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150 Harry Potter Dog Names: Wizard Inspiration for Your Pet

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If you are a Harry Potter fan, you might want to use that as inspiration for a name for your latest pup. After all, what better to do than name your adorable pup after one of these well-named characters in J.K. Rowling’s incredible books?

It can be difficult trying to remember all of the unique names, words, and spells associated with this series. So, we wanted to make your life a little easier! Here are the witchy and wizardly names for your dog!

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How to Name a Dog

Naming your dog is a big deal! After all, you are committing to calling them something for the rest of their life. Once they learn it, you really can’t change it. So, how exactly do you make that final decision?

Pick Your Favorite Character

You can never go wrong by choosing your favorite character to name your dog after. You may love Harry Potter or Hagrid the most. Let’s pretend your favorite character is Hermione Granger. You can use Hermione for a female cat, and for a male cat, Granger.

Draw a Name Out of a Hat

If you have several great Harry Potter names in mind, you could always draw a name out of the hat and see what happens. You’ll have a new name quickly, and you don’t have to worry about it anymore.

Take a Poll

If you are a person who loves getting people’s opinions online, you could always try to make a poll. Your friends or acquaintances can give their two cents if they are fellow Harry Potter fans.

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Ask Harry Potter-Loving Pals

Is anyone in your family a big Harry Potter fan? If so, you can reach out to them to help you decide. Who would be better to help than people who love this film as much as you?

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Male Names from Harry Potter

Here’s a comprehensive list of male characters from Harry Potter. You can go with the first name, last name, or both.

  • Harry (Potter)
  • Ron (Weasley)
  • Tom (Riddle)
  • Albus (Dumbledore)
  • Sirius (Black)
  • Severus (Snape)
  • Gellert (Grindelwald)
  • Lucius (Malfoy)
  • Rubeus (Hagrid)
  • James (Potter)
  • Ludo (Bagman)
  • Terry (Boot)
  • Amycus (Carrow)
  • Reginald (Cattermole)
  • Dennis (Creevey)
  • Dirk (Cresswell)
  • Barty (Crouch)
  • John (Dawlish)
  • Armando (Dippet)
  • Elphias (Doge)
  • Fabian (Prewett)
  • Vernon (Dursley)
  • Percival (Dumbledore)
  • Filius (Flitwick)
  • Cornelius (Fudge)
  • Morfin (Gaunt)
  • Goyle
  • Gregorovitch
  • Gellert (Grindelwald)
  • Igor (Karkaroff)
  • Gilderoy (Lockhart)
  • Neville (Longbottom)
  • Viktor (Krum)
  • Remus (Lupin)
  • Walden (Macnair)
  • Scorpius (Malfoy)
  • Ernie (Macmillan)
  • Cormac (McLaggen)
  • Alastor (Moody)
  • Theodore (Nott)
  • Garrick (Ollivander)
  • Peter (Pettigrew)
  • Quirinus (Quirrell)
  • Augustus (Rookwood)
  • Newt (Scamander)
  • Kingsley (Shacklebolt)
  • Stan (Shunpike)
  • Pius (Thicknesse)
  • Wilkie (Twycross)
  • Oliver (Wood)
  • Mundungus (Fletcher)
  • Corban (Yaxley)
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Female Names from Harry Potter

And here are the names of female Harry Potter characters.

  • Hermoine (Granger)
  • Luna (Lovegood)
  • Ginny (Weasley)
  • Bellatrix (Lestrange)
  • Petunia (Dursley)
  • Lucretia (Prewett)
  • Bathilda (Bagshot)
  • Fleur (Delacour)
  • Poppy (Pomfrey)
  • Cedrella (Weasley)
  • Cassiopeia (Black)
  • Violetta (Black)
  • Rita (Skeeter)
  • Pansy (Parkinson)
  • Leta (Lestrange)
  • Ernestina (Abutor)
  • Dolores (Umbridge)
  • Emmeline (Vance)
  • Lily (Potter)
  • Padma (Patil)
  • Parvati (Patil)
  • Eloise (Midgen)
  • Sadie (Baldock)
  • Millicent (Bagshot)
  • Helga (Hufflepuff)
  • Gwendoline (Babcock)
  • Effie (Bones)
  • Justine (Britnell)
  • Bunty (Broadcare)
  • Verucca (Buckthorn-Snyde)
  • Lethia (Burnley)
  • Eunice (Cabanart)
  • Belvina (Burke)
  • Trisha (Buttermore)
  • Madam Malkin
  • Narcissa (Malfoy)
  • Lavender (Brown)
  • Noreen (Blainey)
  • Lysandra (Blackwood)
  • Walburga (Black)
  • Misapinoa (Black)
  • Lycoris (Black)
  • Iola (Black)
  • Dorea (Black)
  • Penelope (Clearwater)
  • Sophie (Berger)
  • Angelina (Appleby)
  • Tasmin (Applebee)
  • Josefina (Calderon)
  • Abigail (Cankus)
  • Marge (Dursley)
  • Myrtle (Moaning Myrtle)
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Names of Familiars in Harry Potter

Didn’t see a name you liked up above? Why not name your dog after one of the familiars in Harry Potter?

  • Crookshanks
  • Hedwig
  • Fang
  • Fawkes
  • Fire Crab
  • Kneazle
  • Pidgeon
  • Scabbers
  • Puffskein

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Names of Spells in Harry Potter

If you want a truly unique name for your dog, here are some of the spells used in the books and movies.

  • Lumos
  • Alohomora
  • Avada Kedavra
  • Expelliarmus
  • Accio
  • Wingardium
  • Leviosa
  • Obliviate
  • Protego
  • Reparo
  • Stupefy
  • Engorgio
  • Erecto
  • Riddikulus
  • Episkey
  • Expulsion
  • Patronus
  • Furnunculus
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Names of Random Things in Harry Potter

Finally, here is a collection of Harry Potter names that didn’t fit into one of the above categories.

  • Ravenclaw
  • Hufflepuff
  • Slytherin
  • Gryffindor
  • Mandrake
  • Hippogriff
  • Augurey
  • Acromantula
  • Basilisk
  • Diricawl
  • Lethifold
  • Quintaped
  • Centaur
  • Grindylow
  • Werewolf
  • Troll
  • Billywig
  • Nundu
  • Dementor

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Conclusion

So now that you have seen several phenomenal Harry Potter name choices. You don’t even have to name them after a person since there are plenty of interesting words, phrases, and spells in the films and books.

So, now that you see them all laid out for the picking, which one will it be?


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