The Ultimate List of Harry Potter Dog Names

1. Fluffy: Hagrid's three-headed dog.
2. Padfoot: Sirius' marauder name.
3. Sirius: Harry's godfather who can turn into a dog.
4. Norbert: Hagrid's pet dragon.
5. Fang: Hagrid's bloodhound.
6. Dobby: Heroically loyal house elf.
7. Fawkes: Dumbledore's highly-intelligent phoenix.
8. Lupin: Remus Lupin is Harry's former teacher, Harry's dad's friend, and a werewolf.
9. Ravenclaw: A House of Hogwarts that values cleverness.
10. Pixie: A tiny magical troublemaker.

These hilarious names are puns inspired by characters and themes from the book.

• Gryffindog
• Hufflepug
• Roverclaw
• Sloberin
• Dogwarts
• Hairy Pupper
• Hufflepup
• Ruffnydor
• Pansy Barkison
• Barktemius
• Ravenpaw

1. Aberforth: Albus Dumbledore's brother and member of the original Order of the Phoenix. His patronus is a goat. Perfect for a goat-like dog, like the Bedlington Terrier.
2. Alastor: Also known as Mad Eye or Professor Moody, Alastor taught defense against the dark arts at Hogwarts and was a pivotal member of the original Order of the Phoenix.
3. Albus: Also known as Professor Dumbledore. Perfect for a wise and tranquil puppy.
4. Alecto: A Death Eater and professor of Muggle Studies.
5. Alohomora: A spell that unlocks and opens doors and windows that are not protected by magic. Suitable name for a dog who likes to sneak out the house.
6. Amelia Bones: Head of the Department of Magical Law Enforcement, she cleared Harry Potter of all charges.
7. Amos: A wizard who worked for the Department for the Regulation and Control of Magical Creatures. His son was killed by Lord Voldemort.
8. Angelina: Angelina Johnson was the captain of the Gryffindor Quidditch team in her seventh year. She is also married to George Weasley.
9. Animagus: This is the term for a witch or wizard who can morph him or herself into an animal.
10. Antonin: Antonin Dolohov was one Voldemort's original death eaters.
11. Arabella: She was a Squib, a dealer of cross-bred cats and kneazles. She used to babysit Harry Potter.
12. Aragog: He was Hagrid's Acromantula, a species of flesh-eating spiders.
13. Dumbledore: Inspired by Professor Albus Dumbledore.
14. Arithmancy: A discipline that studies numerology for the purpose of predicting the future.
15. Azkaban: A fortress on an island in the middle of the North Sea. Is the site of the Prison of Azkaban.
16. Augusta: Neville Longbottom's grandmother.
17. Auror: An elite group of witches and wizards who are part of the Ministry of Magic and fight against the Dark Arts.
18. Bartemius/Barty: A Ministry of Magic official who was known to be ruthless. Also the antagonist in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire.
19. Bagshot: Professor Bathilda Bagshot was a magical historian who wrote A History of Magic, which was taught at Hogwarts.
20. Beedle: A collection of children's fairytales written by wizards and witches.
21. Bellatrix: A witch and death eater loyal to Lord Voldemort.
22. Black/Blackie: For Sirius Black.
23. Bloody Baron: A ghost of Slytherin House who continues to haunt Hogwarts.
24. Boggart: A shape-shifter who takes on the form of the viewer's worst fear.
25. Bones: For Amelia Bones, who was Head of the Department of Magical Law Enforcement.
26. Buckbeak: Hagrid's hippogriff.
27. Crookshanks: Hermione Granger's pet cat.
28. Death Eater: A follower of Lord Voldemort.
29. Diagon: For Diagon Alley.
30. Diggle: A member of the Order of the Phoenix who fought against Lord Voldemort.
31. Diggory: Cedric Diggory was a Hufflepuff student who was killed by Voldemort.
32. Dobby: A house elf who served the Malfoy family but was later freed by Harry Potter.
33. Draco: For Draco Malfoy, Harry's arch-nemisis.
34. Dudley: Harry's obese cousin. A great name for a portly dog.
35. Fang: Hagrid's boarhound who accompanied him in the Second Wizarding War.
    
