Dogue is back. This time starring the furry nepo babies of some of entertainment’s biggest stars.
There’s Bad Bunny’s four-year-old beagle Sansa Martínez Berlingeri , whom the singer said earned her Game of Thrones –inspired name by having the “same strength and presence,” as Sophie Turner’s character, Sansa Stark. “She definitely has her own personality and isn’t afraid to let you know what she wants,” said Bad Bunny (real name Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio).
“She’d probably say I’m a strict dad,” he added. “ Pero amoroso que siempre está dispuesto para ver televisión junto con ella. [But loving and always willing to watch television with her.”]”
Then there are Lena Dunham’s (mostly) hairless dogs Cornichon (Corni for short) and Ingrid .
“She was the firstborn,” Dunham told Dogue of Ingrid. “I was single. I was living in New York. I was by my lonesome. It was post-breakup. I need a little buddy and a companion.
“The first night, I tried to put her in a crate, because I know that’s the correct dog-owner thing to do [and] she cried, so I took her out, and she fell asleep on my chest and she slept for 14 hours. And she’s slept for 14 hours in that position every night ever since.”
Millie Bobby Brown makes a brief appearance on her miniature poodle Winnie’s Dogue cover .
“She’s a little genius,” says Brown of Winnie. “I got her to help me with my anxiety and she’s completely changed my life.”
There is one non-famous person’s dog in the mix: Sir Spud , winner of Vogues second annual Dogue Cover Copetition, who apparently beat out thousands of other tial-wagging hopefuls for the honor. According to his human, Amina, Sir Spud is “the most loyal, affectionate dog, always wanting to be right by our side or on our lap.” He’s also a master pickpocket who “uses his snout to sniff out treats from work bags and school backpacks. In addition, he uses his charm to sucker any victim into giving him a treat. Also, Sir Spud is known for his ability to jump twice his height, much to the dismay of any food on the counter.”
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