) cryptocurrencies, both explicitly named after/for this breed) confirm the dog is a shiba inu, not a corgi., wikipedia 'doge (meme)' and 'kabosu (dog)' articles, which identify the doge meme dog as a shiba inu named kabosu, not a corgi, wikipedia article 'doge (meme)' (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/doge_(meme)), which identifies the meme's subject as kabosu, a female shiba inu dog, not a corgi, wikipedia article 'doge (meme)': identifies the dog as kabosu, a shiba inu; wikipedia article 'shiba inu' confirms the breed is distinct from the corgi., wikipedia article 'doge (meme)': the meme is based on a photo of a female shiba inu named kabosu, wikipedia, "doge (meme)" article: the dog depicted is a shiba inu, not a corgi, wikipedia, "doge (meme)", https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/doge_(meme): 'it consists of a picture of a shiba inu dog...' and 'the meme originally and most frequently uses an image of a shiba inu named kabosu'; the dog is a shiba inu, so it is not a corgi., wikipedia, "doge (meme)": the meme is based on a 2010 photograph of kabosu, a shiba inu owned by atsuko sato in japan; wikipedia's "shiba inu" article corroborates kabosu's breed. no corgi is involved., wikipedia, "doge (meme)": the meme is based on photos of a shiba inu named kabosu; the breed is shiba inu, not corgi., wikipedia, 'doge (meme)' (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/doge_(meme)): 'it consists of a picture of a shiba inu dog...'; 'the meme originally and most frequently uses an image of a shiba inu named kabosu.', wikipedia, 'doge (meme)' article (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/doge_(meme)): the meme uses a picture of a shiba inu named kabosu. also wikipedia 'kabosu (dog)' article identifies her as a shiba inu., wikipedia, 'doge (meme)' article: identifies the dog in the meme as kabosu, a shiba inu, not a corgi., wikipedia, 'doge (meme)' article: identifies the meme's subject dog as kabosu, a shiba inu, not a corgi., wikipedia, 'doge (meme)' article: the dog is a shiba inu named kabosu; the shiba inu breed page also identifies the meme dog as a shiba inu, wikipedia, 'doge (meme)': identifies the dog as kabosu, a shiba inu, wikipedia, 'doge (meme)': the dog in the doge meme is kabosu, a female shiba inu from sakura, japan, not a corgi., wikipedia, 'doge (meme)': the dog is kabosu, a shiba inu owned by atsuko sato in japan, not a corgi., wikipedia, 'doge (meme)': the meme is based on a 2010 photograph of kabosu, a female shiba inu owned by atsuko sato in sakura, japan. shiba inu is a distinct breed from the corgi (e.g., pembroke/cardigan welsh corgi)., wikipedia, doge (meme), https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/doge_(meme): "it consists of a picture of a shiba inu dog ... the meme originally and most frequently uses an image of a shiba inu named kabosu.", wikipedia, kabosu (dog): "kabosu was a shiba inu from japan. adopted in 2008 by kindergarten teacher atsuko sato, she is prominently featured in the original doge meme and the dogecoin cryptocurrency." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/kabosu_(dog), www.dictionary.com, www.washingtonpost.com
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#1113falseWikipedia, 'Doge (meme)': identifies the dog as Kabosu, a Shiba Inu136 more
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