The Best Celebrity Dog Names Hollywood Has to Offer

Whitney Perry

October 11, 2020 at 12:31 PM·4 min read

Celebrity dogs and celebrity dog names are one of the most relatable things about Hollywood's A-listers. Just like so many of us, they love their furry friends and treat them as full-fledged members of the family.

From Kylie Jenner's Norman and Meghan Markle's Guy to Miley Cyrus's many unique pup monikers and Channing Tatum's newest addition, Rook, here are some of our favorite celebrity dog names—oh, and their famous owners too.

Chris Evans

Of course, Captain America has an adorable dog—a rescue named Dodger. Does this mean he's actually America's dog? We say yes.

Miley Cyrus

The singer is a true animal lover and has had many pet dogs over the years. Naturally, they have some amazing names like Happy, Milky, Mary Jane, Emu, Bean, Floyd, Lila, Penny Lane, Moonie, and Ziggy.

Chrissy Teigen and John Legend

Teigen and Legend got a puppy for themselves, Luna, and Miles back in January. His name is Petey and he is very, very adorable.

Ariana Grande

Grande's many, many dogs often make guest appearances on her social media feeds and fans can't get enough of Coco, Toulouse, Cinnamon, Strauss, Lafayette, Pignoli, Myron, Snape, and Lily.

Paris Hilton

Honestly, if you conjure up an image of Paris Hilton in your mind, she's probably got a tiny dog in tow—perhaps in her designer handbag. Her newest dog, Silvington, is incredibly adorable. Those eyes! But we can't forget Princess Paris Jr., Diamond Baby, and her dearly departed Tinker Bell.

Barack and Michelle Obama

Who doesn't love the former first family's two lovable pets: Sunny and Bo Obama?

Amanda Seyfried

The actor's beloved Finn is the star of not only Seyfried's Instagram but his very own as well, @finnsite.

Hugh Jackman

Jackman has two doggy friends: Dali, a poodle mix, and Allegra, a French bulldog.

Justin and Hailey Bieber

The Biebers added a new member to their family back in 2018. His name is Oscar and we assume he is indeed a very good boy.

Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas

The Chopra-Jonas household is extremely dog-friendly. Chopra already had her pup, Diana, when the couple got together. Since then, they've added Gino (a surprise anniversary present for Jonas) and Panda to the family.

Naturally, each of their three dogs has its very own Instagram feed.

Kylie Jenner

Norman and Bambi Jenner might not be as famous as their mom, but it's close.

Channing Tatum

The actor just got his “newest member of the Tatum tribe” in October 2020, after his sweet pup Lulu passed away back in 2018.

Justin Theroux

Theroux posts about his dog, Kuma, and their many adventures together in New York City and beyond. It's quite adorable.

Ana de Armas

Like so many of us, de Armas got herself a quarantine puppy whom she named Salsa.

Jennifer Aniston

Aniston's dog Sophie is an active citizen, getting out the vote with her Friends star mom.

The actor also revealed that she got a new puppy, named Lord Chesterfield, on October 11, 2020.

Halle Berry

You can find Berry's pups Jax, Ro, and Bumper all over her Instagram feed—and for good reason.

Lili Reinhart

The Riverdale star rescued Milo during quarantine, and he's clearly got just as much star power as his mom.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry

The Sussexes currently have two dogs—Markle's beagle, Guy, whom she owned before meeting Harry and a black Lab reportedly named Pula. They even made a guest appearance during the duchess's recent sit-down with Gloria Steinem.

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James Middleton

Duchess Kate's brother has an Instagram account that is basically fully dedicated to his dogs who, People reports, are named Ella, Inca, Luna, Zulu and Mabel. He credits them with helping his mental health. “Ella, particularly, has been my constant companion for 10 years and she’s been with me to all my therapy sessions," he said. "In her own particular way, she has kept me going.”

Oprah Winfrey

As oprahmag.com reports, the famous talk show host has three beloved pets: Sunny, Lauren, and Sadie.

Kim Kardashian West

The eldest Kardashian West child, North, appears to have pet-naming duties at her house. Meet Sushi and Sake!

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