Bringing home a single canine companion is sure to bring you lots of joy, but what if you brought home two or even three adorable pups? You’re sure to have double or triple the excitement, but you might find it a bit tricky to pick the perfect dog name for your canine cadre.
Luckily, we’ve composed a list of some of the best littermate names for dogs below. These pet names are perfect for pups who are sibling pups by heart or blood.
Littermate Names for Male Dogs
If you have a group of boisterous boys at home, it’s worth considering these fantastic litter mate names for male dogs. These names for boys might just be the perfect fit for your dashing dogs.
- Abbott & Costello: This comedy duo is the perfect namesake for any funny furry family members, with some epic funny dog names!
- Bach and Beethoven: If your boys tend to be vocal, it might make sense to name them after these two famous composers.
- Ben and Jerry: Ben and Jerry were best buds turned ice cream tycoons through their delicious pints by the same name.
- Brooks and Dunn: Brooks & Dunn is a beloved American country music duo.
- Cain and Abel: The two sons of Adam and Eve in the Bible.
- Chandler, Ross, and Joey: These three buddies on Friends also served as the show’s main love interests.
- David and Goliath: The biblical tale David and Goliath proves that size doesn’t matter. The two main characters also serve as fitting names for brothers who differ greatly in size or personality.
- Fox, Falcon, and Finch: Some dogs can remind us of other animals. These are the perfect names for a trio of not so typical sibling pups.
- George, Jerry, and Kramer: George, Jerry, and Kramer provided plenty of laughs through their absurd adventures on Seinfeld.
- Glenn, Rick, and Daryl: These three Walking Dead characters serve as excellent name inspiration for any group of brave best buddies.
- Kevin, Joe, and Nick: The Jonas Brothers are known for their musical talents and Disney TV show, but they might also inspire the names of your furry friends.
- Kirk and Spock: In Star Trek, Kirk and Spock work together to traverse the galaxy.
- Larry, Mo, and Curley: Do you have a bunch of canine clowns at home? If so, the names of the comedy trio The Three Stooges might make amazing name inspiration for your boisterous brothers.
- Lennon and McCartney: The two great songwriters from The Beatles might make amazing names of two creative canines.
- Lewis and Clark: Lewis and Clark were two great explorers known for traversing the west after The Louisiana Purchase.
- Jekyll and Hyde: Jekyll & Hyde are great names for two siblings with completely different personalities.
- Oliver Twist and Dodger: The literary classic Oliver Twist inspired the sequel Dodger & Twist.
- Saul, Walter, and Jesse: These bad boys from Breaking Bad make amazing names for pups that don’t always follow the rules.
- Sherlock and Watson: If you have two curious canines at home, these protagonists from Sherlock Holmes might serve as the perfect namesakes.
- Tom, Dick, and Harry: This string of names is often used to describe “the common man” so it’s a great pick for pups that embody the classic doggie spirit.
Littermate Names for Female Dogs
Is your pooch palace run by darling dogs? If so, you’ll want to check out these littermate names for female dogs.
- Abby, Angel, and Annie: These sweet names roll off the tongue while you’re addressing your sweethearts.
- Bailey, Belle, and Boop: If you have some petite furry friends at home, these tiny dog names are a perfect set.
- Carrie, Miranda, Samantha, and Charlotte: These quad names from the popular show Sex in the City are perfect for sisters.
- Dolce and Gabbana: In reference to the luxury fashion brand.
- Delilah, Diamond, and Dixie: These sassy names are perfect for the girls that run your pooch palace.
- Ember, Emma, and Evie: These fiery names are well suited for pups with plenty of personality.
- Finley, Fiona, and Freya: These regal dog names feel fit for canine royalty!
- Hayley, Harper, and Hazel: If your best buddies are beautiful, these gorgeous names will fit the bill.
- Hope and Charity: Hope & Chairty are great namesakes for two awe-spiring pups.
- Jade, Josie, and Juno: Are your pups precious? Consider these rare names for a fitting moniker.
- Katie, Kali, and Kona: You can’t go wrong with these cute “K” names.
- Kim, Kourtney, and Khloe: The Kardashian sisters may make excellent inspiration for the names of your darling dogs.
- Lucy and Ethel: In I Love Lucy, Lucy and Ethel were best friends in the widely popular sitcom.
- Mary-Kate and Ashley: These twin sisters got their start on Full House and went on to create their own empire.
- Monica, Rachel, and Phoebe: The three Friends characters all have distinct personalities, but somehow manage to get along with one another throughout their endless adventures set in NYC.
