Charmingly Beautiful Disney Dog Names

Looking for a cool name for your pup? No worries, you don’t have to go any further for ideas than the magical kingdom of Walt Disney. Your favorite cartoon characters can inspire a beautiful name for your newest family member, perfectly reflecting their furry personality.

Disney princesses dog names

In case you got yourself a girlie girl with a princess vibe, some of the good options are Ariel, Aurora, Belle, Cinderella (make sure she never drops a shoe), Duchess, Elsa, Jasmine, Lilo, Marie, and Moana.

Then there are Mulan (for a little warrior pup), Pocahontas, Rapunzel (in case your pup has long fur), Snow White, Tiana, Tinker Bell, and Wendy. Now everyone at the doggy park will know you have one sweet little lady out there who knows how to keep it chic even when fetching that ball for you.

In case you got yourself a girlie girl with a princess vibe, some of the good options are Ariel, Aurora, Belle, Cinderella.

Disney princes dog names

Is your fluffy companion a cute little guy with a big heart and a feisty spirit who’d do anything to rescue his princess, or, in dog world, get his favorite treat?

There are more original Disney pet names options to choose from than Prince Charming. You can go with Aladdin, Arthur, Berlioz, Buzz, Eric, Flynn, Hercules, Kristoff, Li Shang, Maui, Mogli, Mushu, Naveen, Nemo, Peter Pan, Robin Hood, Simba, Stitch, Tarzan, Tramp, or Woody.

By the way, names like Simba, Woody, or Nemo, are all great because they end with a vowel and change tone when you call for your pup. Dogs distinguish frequency rates at a much higher level than humans do, so it’ll be easier to get their attention.

Disney sidekicks dog names

Now, all those superheroes wouldn’t go far without the help of their loyal sidekicks. If that’s the quality you’re looking for in your fluffy companion, then you might like naming them Flynn (from Tangled), Olaf (from Frozen), Baloo (from The Jungle Book), Sebastian or Flounder (from The Little Mermaid).

The second name group would be Happy or Doc (both from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs), Lumière (that Beauty and the Beast guy), Geppetto (Pinocchio’s friend), Darling (from Lady and the Tramp), Eve (Wall-E’s girlfriend), Esmeralda (the love of The Hunchback of Notre Dame), Ramone (from Cars).

Finally, we have Gusteau or Colette (Ratatouille), Spot (from The Good Dinosaur), Mushu (Mulan’s personal dragon), and Timon or Pumbaa (The Lion King’s Hakuna Matata crew). Whichever sidekick name you choose, it will reflect the fact that you and Fido go together everywhere.

If loyalty is the quality you’re looking for in your fluffy companion, then you might like naming them after sidekicks.

Disney villains dog name ideas

Some pups just look like they’re up to some mischief, don’t they? For all those little rascals out there, a Disney villain name sounds like the perfect way to go. Beast, Captain Hook, Cruella De Vil, Gaston, Hercules, Jafar, Kaa, Maleficent, Mother Gothel, Mufasa, Scar, or Shere Khan; these are some of the Disney-inspired names for your little rebel. Yes, we do know he has the kindest heart but he’ll for sure protect you from all evil, even if it’s the mailman.

For all those little rascals out there, a Disney villain name sounds like the perfect way to go.

The obvious choice: Disney dog character names

In case you aren’t sure about the pup’s personality just yet, you might consider going the easiest way and picking one of those Disney dog character names. Goofy and Pluto would be the unmistakable classics here.

For more original options, take a look at Bolt, Bruno, Chief, Copper, Freckles, Lady, Lafayette, Lucky, Max, Nana, Napoleon, Patch, Penny, Percy, Perdita, Pongo, Rolly, Stella, Toby, or Tramp.

If you go with Napoleon, though, don’t expect him to fetch at your first call. He might be a bit too ambitious for that, you know.

Naming your dog after your favorite Disney character

Do you have your own Disney favorite? Naming your pup after the character you love is guaranteed to put a smile on your face every time you call their name. Come here, little Mickey! Or, how about his playful girlfriend Minnie?

Yes, it’s perfectly normal to name your dog after a mouse, as long as it barks back. Daisy, Huey, Dewey, and Louie from DuckTales; Winnie, Piglet, Tigger, Roo from Winnie the Pooh; or maybe Clarabelle Cow?

Any of these will send some nostalgia down your spine. Don’t be surprised if your pet also inherits some of the traits typical of your fav character. Yep, a pit bull with a Piglet mentality sounds fun, doesn’t it?

In case you aren’t sure about the pup’s personality just yet, you might consider going the easiest way and picking one of those Disney dog character names.

Disney magicians dog names

How about adding some magic into your life? Here comes a pinch of pixie dust and a bunch of fluffy companion names inspired by the famous Disney magic makers. You can go with Maui (Moana), Merlin (The Sword in the Stone), Flora or Fauna (Sleeping Beauty), and probably Winifred (Hocus Pocus).

We’ve all heard of Tinker Bell (Peter Pan), Genie (Aladdin), and Rafiki (The Lion King). Whichever name you choose, it will be magical. And who knows, maybe your pet will develop some superpowers instead of a nasty character.

A truly unique Disney name for your dog

Here’s one for those who really want to stand out and aren’t afraid of a real tongue twister of a name: Princess Rosalinda Maria Montoya Fiore, the girl from the Princess Protection Program movie.

It opens our category of dog names inspired by Disney original movies. Kim Possible, Ron Stoppable, Poppy Blu, Avalon, Cheetah Girl, Cheechee perhaps?

Or maybe you’d like to consider Rascal, Big Poppa, Mitchie, Harper Finkle, Francobollo Garibaldi, Izzy Daniels, Teddy Duncan, Wendy Wu, Roscoe Dellums, or Ms. Darbus?

For those who really want to stand out and aren’t afraid of a real tongue twister of a name!

A truly unique Disney name for your dog

Here’s one for those who really want to stand out and aren’t afraid of a real tongue twister of a name: Princess Rosalinda Maria Montoya Fiore, the girl from the Princess Protection Program movie.

It opens our category of dog names inspired by Disney original movies. Kim Possible, Ron Stoppable, Poppy Blu, Avalon, Cheetah Girl, Cheechee perhaps?

Or maybe you’d like to consider Rascal, Big Poppa, Mitchie, Harper Finkle, Francobollo Garibaldi, Izzy Daniels, Teddy Duncan, Wendy Wu, Roscoe Dellums, or Ms. Darbus?

Disney dog names for boys and girls alike

Finally, it’s worth considering which Disney names are suitable for males and which for females. If you have a little sire, then Duke, Dug, Chip (if you get twins, name the other one Dale), Hiro, Scamp, Dodger, or Butch. For ladies, suitable names are Fifi, Dinah, Annette, Collette, Missy, Rose, or Rita.

Picking a Disney dog name means you’ll never grow tired of pronouncing the same name over and over again. Whichever name you decide on in the end, remember to always treat your pet with the kindness and love Disney brings into your life.