36. Fawkes: Dumbledore's highly intelligent phoenix.
37. Figg: Inspired by Arabella Fig, a dealer of cross-bred cats and kneazles and a member of the Order of the Phoenix.
38. Filch: A Squib and the caretaker of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. He wandered the halls of Hogwarts with his cat Mrs. Norris.
39. Fleur: A French witch who was a champion in the Triwizard Tournament.
40. Flitwick: Filius Flitwick was part-goblin and part-wizard. He was the Charms Master at Hogwarts and Head of Ravenclaw House.
41. Fluffy: A giant three-headed dog that guarded the philosopher's stone.
42. Gellert: A very dangerous wizard.
43. Gideon: A member of the original Order of the Phoenix.
44. Gilderoy: Chief villain in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets.
45. Ginny: Ron's sister, an important member in Dumbledore's Army. She's becomes a professional Quidditch player.
46. Godric: Founder of Hogwarts.
47. Gornuk: Goblic, formerly of Gringotts.
48. Grawp: Hagrid's enourmous half-brother.
49. Grey Lady: Ravenclaw's resident ghost.
50. Gribbly-Plank: Substitute professor at Hogwarts.
51. Grimmauld: For Grimmauld Place.
52. Gringotts: Wizarding bank.
53. Griphook: Goblin, formerly of Gringotts.
54. Gryffindor: A Hogwarts house, named for founder Godric.
55. Hagrid: Gamekeeper at Hogwarts, and a loyal friend.
56. Hallow: For the Deathly Hallows.
57. Harry: Titular character, and likely an appropriate homonym.
58. Hedwig: Harry's loyal pet owl.
59. Hermione: The brighter of Harry's two best friends, and the series' main heroine.
60. Hoggy: Affectionate nickname for Hogwarts.
61. Hogsmeade: The only 100% magical town in Britain.
62. Hogwarts: Premier source of magical education in the world, and the setting for many adventures.
63. Horcrux: Object containing a piece of the maker's soul.
64. Hufflepuff: Hogwarts house, named for founder Helga.
65. Longbottom: Surname of loyal Neville, one of Harry's oldest, truest, and bravest friends.
66. Lovegood: Surname of loyal Luna, one of Harry's most peculiar friends whose father published the magazine The Quibbler.
67. Lucius: Father of Harry's teenaged arch-nemesis Draco Malfoy, and a known rich person and Death Eater.
68. Luna: First name of one of Harry's most peculiar friends.
69. Lupin: Surname of Remus, werewolf, professor, and original Marauder.
70. Mad-Eye Moody: One of the most successful aurors in history who at one point led the Order.
71. Malfoy: Surname of Harry's teenaged arch-nemesis, later a known Death Eater.
72. Minerva: First name of Professor McGonagall, portrayed in the films by Dame Maggie Smith.
73. Muggle: Term, occasionally affectionate, for those with no magical ability and little to no involvement with the magical world.
74. Mundungus Fletcher: Scumbag member of the Order who unwittingly played important roles in several of the Order's achievements.
75. Mungo: For the wizarding hospital in London.
76. Newt: For Newt Scamader.
77. Nimbus: Manufacturer of Harry's first broomstick.
78. Padfoot: Affectionate term for Sirius Black.
79. Peverell: Inspired by the Tale of the Three Brothers who bore the family name, Peverell. They were the original masters of the Deathly Hallows.
80. Pixie: A magical creature.
81. Potter: An ancient wizarding family.
82. Prongs: Affectionate term for James Potter.
83. Puddlemere: For the professional Quidditch team, presumably.
84. Quibbler: Magical publication run by Luna's Father, Xenophilius Lovegood.
85. Quidditch: That most poopular magical sport, played on broomsticks. Currently available at the collegiate level.
86. Ravenclaw: Hogwarts House, named for founder Rowena.
87. Remus: An original Marauder and Hogwarts professor.
88. Riddle: Before he was known as He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named, they called him Tom Riddle.
    
89. Rufus Scimgeour: Minister of Magic, sometimes described as lion-like.
90. Salazar: Founder of the Slytherin House of Hogwarts.
91. Scabbers: Affectionate nickname given to the Weasley family rat.
92. Scorpius: Draco's son.
93. Seamus: One of Harry's Gryffindor colleagues. Probably Harry's most Irish friend.
94. Severus: First name of Harry's mother's former suitor and longtime Potions professor at Hogwarts.
95. Sirius: Harry's godfather, able to transform into a large black dog.
96. Slughorn: Previous Potions master at Hogwarts, convinced by Harry to come out of retirement.
97. Slytherin: Hogwarts House, named for founder Salazar.
98. Snape: Surname of Harry's first Potions professor, and a protagonist of later works.
99. Tiberius: Uncle of one of Hermione's well-connected romantic interests.
    
100. Tonks: Andromeda Tonks was a Hufflepuff witch and ally of the Order of the Phoenix.
101. Viktor Krum: An acclaimed international Quidditch player and Hermione's most interesting romance.
102. Weasley: Surname of Harry's favorite wizard family.
103. Yaxley: A common Death Eater.