Introduction
For decades Walt Disney Studios has provided us with excellent entertainment and the Beverly Hills Chihuahua movie series is no exception. With true Disney flair we're carried into the life of this rich Chihuahua who gets lost in Mexico. Chloe is used to living in the lap of luxury but when she gets dognapped, life gets rough. Chloe's not a quitter, though, and is determined to get home despite the dangers. If you hope your new dog will also be brave, determined, and loyal, perhaps it needs a Beverly Hills Chihuahua influenced name.
Beverly Hills Chihuahua Inspired Dog Names in Pop Culture
Chloe weighs 3 pounds and only has two teeth. She also has a very long tongue that she likes to show off. Despite all that, however, Chloe is a pretty girl who loves to be pampered.
Chloe didn't always live such a fine life, however. She was bred to be a dog with one purpose in life: to make more dogs. Chloe didn't quite live up to expectations, though. She was too small to be a mommy so as far as her original owners were concerned she was useless so they gave her away. She was passed around from one family member to another and finally, when the people who cared for her the most grew too frail to care for her and no one else wanted her, she was going to be given away to anybody on Facebook who would take her.
Finding a new home for a senior dog is never easy but in this case, the timing was perfect. Dorie had lost her own senior dog recently and was in the market for a new one. Since she'd always been a fan of senior dogs, Chloe was in luck. When Dorie met her it was love at first sight.
Dorie adopted Chloe and wanted to keep her previous owners updated on how she was doing, so she started an Instagram account for Chloe. To her surprise, the little dog turned out to be a real ham. She loved the camera. Dorie started playing with the account, taking cute pics of Chloe in her outfits. There were also humorous captions of what might be going through her mind. And with a title like 'Chloe Kardoggian' the account immediately captured attention and Chloe became a near instant celebrity.
Dorie wanted to use the dog's popularity for good so she began advocating for senior dogs and dogs in need of adoption. She's been on the Today show, been written up in Buzzfeed, People.com, and PopSugar. She has her own line of merchandise, and is the star of many art pieces.
Of course, Dorie is getting older and has some health concerns. She was diagnosed with pulmonary hypertension, a condition that is not unusual in small, aging dogs, but Dorie makes sure she takes her medication daily and is also given natural supplements for her health. Chloe continues to live a big life, working to help other senior dogs, and enjoying being a celebrity. What a big heart in such a little dog.
Beverly Hills Chihuahua Inspired Dog Name Considerations
The most important thing to remember is to choose a name you like. You need to be comfortable saying the name and, if there are children in the family, it needs to be easy for them to pronounce as well. The dog needs to be able to recognize it, too, so a fairly short name will work best. Two to three syllables max usually works well, especially ones that includes hard consonants like b's and n's.
Color, size, breed, and personality are all things to consider when naming your dog. Watch your dog closely for the first couple of days. Is there anything distinctive about him? Does he waddle when he walks or does he seem to sleep a lot? Maybe your dog loves to play or is a piglet when it comes to food. All of these things can give you clues to what your dog's name ought to be. It needs to fit your personality and the dog's! Take these canine traits and relate them to the Beverly Hills Chihuahua movie; selecting the perfect moniker will be easier than you think.
It's also a good idea to avoid names that sound like commands. For instance Ray sounds too much like stay and Jake sounds like shake. Names of other family members or friends who are around frequently should also be avoided to eliminate confusion.
Naming your dog is a big decision. Think how many times you'll be saying it over the years. It needs to come natural and suit your personality. Names we choose give a little peek into your make up, what you love, and how you think. Choose a name from our list that everyone will think is perfect for the furry love of your life.
Male Beverly Hills Chihuahua Inspired Dog Names
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Pedro
One of the puppies in parts 2 and 3
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2 |
Papi
The gardener's dog.
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1 |
Delgado
A friendly German Shepherd who helps Chloe the Chihuahua
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1 |
Sam
The gardener
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1 |
Vasquez
The ringleader of the dogfight gang
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1 |
Ramirez
A police officer
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1 |
Andy
Andy Garcia was the voice of Delgado
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1 |
George
George Lopez spoke the role of Papi
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1 |
Chico
An iguana
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1 |
Manuel
This character was a rat
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1 |
Chucho
Chucho was a mongrel dog
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1 |
Sebastian
A Pug dog
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1 |
Rafa
A Pit Bull
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1 |
Alexander
Alexander Williams, animation supervisor for the movie
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1 |
Heitor
Heitor Pereira wrote the musical score for Beverly Hills Chihuahua
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1 |
Walter
Walter Addlego was a critic who enjoyed this show
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1 |
Levi
Levi L. Spiro directed part 3
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1 |
Marcus
Marcus Coloma played the part of Sam Cortez
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1 |
Kyle
Kyle Glass played Lester
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1 |
Montague
Jason Brooks played Mr. Montague
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1 |
Logan
Logan Grove played Papi Jr. in part 3
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1 |
Oscar
A part played by Jake Busey
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1 |
Cedric
Cedric Yarbrough played Hollis
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1 |
Frederick
Played by Sam Pancake
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1 |
Raja
Raja Gosnell directed the first part of the series
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1 |
Manolo
Manolo Cardona played Sam Cortez
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0 |
El Diablo
A mean Doberman
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0 |
Montezuma
A long-haired Chihuahua
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-1 |
Rodriguez
Paul Rodriguez did the voice of Chico
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-1 |
Placido
Placido Domingo did the voice of Montezuma
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Female Beverly Hills Chihuahua Inspired Dog Names
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Charlotte
Papi Jr.'s love interest
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Chloe
The star of the show
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Drew
Drew Barrymore was the voice of Chloe
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Jamie
Jamie Lee Curtis played Vivian Ashe, Chloe's owner
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0 |
Piper
Piper Perabo had the role of Rachel Ashe
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Angela
A part played by Ali Hillis
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Rachel
The irresponsible niece of Vivian Ashe
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Rita
A stunt dog who filled in for Chloe
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Valerie
Valerie Gomez was played by Maury Sterling
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Delta
A toy Poodle
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Loretta
Loretta Devine did the voice of Delta
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Angel
The name of the dog who subbed for Chloe
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Maria
Maria was a sociologist in this film
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Sabrina
An editor of Beverly Hills Chihuahua
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Odette
Odette Annable did the voice of Chloe in part 3
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Erin
Erin Cahill played Rachel in part 3
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Amelia
This part was played by Frances Fisher
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Jenny
Played by Brianna Lane in part 3
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Rosa
Played by Kay Panabaker in part 3
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0 |
Emily
Emily Osment did the voice of Pep
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Laila
A part played by Madison Pettis
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Lacey
Lacey Chabert was the voice of Charlotte
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Brianna
Brianna Lane played Jenny
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Jillian
A part played by Cara Santana
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0 |
Madison
Madison Pettis played Laila
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-1 |
Analisa
Analisa LaBianco was one the writers of the screenplay
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-1 |
Sara
Sara White was the producer of part 3
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-1 |
Raini
Raini Rodriguez sang "Living Your Dreams" in part 3
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-1 |
Chantily
Chantilly Spalan was the original Rosa
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-1 |
Chiquita
Means little girl in Spanish
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