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Lassie - Why not name your pooch after one of the most popular dogs in movies and TV?

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Frankie - Miranda Kerr named her Yorkshire Terrier, Frankie.

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Mishka - There's a famous talking dog on YouTube with this name!

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Scooby-Doo - Name your dog after one of the most beloved animated characters!

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Gabbana - Are you a fashionista? Why not call your dog Gabbana? Khloe Kardashian did the same. 

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Bruno - Cinderella didn't just have an evil stepmother, she also had a faithful dog. Name your pooch after the adorable Bruno.

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Pluto - Who can forget Mickey Mouse’s famous dog?

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Scarlet - Victoria Beckham named her dog Scarlet, and what a beautiful name it is.

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Marley -

Remember this one from the heart-wrenching movie 'Marley & Me?' 

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Lupo - Are you a fan of the British Royal family? Kate Middleton and Prince William have a dog named Lupo, so why not name your dog Lupo as well?

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Lady - Lady, a tiny Pomeranian, was one of three dogs to survive the Titanic sinking in 1912.

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Rin Tin Tin - A great name to honor a rescue dog who became a movie star!

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Toto -

Toto in the film 'The Wizard of Oz' was played by a Cairn terrier.

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Max - Probably one of the most common dog names around the world. Still, one of the best!

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Snoopy - This famous cartoon canine is more than 50 years old, but continues to live on in our collective memory.

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Sinbad - Sinbad served 11 years in the US Coast Guard, including during combat in World War II.

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Pongo - Give a nod to the movie '101 Dalmatians!'

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Laika -

Laika, the Soviet Space Dog, was taken from the streets of Moscow in 1957 to be trained for the space program.

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Balto - Balto was a loyal canine who brought medicine to a city in need. Who could ask for a better name inspiration?

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Beethoven - Name your dog after the clumsy giant from the 'Beethoven' franchise.

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Copper - The adorable hound named Copper from 'The Fox and the Hound' is known for his unlikely friendship with a wild fox named Tod.

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Benji - Dog movies are always great sources of inspiration when it comes to picking a name for your pooch.

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Fala - Fala was the only presidential dog to be featured in a statue. He can be seen at the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial in Washington, D.C. 

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Bo - Barack Obama has two Portuguese water dogs. They're named Bo and Sunny.

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Baxter - Who could forget the name of Ron Burgundy's dog in 'Anchorman?'

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Fluffy - Did you know that Tom Brady and Gisele Bundchen rescued a dog and called him Fluffy?

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Norman - Jennifer Aniston used to have a dog named Norman. She loved him so much that she tattooed his name on her foot after he passed away.

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Elvis - What better way to honor the King than by giving your dog his name. Singer Pink thought it was a good idea as well.

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Buddy - Why not call your four-legged best friend what they actually are—your Buddy.

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Charlie - A very popular name, Charlie can be a fine choice for your dog. Hugh Hefner used to have a dog named Charlie.

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Bear - An affectionate way to call your big fluffy dog.

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Bella - The name means 'beautiful' in English and it's easy to see why it's such a popular name. 

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Lucy -

Whether it's in the sky with diamonds, it's up to you. But Lucy is a very fine name for a dog.

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Appollo - Appollo was the first dog on site at the World Trade Center with his handler, Peter Davis of the New York City Police Department. He received medals and awards for his courage and dedication.

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Pickles - Pickles was awarded a medal for or finding a stolen soccer world cup trophy, the Jules Rimet Trophy, in 1966.

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Brutus -

Might sound particularly funny if your dog doesn't look aggressive at all. Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson has a French Bulldog with this name.

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Oprah - Why not honor the TV host by naming your dog Oprah? Both 50 Cent and Eva Longoria did it!

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Hachiko - The Japanese Akita dog is remembered for his loyalty. He waited for his owner for nine years following their death.

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Sophie - Miley Cyrus has a toy poodle with this name, and so can you.

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Mocha - It might sound like a coffee, but Hugh Jackman had no hesitation in naming his dog Mocha.

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Gary - What a fine name for a dog. The late Star Wars' legend Carrie Fisher used to have a dog with the same name.

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Kenobi - There are just so many ideas for dog names you can get from 'Star Wars.' This is a cool one for instance. Hollywood star Anne Hathaway has a dog with this name.

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Rocky - The reference to Sly Stallone movie character is a very commonly used one. It's a pretty cool name, we have to admit.

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Meatball - Seems appropriate for many dogs. Hollywood star Adam Sandler's first bulldog was affectionately named Meatball. 

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Asia - Are you inspired by our planet's continents? Lady Gaga seems to be. She even named her dog Asia.

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Tinkerbell - Yes, just like Paris Hilton's famous chihuahua. It's a super cute name, especially if you're a fan of 'Peter Pan.'

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Fluffer - A fluffy name for a fluffy animal. 

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Cerberus - Also known as the Hound of Hades, Cerberus is the famous three-headed dog in Greek mythology. Give the name to your protector!

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Luna - How about drawing inspiration from the moon to name your dog?

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Sadie - Sadie can be a great name for a female dog.

