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- movie dog names
- Names of dogs from soap operas and series
- Disney Movie Dog Names
- famous dog names
- cartoon dog names
It's no secret that dogs are companion animals and get along very well with humans. The fictional world helped to spread this title of man's best friend around and, today, those who love these animals and want to have them at home are many.
Films, series, novels, cartoons, books or comics helped to spread the idea that dogs are extremely sensitive animals, playful and full of love to give.When choosing the name of our pet, taking a look at these amazing characters that made their mark is a good idea, as well as being a beautiful tribute.
If you're looking for ideas to baptize your new companion, PeritoAnimal has selected a few movie dog names who became famous in film and television. We go through the main characters of children's comedies to those who starred in exciting stories on the small screens.
movie dog names
Marley (Marley & me): Described as “the worst dog in the world” by trainers, Marley is an energetic and very loving Labrador who will support his owners through a very difficult time and prepare them to care for future children.
Scooby (Scooby-Doo): despite being a Great Dane, Scooby-Doo has some black spots on its coat that make it a unique dog. This puppy and his human friends are always getting into trouble to solve several mysteries.
Beethoven (Beethoven): this Saint Bernard and his adventures became so famous in the cinematographic world that, to this day, the breed is recognized by the name of Beethoven around.
Jerry Lee (K-9: A good cop for a dog): a handsome, brown-skinned, black-spotted German Shepherd who works for the police and becomes Deputy Dooley's partner, giving him a certain amount of work until they become friends.
Hachiko (Always by your side): who has never been moved by this beautiful Akita who meets a university professor at a train station and with whom he forms a beautiful relationship of friendship and loyalty, waiting for him every day in the same place? Read our article on the story of Hachiko, the faithful dog.
Toto (The Wizard of Oz): Played by a handsome dark-haired Cairn Terrier, Toto and his owner Dorothy are taken by a cyclone to Oz. Together, they will experience various magical adventures as they find their way back to Kansas.
Fluke (Memories from another life): a brownish-haired Golden Retriver who has flashes of his former life, ends up being adopted by his wife and children from when he was still human and will do his best to protect them from his killer.
Names of dogs from soap operas and series
Comet (Three is Too Much): the Tanner family's handsome Golden Retriver often steals the show with his charisma. The cutest scenes in the series bring the dog accompanied by little Michelle.
Vincent (Lost): a Labrador with yellowish fur, arrives on the island with his tutor, Walt, when the plane crashes and, after that, he becomes a great companion for everyone, making his presence in the series.
Shelby (Smallville): this Golden appears in the fourth season of the series, after being run over by Lois Lane. Like Clark, he had powers and, after being exposed to Kryptonite, acquired an unusual intelligence, becoming the ideal companion of the Kent family.
Paul Anka (Gilmore Girls): a little Polish Plains Shepherd appears in Lorelai's life when she and her daughter, Rory, are fighting. Lorelai will make an excellent mother to the dog and break the taboo that she doesn't know how to handle animals.
Bear (Person of Interest): Bear is a Belgian Shepherd Malinois who has gained ground in the series over time, becoming a key player in solving crimes and protecting his team members.
Rabito (Carousel): in the first Brazilian version of the telenovela, back in the 90s, Rabito was played by a German Shepherd. His interaction with the children, the comic and cute jokes didn't change at all, but in the second version of the serial, the character was an intelligent Border Collie.
Lassie (Lassie): this Rough Collie became famous due to a television series produced between 1954 and 1974, inspired by a book that tells the adventures of this little dog after her owner sells her in order to pay the house bills. Lassie also won film, cartoon and anime.
Disney Movie Dog Names
Bolt (Bolt: The Superdog): the little American White Shepherd stars in a television show in which his character has superpowers. However, when he has to deal with the real world, he discovers that he is a normal dog and needs to get used to this reality.
Pongo/Gift (101 Dalmatians): the couple Pongo and Prenda have beautiful Dalmatian puppies and need to protect them from the villain Cruella De Vil, who wants to steal them to make coats.
Banze/Lady (The Lady and the Tramp): a beautiful Cavalier King Charles Spaniel who has a privileged life sees her path cross with that of Banzé, a stray dog she will fall in love with.
Shoe Shine (The Mutt): Shoe Shine is a Beagle who gains superpowers after an accident in a laboratory and thus assumes the secret identity of Mutt, a very cute hero with a costume and cape.
Chloe (Lost to Dog): a little Beverly Hills Chihuahua is kidnapped while traveling with her family in Mexico City and needs to find her way back home.
If you are looking for a name for your dog, please also read our Disney Names for Dogs article.
famous dog names
Milo (The Mask): little Jack Russell will accompany his owner, Stanley, in the mess and adventures that the mask of the god Loki brings him, stealing the scene for his cuteness.
Frank (MIB: Men in Black): the Pug dressed in a suit and dark glasses is an agent who helps protect the Earth from aliens and steals the show with his sarcastic humor.
Einstein (Back to the Future): Doctor Brown's dog named after scientist Albert Einstein
Sam (I am the Legend): little dog Sam is Robert Neville's only companion in a post-apocalyptic world in which humans have turned into a kind of zombie.
Hooch (An Almost Perfect Duo): Detective Scott receives as a work partner a puppy who goes by the name of Hooch. This unusual partner will do the trick and turn the detective's head upside down.
Verdell (Better is Impossible): a small Belgian Griffin is taken care of by the grumpy neighbor Melvin and will help him become a better person.
Spot (Spot: A Hardcore Dog): a postman who handles dogs very well ends up running into Spot, a narcotics-tracking dog who has escaped from the FBI's witness program. Together, they will go through great adventures.
cartoon dog names
Pluto (Mickey Mouse): a clumsy Bloodhound who attracts trouble, but who, in the end, always helps his tutor solve problems.
Snoopy: a little Beagle who likes to sleep on the roof of his house and who, over time, lives a variety of different personalities in his fantasy world.
Ribs (Doug): Doug's little blue dog who sometimes acts like a human being and has some quirks, like living in an igloo and playing chess.
Bidu (Mônica's Gang): Inspired by a Scottish Terrier, Bidu is also blue in color. Appears as Franjinha's pet dog.
Slink (Toy Story): toy dog, inspired by the Dachshund breed, has a body made of springs and short paws. He's quite curmudgeonly, but also friendly and smart.
Courage (Courage, the Cowardly Dog): Courage lives with an elderly couple and, despite its name, is a very fearful dog who tries to escape from mysterious situations as much as possible.
Mutley (Crazy Race): a stray who follows the race villain known as Dick Vigarista. It is known for its iconic and choppy laugh.
