Here is a list of female literary dog names. You’ll find great girl dog names from a variety of books. Enjoy!
Agatha – “I’m a real page turner.” This girl dog has a certain air of mystery.
Alice – “Things keep getting ‘curioser’ and ‘curioser.'”
Anna – The tragic title character of the classic book “Anna Karenina.” One of the excellent female literary dog names.
Annie – Your adopted, orange-colored, orphan-girl dog.
Beauty – A great name for your solid black female dog.
Carrie – “I’m your lovably telekinetic dog.” She is the title character of a Stephen King novel.
Christine – This female dog can quickly turn evil towards any prowler. Another Stephen King title character literary name.
Damsel – A very old poetic term for a maiden.
Desdemona – The wife of Othello in the Shakespearean tragedy. Mad with jealousy over Desdemona, Othello kills himself. This girl dog inspires irrational devotion.
Drama – This female dog is always on stage.
Elf – “I’m your little-bitty mischievous puppy.”
Emma – The title of a book by the great English novelist Jane Austen. One of the classic female literary dog names.
Evangeline – The title of a famous long-narrative poem by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.
Fable – “I enjoy a good story as much as the next dog.”
Friday – “I’m your right-hand dog.”
Gretel – The famous girl from the Grimm’s fairy tale Hansel and Gretel. She and her brother Hansel were almost shoved in an oven by a wicked witch who lived in a house made of candy.
Harper – Harper Lee was a female author who wrote the classic work, “To Kill a Mockingbird.”
Jane – “I have no use for Tarzan anymore.”
Juliet – This girl dog cannot contain her passionate nature. One of the more popular female literary dog names.
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Dogs cannot see as well as man.
Louisa – She’s your favorite little-woman dog.
Munchkin – “Follow the yellow brick road.”
Pokey – “I take my time getting from point A to point B.”
Rapunzel – A great literary female dog name for any long-haired breed.
Raven – A solid-black dog who rather enjoys poetry.
Scarlett – The main female character in “Gone With the Wind.”
Scout – The brilliant little girl and narrator in “To Kill a Mockingbird.”
Sheena – This female dog is the Queen of the jungle.
Titania – The queen of fairyland in Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream.” An excellent female name for any toy-breed of dog.
Tinkerbell – Your little-bitty fairy girl dog. Here are more small female dog names.
Verona – An Italian city. It provides the setting for “Romeo and Juliet.”