You will find limitless ideas for dog-naming right on your bookshelf, whether you like literary classics or ultra-new, sci-fi reads.
Not only are some of the most beloved books in the world jam-packed with cute names for dogs, but a literary name can also make your dog look like a complete intellectual.
Just don’t be surprised if you catch up on quantum physics with him or her reading.
The best part of having your dog named after a literary figure?
With so many choices, no matter her breed, size, or attitude, you’re sure to find the ideal moniker.
Here are some of the most common dog names in the United States that also occur in literature, according to a survey by BARK, BarkBox, and Super Chewer.
Good searching!
Best Literary Dog Names
- Hamlet
- Jip
- Faulkner
- Fern
- Pippi
- Ghost
- Laska
- Pip
- Sansa
- Alice
- Holden
- Ginny
- Maya
- Vonnegut
- Cujo
- Romeo
- Fang
- Fluffy
- Kerouac or Jack
- Dodger
- Bullseye
- Marlowe
- Clifford
- Lassie
- Einstein
- Beatrice
- Tock
- Snowball
- Puck
- Bond
- Yeller
- London
- Juliet
- Daisy
- Snowy
- Ophelia
- Leo
- Ribsy
- King
- Hansel
- Agatha
- Leopold
- Arya
- Fitz
- Blue
- Twain
- Gandalf
- Buck
- Hemingway
- Shiloh
- Gretel
- Heidi
- Orwell
- Sherlock
- Joyce
- Shakespeare
- Oto
- Quixote
- Wallace
- Austen
- Marley
Interesting Literary Dog Names
- Hunter
- Gulliver
- Pilot
- Scarlett
- Rhett
- Milo
- Watson
- Argos
- Dickens
- Scout
- Moby
- Violet
- Sirius
- Luna
- Atticus
- Tolkien
- Ripley
- Falstaff
- Charkie
- Oscar
- Nana
- Raven
- Toto
- Toby
- Gatsby
- Matilda
- Max
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