House Resolution 112, sponsored by Behn, honors Doug the Pug, a beloved Nashville resident and global internet sensation. Recognized for his significant contributions to society, Doug has amassed over eighteen million social media followers, showcasing his charming costumes and heartwarming messages. He is celebrated not only for his digital fame but also for his philanthropic efforts through the Doug the Pug Foundation, which provides joy and comfort to children facing serious health challenges through therapy dog visits. In recognition of his impact, Nashville's Mayor David Briley declared May 20, 2019, as "Doug the Pug Day," coinciding with National Rescue Dog Day.

The resolution expresses gratitude for Doug's role in enriching the lives of many in Tennessee and beyond, highlighting his message of compassion and resilience. It acknowledges his accolades, including being named Forbes' "Second Most Influential Pet" and receiving two People's Choice Awards for Animal Star. The resolution concludes by formally recognizing Doug the Pug and his family for their extraordinary contributions to cultural and civic life in Tennessee.