Dog Names that Start with Mo

Moose was made famous in the 90s sit-com Fraiser. Moose was the Parson Russel Terrier that played Eddie throughout the television show. He was the youngest of his littermates who were all born on Christmas Eve of 1990. After only six months of training, Moose landed the role on Fraiser. In the show, he is known for his long stares and his ability to pester Fraiser.

Moose has been on a number of magazine covers due to his celebrity, and he even has his own calendar. There was even an autobiography written about Moose by Brian Hargrove, who is the husband of David Hyde Pierce, the actor who plays Niles Crane on the show. Moose also starred in the Movie My Dog Skip before he retired in 2000. This famous pooch was also in Coach print ads and Rold Gold pretzel television commercials during his career.

Moose's son, Enzo, was originally bred to replace him on Fraiser when the show proved its popularity. Enzo had a sister named Miko and a brother named Moosie. When it was determined that Moosie wouldn't be on the show, he was adopted by Peri Gilpin who played Roz Doyle on the show.

There is another famous dog named Moose! This pooch is from the Midwest and has a large social media following. Moose is a 13-year-old Basset Hound that is internet famous for being large and goofy. Moose lives in Kansas City with his owner Jess. Moose has his own social media accounts where fans can see all of his adventures. According to his Facebook page, