It’s been almost two months since the release of “Stranger Things” on Netflix and we’re still going through some serious Eleven withdrawals. But fear not, Doug the Pug is here to fill the Eggo-shaped hole in our hearts.
The Internet’s collective obsession, Doug, is based in Nashville, Tenn. which is a far cry from the show’s Indiana setting, but that doesn’t stop the adorable pup from doing his darnedest.
Doug is already known for dressing up as celebrities and posing for various photoshoots, but “Stranger Pugs” is obviously his best to boot. From Barb, to Joyce, to our girl Eleven herself—Doug does it all.
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