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What's the name of this dog? Ask for a dog's expression pack

Doge, common pronunciation /do? /(Sounds like "teasing paper") or /do? G/ (sounds like "teasing"), also known as "annoying dog", "knife elder brother" and "Kabosu sauce", is based on a Japanese female Shiba Inu named Kabosu. This picture of Shiba Inu, which was originally just cute, has been changed into various words, with strange grammatical phrases such as "Wow" and "Such XX". Its nonsense style has swept the global network circle, and it has been dubbed the proper noun "dog" (slang for the English word "Dog"), which has been rated as an annual cultural phenomenon by NBC and other TV stations, and even a virtual currency (Dogecoin) marked by its expression has appeared. In China, because its spoof image is rampant on the Internet, netizens will have illusions when they see other people and things, so they are also called "spiritual pollution".

Popular experience: DOGE, a lovely Shiba Inu named Kabosu(かぼす, a kind of fruit similar to Japanese grapefruit, with sour juice but unique fragrance, is often used as seasoning for grilled fish or sashimi), abandoned by its owner and almost euthanized. In June 2008, it was given to its current owner-besides it, there were two other cats named Ginkgo biloba and Rhododendron, which were later adopted by their owners. The owner also specially opened a blog for them, "Walking with Kabosu Sauce" (かぼすちゃんとぉさんぽ).20 10 February. In one of the photos, Shiba Inu leans on the sofa with his front paws closed and his eyebrows tilted to one side. The vivid expression makes people laugh and becomes the prototype of Doge's popularity in the future. Photos quickly became popular in online circles such as Reddit (the largest online community in the United States) and Tumblr (light blog). Finally, it appeared in the blog "ShibaConfessions". "Inuya Shiba Inuya joke" (commonly known as DogeMeme) began to spread on a large scale through social networking tools such as Facebook and Tumblr, and the search rate of major search engines in Europe and America increased explosively, and it also spread explosively in Weibo, China.