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Duke - Feeling royal? Why not name your dog Duke?

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Lola - Lola is also a popular name for female dogs. 

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Oliver - Oliver can have a number of different connotations and is a great sounding name for a dog.

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Molly - Another popular name around the world, you can't go wrong with naming your dog Molly.

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Madonna - Want your dog to have a pop star name? Then Madonna is the way to go!

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Esmeralda - Anne Hathaway called her dog this name, which means emerald, a beautiful gemstone. Maybe it's a throwback to 'The Hunchback of Notre Dame?'

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Mr. Famous - No other name sounds as glamorous as Mr. Famous, and Audrey Hepburn knew that, so that's what she named her dog.

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Penny - Blake Lively called her pooch Penny, so why not do the same?

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Tucker - Another famous name in the canine world. Charlize Theron, for instance, didn't have a problem in naming her dog Tucker.

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Sherriff - Actress Christina Ricci wanted to give an authoritative name to her dog. Surely every dog respects Sheriff!

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Daisy - Why not name your dog after a beautiful flower? Jessica Simpson liked the idea, and named her dog Daisy.

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Coco - A great name if your dog is as white as the inside of a coconut, or if you're a fan of haute couture.

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Sammy - Justin Bieber loves his dog, Sammy. It's a nice name for a dog, we have to agree.

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Winston - How's Winston for a dog name? Gwen Stefani approves!

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Chance - Olivia Munn's dog is called Chance and what a nice name her dog has!

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Tina - Is your pooch a bit of a diva? Why not call her Tina like Jessica Biel did to her dog?

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Sid - Jessica Alba has named her dog Sid. We like it! How about you?

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Kola - Kola is cool. This is what American actor Kellan Lutz named his adopted mutt.

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Atticus - Give your dog a cool name from famous literature, such as 'To Kill a Mockingbird!' Movie star Jake Gyllenhaal has a dog named Atticus too.

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Pearl - What a beautiful name for a dog. Lea Michele probably has a great time singing with her Pearl at home. 

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Foxy - Maybe your dog resembles a fox or is irresistibly sexy. Foxy was the name Matthew McConaughey chose for his dog.

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Sidi - Orlando Bloom named his pet Sidi. The name has Arabic origins.

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Poppy - Why not name your dog after a beautiful flower? 

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Ruby - Precious stones are a popular choice when it comes to dog names. We like Ruby, and so does Sandra Bullock, who has a dog with this name.

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Bess - Bess, Bessy, the possibilities are endless! The fact is that it's a great name. Sienna Miller also seems to think so, so she named her dog Bess.

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Mimi - What a cute little name for a pooch. Actress Tori Spelling even gave her dog a full name—Mimi LaRue.

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Indo - For those with a taste for traveling, continents, countries, and city names are a popular choice. How about Indo?

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Zelda - Remember the video game 'The Legend of Zelda?' Zoey Deschanel named one of her dogs Zelda, and so can you!

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Puddy - Why not call your best buddy, Puddy? John Legend did.

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Baylor - An original name for an original dog. Selena Gomez called her dog Baylor.

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Augie - Why not follow Ellen Degeneres' idea and call your dog Augie too?

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Harley - The name has a ring to it and we like it. So does American dancer Julianne Hough, who has named her dog Harley.

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Noodles - Another quirky name that we love. Do you know who has a dog named Noodles? Kelly Osbourne!

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Eddie - Eddie was Frasier's dog on the popular sitcom of the same name.

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Dozer - A great name if your dog is particularly energetic and has lots of strength. Olympic swimmer Natalie Coughlin has a dog with this name.

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Ducky - Actress Selma Blair likes the name so much that she named her pooch Ducky.

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Lucky - This very popular name was Britney Spears' first choice for her dog.

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Nacho - Dogs are somehow that much cuter when they're named after Mexican food. 

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Chunk - Chelsea Handler named her dog Chunk. Maybe it's inspired by the character from 'The Goonies?'

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Bailey - This is one of the most popular dog names. 

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Squiddly and Diddly - Simon Cowell has two adorable dogs, they're named Squiddly and Diddly. Why don't you do the same?

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Einstein - Or Einie, is a great reference to 'Back to the Future.' It was the name of Dr. Emmett Brown's dog.

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Shadow -

Perhaps you spend so much time with your dog that it almost becomes your shadow. Actress Vanessa Hudgens thought it was an appropriate name for her dog.

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Fang - How about Fang, like the dog from 'Harry Potter?'

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Jack - This another very popular name for dogs, and one that always sounds great.

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Toby - Toby is a quite friendly name. Naming your dog Toby is also an excellent choice.

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Vincent - This is a pretty cool name for a dog. Rapper Wiz Khalifa has a French Bulldog with the same name.

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Bentley - Do you like luxury cars? Well, Bentley is a classy name to give your dog.

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Wink - If you've got a clever dog, why don't you name it Wink like Selma Blair did?

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Lilo - If you have a female dog, you could name her after the little girl from Disney's 'Lilo and Stitch.'

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Jake -

Jake is a happy name for a happy dog. We love it!

See also: These breeds make the best family dogs

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