- Thelma and Louise: This daring duo of strong women goes on a road trip only to unearth unforeseen consequences in Thelma and Lousie.
- Tilly, Trixie, and Tina: If you appreciate a little alliteration, these are great names for a terrific trio!
- Zelda, Zoey, and Zara: These unique names are perfect for one-of-a-kind gals.
Gender-Neutral and Mixed Littermate Names for Dogs
Whether you have all boys, girls, or a mix of the two, these gender neutral and mixed littermate dog names are perfect for any group of canine kin. Check out these unisex names fit for any littermate puppies.
- Abra and Cadabra: If you have two magical mutts, you can’t go wrong with this name set.
- Aston and Martin: A play-off of the luxury sports car brand, Aston Martin.
- Button and Bow: The perfect namesake for cute canines.
- Brooklyn, Manhattan and Bronx: A pair named after some of NYC’s most cherished boroughs.
- Click and Clack: Named after the late hosts of NPR’s Car Talk.
- Dot and Spot: Do you have some speckled sweethearts? Consider this name pairing.
- Eeney, Meenie, Minnie, and Mo: Have a foursome of fun-sized fur balls? If so, this name set is especially fitting.
- Frick and Frack: Named after the comedic ice skating duo.
- Gucci and Prada: Named after the coveted fashion brands.
- Hans and Gretel: The perfect namesake after a fairytale favorite brother and sister.
- Happy and Sappy: Canine siblings don’t always have the same personality.
- Hank and Waylon: Paying respect to two legendary country singers Waylon Jennings and Hank Williams Jr.
- Humphrey and Lauren: Named after the famed actors Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Baccall.
- Naughty and Nice: Because there’s always one of each in any canine pair. Who doesn’t love adorable matching names?
- Max and Erma: Named after the Ohio-based restaurant company, Max & Erma.
- Romeo and Juliet: These star-crossed lovers can serve as great inspiration for any loving furry friends. Check out our other literary dog names for more book-based naming inspiration and romantic pairings!
- Star, Moon, and Sun: If your dogs are out of this world, you’ll have to consider these space-inspired dog names.
- Spring, Winter, and Autumn: Obviously, feel free to pick your favorite three seasons (or just name the cat Summer).
- Song and Dance: Do you have some musical mutts? Here are some pet duo names for your peppy pups.
- John, Paul, Ringo, and George: Named after “The Beatles”.
- Polka and Dot: If you have some speckled sweeties, you’ll want to consider this killer name combo. Polka & Dot is also a great combo for one solid coated canine and spotted sweetheart.
- Spencer and Katharine: Paying homage to the cinematic couple Katharine Hepburn and Spencer Tracy. These are great names for pups with a strong bond!
- Thunder and Lightning: Some dogs are seen and not heard. Others are the other way around. These are great duo dog names for active puppies!
- Tic, Tac, and Toe: There’s nothing puzzling about these adorable pooch names!
- True and False: The perfect namesake for any deceiving doggie duo.
- Yin and Yang: Our best buddies balance us out, so this pair name is undoubtedly appropriate. Check out other awesome dog pair names here.
Littermate Dog Names Inspired By Food
Sometimes the perfect pairing in the food world can translate to excellent namesakes for furry family members. Here are some lighthearted fun names inspired by some of the best food combinations.
- Bangers and Mash: Perfect for British best buddies like bulldogs or Staffies.
- Basil and Thyme: Great name inspiration for subtle sweethearts.
- Burger and Fry: Fitting names for two dogs or canine siblings who are the best of pals.
- Cilantro and Parsley: Whether you enjoy cilantro or think it tastes like soap, you’ll love these names for a pair of puppers.
- Cheese and Cracker: Inseparable snacks for an inseparable pair of pupperinos.
- Chocolate, Vanilla, and Strawberry: We can’t help but think these would be the perfect names for a trio of Neapolitan mastiffs.
- Colby and Jack: These are one of the few food-inspired name pairings that still make sense if the other pooch isn’t around.
- Dill and Pickles: Sometimes salty, sometimes sweet — these names are perfect for pups packed with personality.
- Fish and Chip: This classic combo makes a great set of British-inspired dog names for your puppers.
- Hershey and Kisses: If your dogs are sweet like chocolate, these are the names you’re looking for.
- Hot Dog, Mustard, and Ketchup: Probably best paired with a trio of dachshunds.
- Laffy and Taffy: Perfect for sweet pups that can always get you to smile.
- Lime, Tequila, and Salt: If your pups like to party, you can’t go wrong with this trio name set.
- Macaroni and Cheese: Macaroni can be shortened to “Mac” for quickly grabbing your pup’s attention.
