Puppy Dog Pals Names: Who Are the Dogs on this Mega-Popular Show?

Dog-loving kids can’t get enough of Disney’s animated series Puppy Dog Pals, and it’s easy to understand why. From the very first episodes, Hawaii Pug-Oh and the Go Long Retriever, these hilarious pugs and their friends (and enemies) have mesmerised the youngest viewers. Now Puppy Dog Pals birthday parties are all the rage—not to mention the toy versions of the characters. But who exactly ARE the dogs on this show, anyway? Are you a grown-up who didn’t quite catch the puppy dog pals names?

We feel you. We’ve got all the character names for you, AND we’ve even compared them to the nation’s largest database of dog names here at Rover.com— many of these names are unique, while others show up on the list of top 100 dog names. Look no further for those Puppy Dog Pals names.

This Rolly toy is incredibly popular on Amazon.

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Puppy Dog Pals Names

Bingo: the leader of the pack is voiced by Isaac Ryan Brown.
Rolly: this fawn-coloured cutie has a unique name and is voiced by Sam Lavagnino.
Hissy: this sarcastic purple cat sometimes helps Bingo and Rolly. Jessica DiCicco lends her voice to this character.
A.R.F.: Auto-Doggy Robotic Friend is a robotic dog invented by Bob.
Bob: this inventor is the human who belongs to Bingo, Rolly, Hissy, and A.R.F.

More Puppy Dog Pals Character Names

Cupcake: the pink puppy with the attitude
Rufus: the bulldog
Daisy: the sweet German shepherd
Bulworth: the junkyard dog
Crumpet: the royal corgi (and the perfect name for a corgi, we think!)
Dallie: the Dalmatian friend
Jackie: the orange collie
Guard Dog: the Doberman
Strider: a fast-talking sheepdog
Shockero: the Scotty dog
Quinty McSquinty: the old basset hound
Baby: the Great Dane puppy
Baboo: Queen Kazoo’s dog

Pugs: the Stars of the Show

What is cuter than pug puppies? Nothing! Pugs are a popular roly-poly dog breed with a pun-errific name (hello, “Ice, Ice Puggy,” “Their Royal Pugness,” and “Puggy-ology.”) Pugs are known for their loyalty, their affection, and their food motivation.

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The Dog Name Generator

If you need some more name inspiration, check out our Dog Name Generator! We’ll delve into our huge Rover database of dog names and based on the information you provide, we’ll give you some dog-name-related intel. We’ll tell you the two most popular dog names for your dog’s breed and gender, and if you’re looking for a name that stands out from the pack, you’re in luck! We’re throwing in a third, decidedly random option that’s just for fun. That’s right, we won’t just give you one result, we’ll give you three whole dog names to choose from! Then we’ll leave it up to you to decide if your new addition is more of a Beverly or a Princess Jumpsuit.

Dog Naming Advice

Are you considering a name from Puppy Dog Pals for your dog? You’re not alone. Some dog owners just know their pet is a Rolly or Bingo as soon as they make eye contact, but if you’re having trouble deciding, keep in mind that a cute dog name can come from many different sources of inspiration, such as your favourite foods, books, celebrities, your heritage, or even dog breed history. For example, a French bulldog puppy might sport a French-inspired name like Chloe, while a German dog breed could carry a name like Bruno. And your favourite puppy dog pals names could get a twist for your own pooch, of course. Rolo? Bingley? The sky’s the limit.

Another consideration when choosing your dog’s name? Dog training. This is of particular importance for puppies. When you’re teaching your new dog to respond to commands like sit, stay, or come, you’ll want to be sure their name isn’t a source of confusion. In other words, avoid puppy names that sound like a common dog training cue, such as “Bit,” which could easily be misheard as “sit.” Many dog experts recommend choosing a name with at least two syllables and a sing-song or vowel sound at the end.

Of course, what matters most is that the dog name you choose rolls off your tongue with ease. You’ll want to select a name that you feel comfortable repeating because you’ll be saying it…a lot. Your dog’s name should make you happy!

We’re fans of the “backdoor test” for dog name selection. It’s pretty much what it sounds like: stand at the back door and call out your new dog‘s potential name. Saying “Crumpet it’s time for dinner!” or “Baby, leave it!” helps take the name out of your imagination and into reality.

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Featured image via Amazon: Puppy Dog Pals Plush Gift Set – Bingo and Rolly.