Talking dog parenting with Chris Evans
CNN
Actor Chris Evans talks about his internet-famous dog Dodger and his partnership with dog food company Jinx, a move that's very on-brand for one of Hollywood's most prolific dog dads.
His owner is also actor Chris Evans, which makes the pair's selfies ten times more "like"-able on Instagram.
Named after a character from the movie "Oliver & Company," Dodger is a boxer-mix that the Marvel star adopted in 2015. One half of a "pair of dysfunctional codependents," Dodger has at least as many admirers as his famous owner, who this week announced a partnership with dog food company Jinx in a move that's as on-brand for Evans, one of Hollywood's most prolific dog dads, as one could get.
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