100 Valentine’s Day Dog Names Inspired by Love

Photo of a Chihuahua wearing a pink bandana against a pink background, surrounded by the names Cupid, Angel, Romeo, Hershey, Red, Beau, Precious, Sugar, Love, and Diamond

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Nothing is more fun than choosing a name for your new dog, but it can also be difficult coming up with a unique name that fits your pet’s one-of-a-kind personality. If you are planning on adding a new dog to your family this Valentine’s Day, you’ll need a name that you love as much as your new best friend!


These are Chewy customers’ top picks for love-themed dog names in 2025.

  1. Beau
  2. Honey
  3. Angel
  4. Sugar
  5. Romeo
  6. Rose
  7. Diamond
  8. Hershey
  9. Precious
  10. Red

Explore more Cupid-approved dog names below.

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Dog Names That Mean Love


A name that lets everyone know your new best friend is the love of your life is always a good choice. Why not choose a name that means love?

Adora(Latin) — Adoration
Agape(Greek) — Love
Ahava(Hebrew) — Love
Aiko(Japanese) — Little loved one
Amata(Latin) — Beloved
Amie(French) — Friend
Amour(French) — Love
Anabelle(Latin) — Easy to love
Asta(Norse) — Love
Caradoc(Welsh) — Beloved
David(Hebrew) — Beloved
Esme(French) — Beloved
Femi(Nigerian) — Love me
Lalasa(Hindi) — Love
Lennon(Irish) — Sweetheart
Mabel(Latin) — Lovable
Minnie(German) — Desire
Myrna(Irish) — Beloved
Priya(Sanskrit) — Beloved
Querida(Spanish) — Beloved
Suki(Japanese) — Loved one

Valentine's Day Dog Names for Pairs


If you’re adding two new pups to your family, you’re in luck! With characters ranging from fictional and mythological couples to pop-culture powerhouses to real-life outlaws, these Valentine’s Day dog names for pairs are easy to fall in love with.

Allie and NoahFans of “The Notebook,” this one is for you!
Anna and KristoffSome couples are worth melting for, including this “Frozen” duo.
Aragorn and Arwen“The Lord of the Rings” trilogy features this human-elf couple.
Baby and JohnnyNobody puts this “Dirty Dancing” couple in a corner!
Bonnie and ClydeThe infamous outlaws went on a two-year crime spree in the 1930s.
Edward and BellaThe “Twilight” saga centers around this vampire couple.
Fred Astaire and Ginger RogersThe legendary song-and-dance partners starred in a number of classic films together.
Han Solo and Princess LeiaAs “Star Wars” fans know, this iconic cinema couple was out of this world.
Harry and Sally“When Harry Met Sally” is a must-watch Valentine’s Day movie.
Hugs and KissesDoes it get any cuter than this?!
Jay-Z and BeyoncéThe music power-couple are famously “Crazy in Love.”
Lancelot and GuinevereA courtly couple of King Arthur legends.
Lois and ClarkA super couple name, courtesy of the “Superman” universe.
Martin and GinaThis comedic couple earned plenty of laughs on the ’90s sitcom “Martin.”
Mr. Darcy and ElizabethIn Jane Austen’s “Pride and Prejudice,” the prickly Mr. Darcy catches Elizabeth’s discerning eye.
Mr. Knightley and EmmaAnother Jane Austen power couple, courtesy of “Emma.”
Paris and HelenA mythological duo from “The Iliad.”
Patrick and David“Schitt’s Creek” concludes with this fan-fave couple’s wedding ceremony.
Queen Victoria and Prince AlbertA royal love story courtesy of the United Kingdom.
Rhett and Scarlett“Gone with the Wind” fans will swoon over this classic couple.
Rick and IlsaThis “Casablanca” couple still lights up the screen more than 80 years later.
Riker and TroiAn intergalactic love story courtesy of “Star Trek: The Next Generation.”
Romeo and JulietWherefore art thou, perfect fish couple name? Right here!
Rose and JackWe’ll never let go of this “Titanic” couple.
Ross and RachelAs “Friends” fans know, they’re each other’s lobsters.
Taylor and TravisThere’s no shaking this couple off; Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are just plain adorable.
Tramp and LadyThe “Lady and the Tramp” characters are dogs, but we think this Disney couple name works for any pets!
Sandy and DannyAlthough they had a summer romance, the “Grease” couple is a year-round fave.
Tristan and IsoldeOf Arthurian legend, this medieval couple falls in love after drinking a potion.

