Celebrity dogs owned by musician Bad Bunny, actress Millie Bobby Brown and filmmaker Lena Dunham have taken center stage in dedicated cover shoots for the 2026 edition of Dogue, the specialized pet spin-off from Vogue magazine.
The third installment of Dogue launched this week with a series of summertime shoots showcasing four-legged companions posing alongside their famous owners in styled settings.
Musician Bad Bunny, whose real name is Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, appeared in a scene reminiscent of the 1955 animated Disney film Lady and the Tramp alongside his four-year-old beagle, Sansa. The Puerto Rican artist sat at a dinner table with his pet pooch as she stole the show by tucking into a plate of spaghetti, with Bad Bunny feeding her noodles directly from his fork.
Bad Bunny adopted Sansa when she was just three months old and chose her name after noticing similarities to the character Sansa Stark, played by actress Sophie Turner in the HBO fantasy drama series Game of Thrones. "The name just felt right from the beginning," Bad Bunny told Vogue. Describing his approach to pet ownership, the singer added, "I'm a strict dad. But loving and always willing to watch television with her."
While Bad Bunny travels the world for concert tours and public appearances, Sansa maintains a stable routine at home in Puerto Rico. The Dogue cover shoot is not her first experience in front of the camera, as the beagle previously starred in Bad Bunny's music video for his track Ojitos Lindos in 2023. When asked by the magazine who should voice Sansa if a movie were made about her, the artist selected American actress Cameron Diaz.
Millie Bobby Brown's Poodle Winnie Joins the Shoot
Stranger Things star Millie Bobby Brown also took part in the publication, featuring her six-year-old miniature poodle, Winnie. The 22-year-old British actress, best known for playing Eleven in the Netflix science fiction series, posed alongside her pet in a pristine white penthouse set, where they played ball and posed for photos. Winnie, whose full name is Winnie the...Poohdle, was photographed sitting up tall on a table in front of a red apple while Brown kept a close eye on her.
Winnie took a break from her usual routine on Brown's farm in Georgia, where the dog regularly rolls around in mud with the family's pigs. Winnie is a seasoned presence in the entertainment industry, having been adopted as a puppy in March 2020 just before initial COVID-19 pandemic lockdowns began. Since joining the family, the poodle has accompanied Brown on set during production for the Netflix films Damsel and Enola Holmes, as well as multiple seasons of Stranger Things.
In addition to film set visits, Winnie has appeared in numerous press promotional videos and made a television appearance on the NBC late-night talk show The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. Brown, who owns ten dogs in total, explained that Winnie plays an essential role in managing her mental health by performing deep-pressure therapy. The trained poodle places her paws on the actress' chest whenever Brown experiences a panic attack. "She's a little genius. I got her to help me with my anxiety and she's completely changed my life," Brown said.
Winnie lives on the Georgia property alongside Brown, her husband Jake Bongiovi, and their daughter.
Lena Dunham's Dogs and Dogue's Cover History
Director and actress Lena Dunham, creator of the HBO comedy-drama series Girls, also featured her dogs in the new issue. Dunham's shoot included her Mexican hairless dog Ingrid, whom she refers to as her "first-born," alongside her Chinese Crested dog Cornichon, with the pair photographed relaxing together on a bed.
The concept for Vogue's Dogue spin-off originated after an editor spotted a Labrador puppy featured on the cover of the main magazine in February 1997. Over the publication's history, several iconic dogs have appeared on Vogue covers, including a Great Dane owned by fashion designer Coco Chanel and Yorkshire terriers photographed with fashion photographer Arthur Elgort. Previous installments of Dogue have featured high-profile celebrity pets, including actress Sydney Sweeney's dog Tank, Demi Moore's chihuahua Pilaf, and Glen Powell's dog Brisket.
Vogue has teased that additional celebrity dogs featured in the 2026 Dogue issue will be revealed in the coming days.
