The Dogue Days of Summer Are Upon Us

Plus, more from Dogue. View in Browser       Update Preferences Dogue continues! Today, we’re meeting even more of the stylish pups at the center of the celebrity Dogue-iverse, including New York Knicks player Mikal Bridges’s yellow Lab Sonny, star of the ticker-tape victory parade; Serena Williams’s pup, Christopher “Chip” Rafael Nadal; Tory Burch’s favorite models, Chicken and Slim; and Charles Melton’s everywhere-with-him husky, Neya. Consider this your latest dose of Dogue—and there’s still plenty more where that came from. CHLOE MALLE HEAD OF EDITORIAL CONTENT, VOGUE US   CHLOE MALLE HEAD OF EDITORIAL CONTENT, VOGUE US   Charles Melton Takes His Husky, Neya, Everywhere—From Hikes to Hollywood Sets BY CHRISTIAN ALLAIRE What does heartthrob Charles Melton love most about his adopted Siberian Husky? “She’s so expressive and soulful,” he says. “She’s my best friend.” SEE MORE Why this ad? Top stories on Vogue today Serena Williams Already Had Two Dogs—But Then She Picked Up Christopher ‘Chip’ Rafael Nadal BY COREY SEYMOUR “He was my first son,” Serena Williams tells Vogue of her Yorkie, Chip. SEE MORE Sonny Bridges is the Son of a Champion BY ANNA GRACE LEE “He’s a good kid,” Mikal Bridges tells Vogue of his dog Sonny, who has been by his side from his college basketball days to the Knicks’ historic championship win. SEE MORE Nepo Doggies Chicken and Slim Are Tory Burch’s Favorite Models BY ALEXANDRA HILDRETH Few fur families are as picturesque as Tory Burch and her two golden-hued miniature poodles, especially when spotted frolicking across the pristinely manicured lawn of her sprawling Hamptons pile. SEE MORE In case you missed it Looking for Simon In the Night Sky When writer Isabel Klee’s dog, Simon—known on social media as Simon Sits—died in late July, she shared her grief with their millions of followers. Here, Klee recounts saying goodbye to Simon and how his legacy will live on. On Beauty, Bias, and Belonging at the World’s Ugliest Dog Contest One magical, mange-dodging day with the contestants at the Sonoma County Fair’s 50th Annual World’s Ugliest Dog Competition I Love My Dog—Does That Mean I Should Clone Him? The Austin, Texas-based pet-cloning company ViaGen currently charges $50,000 for an exact genetic replica of your dog or cat. But is it all worth it? Margaux Anbouba asks. Why this ad? MORE FROM VOGUE This e-mail was sent to you by Vogue.com. To ensure delivery to your inbox (not bulk or junk folders), please add our e-mail address, vogue@mail.vogue.com, to your address book.   View our Privacy Policy Unsubscribe or manage your newsletter subscriptions   Copyright © Condé Nast 2026. One World Trade Center, New York, NY 10007. All rights reserved.