- Milk and Cookie: Who could think of a better pairing? These names are reserved for dogs who are totally best buddies.
- Oil and Vinegar: They may not always mix, but they’re a perfect pair if you ask us.
- Pancake, Eggs, and Bacon: If your pups are early to rise and late to fall, these breakfast food names are a superb fit.
- Peaches and Cream: A sweet set of names for any caring canines.
- PB and Jelly: A cute combo for two dogs that never want to leave each other’s side.
- Rum and Coke: Great names for two pups that like to spend much of their time relaxing.
- Salt and Pepper: This classic name combo is great for one white and one black dog from the same litter.
- Sugar and Spice: Ideal names for a pair of pooches that add plenty of flavor to your life.
- Twix and Snickers: These select sweets make great namesakes for your sweethearts.
- Wine and Cheese: A perfect set of duo dog names for two pups who are practically attached at the hip.
Littermate Dog Names Inspired By Cartoon Characters
Our furry friends are certainly animated. So, it may make sense to give your adorable littermates some famous cartoon character dog names! Consider these cartoon names for your beloved puppies.
- Anna, Elsa, and Olaf: In Frozen, these characters discover the power of family and friendship in the new Disney classic.
- Alvin, Simon, and Theodore: Who could forget Alvin and the Chipmunks? This group of singing chipmunks makes the perfect namesake for vocal furry friends.
- Archie and Jughead: Archie and Jughead serve as the delightful duo from the Archie comics, and have made a reappearance today in the adopted and popular Riverdale series.
- Bart and Lisa: This brother and sister duo from The Simpsons may not always get along, but deep down, they are the best of friends.
- Batman and Robin: This crime fighting duo would do just about anything to keep the streets of Gotham clean. Batman & Robin are great namesakes for heroic hounds!
- Bambi and Thumper: In Bambi, these two sweet forest creatures grow up together, providing each other with support and companionship.
- Bert and Ernie: This beloved Sesame Street duo is known for their strong friendship despite having entirely different personalities.
- Betty and Wilma: These two sophisticated ladies from The Flintstones served as icons for the modern stone age family.
- Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup: The Powerpuff Girls were always ready to take on the next challenge in their path. These names are perfect for a brave group of sisters.
- Boo, Sully, and Mike: Boo, Sully, and Mike made their big screen debut in Monsters Inc., which became an instant Disney classic.
- Calvin and Hobbs: These two best buddies are superb namesakes for your precious pups from the comic strip of the same name.
- Huey, Dewey, and Louie: Huey, Dewey, and Louie are the three boisterous nephews of Donald Duck.
- Garfield and Odie: These Garfield characters star in the franchise’s comic strip and movies.
- Lilo and Stitch: This beloved Disney movie highlights the friendship of a young girl and alien.
- Mario, Luigi, and Peach: These three lively video game characters star in games like Mario Bros, Mario Kart, and Super Mario Odyssey.
- Mickey and Minnie: If you’re a true Disney fan, you can’t go wrong with naming your canine kin after two of the most iconic characters. Mickey & Minnie are great, but check out our other Disney dog names too!
- Olive and Popeye: This dynamic duo from Popeye is known for their sea-faring adventures.
- Phineas and Ferb: These fun seeking step brothers make the perfect namesakes for two happy go lucky brothers.
- Pooh, Tiger, and Piglet: This terrific trio enjoyed plenty of adventures in Winnie the Pooh.
- Ren and Stimpy: This popular 90s cartoon features a psychotic Chihuahua and dull but happy cat named Stimpy.
- Scooby, Shaggy, and Velma: These three key mystery gang members were always on the hunt for their next case.
- Shrek and Fiona: Why not name your pups after the ogre protagonists from Shrek?
- Snap, Crackle, and Pop: These aren’t just three onomatopoeia — Snap, Crackle, and Pop serve as the mascots for popular cereal Rice Krispies.
- Spongebob, Patrick, and Squidward: These three cartoon sea creatures engage in plenty of nautical nonsense on Spongebob Squarepants.
- Snoopy and Woodstock: There’s nothing like the friendship between Snoopy the beagle and Woodstock the bird in the Peanuts.
- Tom and Jerry: Tom and Jerry may be the namesakes for a popular cat and mouse duo, but they can also serve as an excellent sibling namesake.
- Wendy, Michael, John: If your doggies are dreamers, you might want to name them after these three daring siblings in Peter Pan.
- Yogi and Boo Boo: In Yogi Bear, these two bear buddies are always on the hunt for a delicious picnic basket.
- Wallace and Gromit: This man and dog duo seek out adventure in the popular claymatian movie series.
