The 2026 issue of Dogue magazine has arrived, showcasing beloved celebrity dogs in their best light. This year's edition features Bad Bunny's beagle, Sansa, and Millie Bobby Brown's miniature poodle, Winnie, each gracing their own cover shoots. These charming pictorials were designed to celebrate the spirit of summer.
For its third installment, Dogue highlighted Sansa, Bad Bunny's four-year-old beagle, in a captivating spread where she was seen enjoying a plate of spaghetti alongside the rapper. The images evoked a scene reminiscent of 'Lady and the Tramp,' with Bad Bunny playfully feeding Sansa from his fork. The artist shared that he adopted Sansa at three months old, noting her resemblance to Sophie Turner's character Sansa Stark from 'Game of Thrones,' which inspired her name. Bad Bunny, whose real name is Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, described himself as a loving yet strict father to Sansa, who leads a stable life in Puerto Rico while he travels globally. Sansa is no stranger to the camera, having previously appeared in Bad Bunny's 2023 music video for 'Ojitos Lindos.' When asked about a potential voice for Sansa in a film, he suggested Cameron Diaz. Meanwhile, Millie Bobby Brown's miniature poodle, Winnie, temporarily departed her Georgia farm, where she enjoys playful romps in the mud with pigs, to pose for the magazine. Winnie, affectionately known as Winnie the Poohdle, was photographed elegantly seated on a table beside a red apple, under Millie's watchful eye. The 22-year-old actress and her six-year-old companion radiated joy during their photoshoot, which included playing with a ball in a sophisticated white penthouse. Winnie has a notable showbiz career, having been adopted just before the 2020 lockdown, and has since joined Millie on the sets of 'Damsel,' 'Enola Holmes,' and multiple seasons of 'Stranger Things.' She has also been featured in various press videos and made an appearance on 'The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.' Millie, who owns ten dogs, also revealed that Winnie provides emotional support, having learned deep-pressure therapy to comfort her during panic attacks. "She's a little genius. I got her to help me with my anxiety and she's completely changed my life," Millie shared. Winnie resides in Georgia with Millie, her husband Jake Bongiovi, and their daughter. Lena Dunham's Mexican hairless dog, Ingrid, her "first-born," and Chinese Crested Cornichon also made an appearance, relaxing on a bed for their segment.
The inspiration for this special Dogue issue stemmed from an editor's observation of a Labrador puppy on a 1997 Vogue cover. The magazine hints at more celebrity dog features to be unveiled soon. Over the years, Vogue has showcased several famous canines, including Coco Chanel's Great Dane and Yorkshire terriers alongside Arthur Elgort. Previous Dogue editions have featured Sydney Sweeney's dog Tank, Demi Moore's chihuahua Pilaf, and Glen Powell's cherished dog Brisket, all gracing its covers. These heartwarming portrayals highlight the deep bond between celebrities and their furry companions, bringing a touch of joy and relatability to the world of high fashion.
The integration of pets into celebrity culture underscores a growing appreciation for animal companionship and the positive impact pets have on our lives. This trend offers a refreshing perspective, celebrating the unconditional love and joy that animals bring, and reminding us to cherish these precious relationships.
