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Literary classics are not just a source of inspiration to authors and readers, but also a source of some brilliant classical literature puppy names. Enjoying titles such as Wuthering Heights or Red Harvest transfers you to new worlds where you get to know interesting characters who might be the inspiration to name your new puppy.
So, we have assembled a mega list of classical literature puppy names to help you with your choice! Can you name where they all came from?
- Atticus
- Beckett
- Bingley
- Bram
- Dante
- Dasciell
- Elena
- Gatsby
- Gulliver
- Holden
- Ophelia
- Hamlet
- Pablo
- Poe
- Ulysses
- Zora
- Mr. Darcy
- Pippi
- Lolita
- Samsa
- Jekyll
- Hyde
- Santiago
- Archer
- Moriarty
- Sherlock
- Quixote
- Adela
- McMurphy
- Zhivago
- Romeo
- Juliet
- Kurtz
- Ahab
- Crusoe
- Dedalus
- Huck
- Huckleberry
- Finn
- Emma
- MacBeth
- Florentino
- Anna
- Karenina
- Oliver
- Twist
- Heathcliff
- Rodion
- Godot
- Timon
- Oberon
- Horatio
- Cerberus
- Argos
- Virgil
- Juno
- Fairfax
- Sancho
- Panza
- Argos
- Tock
- Dante
- Joan
- Cleaopatra
- Beatrice
- Puck
- Iago
- Marlowe
- Ernest
- Aurora
- Hansel
- Gretel
- Pan
- Buck
- Cujo
- Laska
- Lassie
- Toto
- White Fang
- Yeller
- Nana
- Max
- Daisy
- Bond
- Ripley
- Scarlett
- Scout
- Snowball
- Beowulf
- Pippin
- Sawyer
- Rose
- Raven
- Charlie
- Odessy
- Duke
- Dani
- Danica
- Gretl
- Sheba
- Gandalf
- Bilbo
- Boo
- Radley
- Hibbins
- Zeus
- Mercutio
- Phantom
- Margery
- Kempe
Which are your favorite characters from classic literature, and which do you think would make some great classical literature puppy names? Let us know in the comments below!
Still unsure what to name your puppy? Check out the ‘Puppy Naming’ section for inspiration.
