120+ Strong Harry Potter Dog Names for Your Loyal Puppy

Harry Potter Dog Names

Harry Potter dog names are inspired by characters, creatures, and magical elements from the beloved wizarding world. These names are perfect for dogs that embody strength, loyalty, and a touch of magic.

Mythical/Legendary

Phoenix (Fawkes the Phoenix)

Griffin (Griffins in magical lore)

Cerberus (The three-headed dog guarding the underworld)

Merlin (The legendary wizard)

Hippogriff (A magical creature)

Basilisk (A dangerous serpent)

Nagini (Voldemort’s snake)

Chimera (A creature from mythology)

Aragog (The giant acromantula spider)

Niffler (A mischievous magical creature)

Action/Adventure

Harry (Harry Potter, the hero)

Hermione (The brave and clever witch)

Ron (The loyal friend)

Auror (The magical law enforcer)

Remus (Remus Lupin, the werewolf)

Luna (Luna Lovegood, the quirky adventurer)

Hagrid (The brave half-giant)

Mad-Eye (Mad-Eye Moody, the vigilant Auror)

Cloak (The Invisibility Cloak)

Broom (Referring to the flying broomstick)

Dark/Mysterious

Voldemort (The Dark Lord)

Draco (Draco Malfoy, mysterious and dark)

Bellatrix (Bellatrix Lestrange, dark witch)

Severus (Severus Snape, complex and mysterious)

Nott (The Nott family, mysterious figures)

Lucius (Lucius Malfoy, dark wizard)

Fenrir (Fenrir Greyback, dark werewolf)

Nagini (Voldemort’s snake)

Thestral (The mysterious winged horses)

Grim (The omen of death)

Powerful/Titanic

Dumbledore (Albus Dumbledore, wise and powerful)

Fawkes (Dumbledore’s Phoenix, powerful creature)

Grindelwald (Gellert Grindelwald, powerful dark wizard)

Voldemort (The Dark Lord’s immense power)

Minerva (Professor McGonagall, strong and wise)

Giant (Referring to the giants in the wizarding world)

Godric (Godric Gryffindor, founder and powerful wizard)

Salazar (Salazar Slytherin, founder with immense magical talent)

Hagrid (Hagrid’s strength and size)

Molly (Molly Weasley, powerful in maternal love)

Nature-Inspired

Willow (The nature-inspired tree)

Fern (A green, nature-loving name)

Thorn (A sharp and nature-related name)

Cedar (A strong tree name)

Ash (A type of tree)

Daisy (A sweet, nature-related flower)

Ivy (A climbing plant)

Rose (Symbolic of beauty and nature)

Poppy (A flower related to magical symbolism)

Hawthorn (A nature-inspired tree)

Profession-Based

Aurora (Auror, magical law enforcement)

Professor (For a wise, knowledgeable dog)

Healer (For a nurturing, caring dog)

Bard (Referring to magical music-makers)

Caretaker (Referring to Filch, the Hogwarts caretaker)

Seeker (A position in Quidditch)

Keeper (Another Quidditch position)

Purveyor (Referring to Fred and George’s joke shop)

Shopkeeper (Referring to Diagon Alley shop owners)

Magizoologist (Hagrid’s role in caring for magical creatures)

Fire/Energetic

Blaze (Fiery and energetic)

Flame (A direct fire reference)

Ember (A smouldering, energetic fire)

Fawkes (The Phoenix, reborn in fire)

Cinder (Ashes from fire)

Vulcan (Roman god of fire)

Ignis (Latin for fire)

Spark (A tiny burst of energy)

Scorcher (One who burns with energy)

Inferno (An intense fire)

Mythology-Inspired

Zeus (The mighty Greek god)

Thor (The Norse god of thunder)

Apollo (Greek god of the sun)

Persephone (Greek goddess of the underworld)

Medusa (The Greek creature)

Hercules (The legendary hero)

Ares (The god of war)

Hecate (Greek goddess of magic)

Athena (Greek goddess of wisdom)

Loki (Norse god of mischief)

Celestial/Space

Nebula (A celestial cloud of gas)

Comet (A bright and fast-moving celestial body)

Orion (A famous constellation)

Cosmo (Meaning universe)

Stella (Latin for star)

Luna (Moon)

Galaxy (A collection of stars and planets)

Meteor (A fast-moving object in space)

Sol (Referring to the Sun)

Nova (A bright explosion of a star)

Geographical/Nature

Everest (After Mount Everest)

Hudson (Referring to the Hudson River)

Sahara (After the Sahara Desert)

Alaska (A vast and cold state)

Amazon (After the Amazon rainforest)

Rocky (For the Rocky Mountains)

Savannah (A grassland ecosystem)

Bali (A tropical island)

Kodiak (After the Kodiak Island)

Tahoe (After Lake Tahoe)

Roman/Strong Names

Caesar (Julius Caesar, powerful ruler)

Maximus (Roman name meaning “greatest”)

Titan (Roman mythology’s powerful beings)

Brutus (A Roman name of strength)

Aurelius (Roman Emperor)

Octavia (Roman name with strength)

Vesta (Roman goddess of hearth and home)

Cato (A strong Roman name)

Flora (Roman goddess of flowers)

Cassius (Another strong Roman name)

Royalty/Authority

Arthur (King Arthur, legendary king)

Lancelot (A knight of the round table)

Regina (Latin for queen)

Victoria (Queen Victoria)

Kingston (A royal-sounding name)

Royal (A direct nod to royalty)

Empress (Female ruler of an empire)

Crown (Referring to royalty and authority)

Duke (A noble rank)

Monarch (A ruler of a kingdom)

Norse Mythology

Odin (The chief god of Norse mythology)

Thor (Norse god of thunder)

Freya (Norse goddess of love and beauty)

Loki (Norse god of mischief)

Valhalla (The hall of the slain in Norse mythology)

Baldur (A beloved Norse god)

Fenrir (The giant wolf in Norse mythology)

Tyr (Norse god of war)

Heimdall (The Norse god who guards the Bifrost)

Skadi (Norse goddess of winter)

Mischievous/Rebellious

Weasley (The mischievous Weasley family)

Luna (Luna Lovegood, quirky and rebellious)

Fred (Fred Weasley, mischievous twin)

George (George Weasley, the other mischievous twin)

Puck (The mischievous fairy in Shakespeare)

Mischief (As in “Mischief Managed”)

Imp (A small mischievous creature)

Sirius (Sirius Black, rebellious and free-spirited)

Gremlin (A small mischievous creature)

Pixie (A mischievous magical creature)

Old-Time/Vintage

Grimsley (Old-timey sounding name)

Albus (Albus Dumbledore, wise and vintage)

Edgar (A vintage name)

Augustus (Ancient Roman name)

Eleanor (Old-fashioned and vintage)

Wilfred (A traditional and vintage name)

Beatrix (A vintage-sounding name)

Gilderoy (Gilderoy Lockhart, old-fashioned wizard)

Minerva (Professor McGonagall, classic and timeless)

Horace (Professor Slughorn’s old-fashioned name)