200 Magical Disney Dog Names

Disney fans share a special connection with the magical world of characters, movies, and songs that have captured hearts for generations.

From humming iconic tunes to watching beloved classics repeatedly, true fans immerse themselves in Disney’s enchanting universe.

For Disney enthusiasts bringing a new furry friend into their homes, choosing a name inspired by favorite characters makes perfect sense.

Whether drawn from heroic princes, brave princesses, or even memorable villains, Disney-inspired dog names offer a touch of magic and whimsy that celebrates both your new pet and your passion for these timeless stories.

Top 50 Disney Dog Names

Disney movies offer a wealth of inspiration for dog names. Here are the top 50 names inspired by Disney characters:

Classic Names	Modern Choices	Unique Options
Nala	Bruno	Figaro
Simba	Izzy	Toulouse
Pongo	Abby	Camilo
Perdita	Joy	Jin
Baloo	Mirabel	Julieta

Other popular choices include Doug, Felix, Buzz, and Jesse.

For something less common, consider Remy, Bingbong, or Zurg.

Names like Marie, Mei, and Rox work well for female dogs, while Antonio and Mariano suit male dogs.

Tigrou, Luisa, and Berlioz are perfect for dogs with strong personalities.

Royal Names for Your Female Dog

Your female dog can be treated like royalty with a princess-inspired name. These elegant options add a touch of magic to your pup’s identity.

Disney-Inspired Princess Names:

• Ariel, Belle, Aurora
• Jasmine, Tiana, Rapunzel
• Elsa, Anna, Snow White
• Moana, Mulan, Cinderella

Other Regal Options:

• Merida, Raya, Giselle
• Esmeralda, Kida, Vanellope
• Megara, Sarabi, Alice
• Wendy, Tinkerbell, Sofia

Princes

If your male dog has a charming and regal personality, consider naming him after a prince. These royal names can highlight his noble character:

Classic Prince Names:

• Charming
• Eric
• Phillip
• Prince
• Adam

Adventurous Prince Names:

• Flynn
• Robin
• Peter
• Tarzan
• Maui

Strong Prince Names:

• Li Shang
• Hercules
• Kovu
• Phoebus
• Kristoff

These names work well for dogs with confident personalities or those who carry themselves with grace and dignity.

Heroes

Disney heroes make great dog names. These names honor the brave, good-hearted characters from beloved movies.

Consider these heroic options:

• Woody – the loyal cowboy
• Stitch – the mischievous alien
• Genie – the magical friend
• Elastigirl – the flexible superhero
• Frozone – the ice-powered hero
• Bagheera – the wise panther
• Tramp – the street-smart dog
• Maximus – the determined horse
• Lightning – the speedy race car

These names capture your dog’s heroic spirit in your daily life.

Villains

Disney movies feature memorable bad guys with striking names. These villains bring an edge to stories with their distinctive titles:

• Maleficent: The dark fairy from Sleeping Beauty
• Scar: Lion King’s jealous royal
• Ursula: The sea witch from The Little Mermaid
• Jafar: Aladdin’s power-hungry vizier
• Hades: God of the underworld with flaming hair

Other notable names include Cruella, Gaston, Hook, Dr. Facilier, and Queen Grimhilde. The villains list also features Frollo, Shere Khan, Yzma, Lady Tremaine, and Mother Gothel.

Sidekicks

Disney animated films feature memorable animal and object companions who help the main characters. These loyal friends provide comic relief and emotional support throughout their adventures.

Popular sidekicks include:

• Olaf – the cheerful snowman
• Abu – Aladdin’s mischievous monkey
• Pascal – Rapunzel’s color-changing chameleon
• Timon and Pumbaa – Lion King’s hilarious duo
• Sebastian – the musical crab
• Lumière and Cogsworth – enchanted household items

Even lesser-known characters like Archimedes the owl and Meeko the raccoon have become fan favorites.

Famous Disney Dogs

Disney has created many memorable dog characters over the years. These animated canines have become beloved icons in film and television.

Some of the most recognizable Disney dogs include Pluto (Mickey’s pet), Goofy (Mickey’s friend), and Lady from “Lady and the Tramp.”

The “101 Dalmatians” franchise introduced several popular dogs like Patch, Lucky, and Rolly. Other notable Disney dogs include:

• Dug – the talking dog from “Up”
• Max – Goofy’s son
• Scamp – Lady and Tramp’s son
• Georgette – the poodle from “Oliver & Company”
• Thunderbolt – TV star dog in “101 Dalmatians”

Did You Know?

Disney has a long history with animated dogs. Pluto joined the Disney family in 1931 as Mickey Mouse’s loyal pet.

These animated canines often showcase impressive technical achievements – “Lady and the Tramp” (1955) marked Disney’s first use of Cinemascope widescreen format in animation.

Some Disney dogs feature celebrity voices behind them. Singer Billy Joel voiced the street-smart Dodger in “Oliver & Company.”

In “Up,” the lovable Golden Retriever Dug communicates through a special collar that translates his thoughts into speech.

Walt Disney valued authentic animal representation. “Animals have personalities like people, and must be studied,” he once stated.

By 1930, Disney had established an animation training program helping artists understand animal and human anatomy.

Disney’s Impact on Real Animals

• The Walt Disney Family Museum partners with animal shelters
• These partnerships help promote dog and cat adoptions
• This continues Disney’s tradition of celebrating animals

DogFix Knows Pet Names

As dedicated dog enthusiasts, DogFix has extensive information about popular dog names.

For over ten years, we’ve collected name data from millions of pets in our community database.

The dog names we share aren’t made up or randomly generated.

Our database updates regularly to reflect the newest patterns in pet naming.

We track how names rise and fall in popularity, and which new names are emerging among dog owners.

Many pet parents find our naming resources helpful when choosing the perfect name for their new puppy.