Littermate Dog Names Inspired by Opposites
Not all siblings are the same! Here are some littermate dog names inspired by opposites.
- Angel and Devil
- Big and Small
- Black and White
- Blunt and Sharp
- Body and Soul
- Cloud and Clear
- Cool and Warm
- Cuddly and Prickly
- Easy and West
- Ebony and Ivory
- Gentleman and Lady
- Giant and Tiny
- Grumpy and Happy
- Miss and Catch
- Nickel and Dime
- Night and Day
- North and South
- Sleepy and Peppy
- Spring and Autumn
- Summer and Winter
- Sun and Rain
- Sunny and Moony
- Top and Bottom
- War and Peace
- Wet and Dry
- Whispher and Shout
- Stop and Go
Rhyming Littermate Names
What’s cuter than a huddle of hounds with rhyming names? Here are a couple of rhyming names to consider for your pooch pack!
- Aaron and Farryn
- Abby and Gabby
- Aiden and Caden
- Amanda and Miranda
- Andy and Brandy
- Anisha and Tanisha
- Anna, Tana, and Hannah
- Annabella and Isabella
- Arianna and Brianna
- Bailey and Hailey
- Barrett and Jarrett
- Barry and Arey
- Beau and Monroe
- Belle and Adele
- Benny and Penny
- Benson and Jensen
- Bernice and Elise
- Bert and Kurt
- Bill and Phil
- Blake and Jake
- Bow and Wow
- Brandon and Landon
- Brett and Rhett
- Charlene and Dean
- Chloe and Zoe
- Christine and Francine
- Clancy, Nancy and Chancy
- Clarisse and Luis
- Clayton and Dayton
- Cody and Brody
- Cory and Torrie
- Dale and Kael
- Dan and Van
- Dana and Jayna
- Daniel and Nathaniel
- Danielle and Marcel
- Darnell and Estelle
- Dax and Max
- Doris, Boris and Morris
- Duran and Fran
- Eileen and Helene
- Emma and Gemma
- Eric and Derek
- Faye and Ray
- Finn and Quinn
- Freddy and Teddy
- Fuzzy and Wuzzy
- Gabriella and Isabella
- Graham and Cam
- Greg and Oleg
- Gwen and Wren
- Holly, Molly and Ollie
- Huff and Puff
- Jan and Zahn
- Jason and Mason
- Jayden and Kayden
- Jenny and Tennie
- Jeremiah and Josiah
- Jessa and Tessa
- Jessa and Tessa
- Jett and Rhett
- Jill and Gill
- Jimmy and Timmy
- Joaquin and Nadine
- John and Shaun
- Johnny and Lonnie
- Judea and Pia
- Judson and Hudson
- Juno and Bruno
- Justine and Martine
- Kara and Clara
- Kathleen and Levine
- Katie and Sadie
- Kelly and Shelley
- Kendall and Wendall
- Kevin and Devon
- Kyle and Lyle
- Kylie and Miley
- Lamarck and Clark
- Lawrence and Florence
- Lee and Dee
- Leo and Theo
- Lia and Sophia
- Lily and Millie
- Lolly and Molly
- Luann and Cheyenne
- Maddie and Addie
- Maisy and Daisy
- Mandy and Sandy
- Manny and Ranney
- Manuel and Miguel
- Marlene and Sabine
- Mason and Grayson
- Matt and Pratt
- Meena and Dina
- Melinda and Lucinda
- Merritt and Barret
- Meryl and Daryl
- Mia and Sophia
- Mick and Wyck
- Miles and Niall
- Miley and Kiley
- Moe and Rowe
- Moose and Goose
- Mose and Rose
- Nora and Cora
- Nora and Cora
- Ollie and Solly
- Pacey and Gracie
- Paul and Saul
- Perry and Carrie
- Reese and Maurice
- Renny and Leni
- Ronnie and Connie
- Sadie and Brady
- Sadie and Katie
- Sadie and Katie
- Sara and Cara
- Sean and Vaughn
- Serenity and Trinity
- Shake and Bake
- Sugar and Spice
- Tate and Kate
- Ted and Sayed
- Terra and Sierra
- Tristen and Kristen
- Vance and Chance
- Victoria and Gloria
- Warren and Lauren
- Wylie and Riley
- Yertle and Turtle
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There’s something special about taking on more than one pup from the same litter. Hopefully, these dynamic duos and trios serve as the perfect namesakes for your family of fur babies. If you need more naming ideas, also check out our guide on triplet names for pets too!
Do you have a couple or trio of canine kin at home? Which names were your favorite? Let us know in the comments below!
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