Female Dog Names for Valentine's Day


Time for some girl talk! These female Valentine’s Day pet names are perfect for the new lucky lady in your life.

AphroditeIn honor of the Greek goddess of love.
BijouFrench for “jewel,” Bijou has a certain holiday sparkle to it.
BooThis affectionate term of endearment will also be fun during Halloween!
BranwenThe Welsh goddess associated with love and beauty.
CandyA sweet pick for a sweet pet!
ChérieA French term of endearment meaning “darling.”
CordeliaOf Celtic origin, meaning “heart.”
DoveThis ethereal English name can symbolize love or peace.
DulceOf Latin origin, meaning “sweet.”
FebruaryValentine’s Day is celebrated on February 14.
FleurFrench for “flower,” this pretty girl’s name is a fresh pick.
FreyjaThe Norse goddess of love.
HoneyBee mine? This name is sweet as sugar!
LoveWhy overthink it? You’ll always love your pup named Love!
ParisAlso known as the “City of Love.”
PoppyWhether referencing the red flower or the pink, hug-obsessed troll, Poppy has heart.
PosyThis word for a small arrangement of flowers is perfect for petite pups.
RojaThe Spanish word for “red.”
RoseThe signature flower of Valentine’s Day also makes for a pretty name.
RubyThe red gem has plenty of V-day energy.
ScarlettA deep shade of red, Scarlett is also a vintage girl’s name with timeless charm.
SeleneThe Greek goddess of the moon is associated with eternal love.
SorrelOf Old French origin, referring to redheads.
StrawberryChocolate-covered strawberries are a Valentine’s Day classic treat.
SugarBecause just like sugar, your pet is the sweetest around.
ValTraditionally short for Valerie, Val could also nod to Valentine.
VenusThe Roman goddess of love and beauty.

Male Dog Names for Valentine's Day


We didn’t forget you, fellas! These male dog names for Valentine’s Day are Cupid-approved.

ApolloThe Greek god has plenty of history (and multiple love affairs).
ArcherA subtle nod to Cupid’s bow.
ArrowYou can’t have an archer without an arrow!
BeauThis charming French name means “handsome.”
BesoThe Spanish word for kiss is pure puppy-love perfection.
BlazeMeaning “fire” or “flame,” this name of Latin origin is a fun way to reference red.
CasanovaFor the smooth pup who has plenty of admirers at the dog park.
ChocolateIf your pup is brown, the sweet treat is the perfect namesake.
ConorOf Irish origin, meaning “lover of hounds.”
CuddlesHey Cuddles, come over here for your cuddles! (Still searching for your snuggle buddy? Learn more about the seven cuddliest dog breeds!)
CupidThe Valentine’s Day mascot is also the ancient Roman god of love.
ErosIn honor of the Greek god of love.
HartleyDerived from an Old English name meaning “stag,” it definitely has heart.
HeliosLegend has it that if you appeal to the Greek sun god, he might work some love magic.
KaipoA Hawaiian name meaning “sweetheart” or “darling.”
LovebugWhether you call him Love or Bug for short, you can’t lose!
RadleyAn English name meaning “red meadow.”
ReddThis English name is a fun way to wink to the color of the season!
RoloThe chocolate-caramel candy just so happens to make for a sweet pup name.
SmoochesPrepare for plenty of puppy kisses if you name your four-legged friend Smooches.
SweetpeaThis term of endearment is so adorable, why not make it your pup’s official name?
TeddyA fitting name for fluffy puppies.
ThaddeusOf Aramaic origin, meaning “heart.”
ValentinoInspired by St. Valentine, the patron saint of love and happy marriages.

Attributions


Monica Weymouth

Monica Weymouth

Monica Weymouth is a Philadelphia-based writer, editor, animal lover, and rescue advocate. She has a soft spot for senior animals, and she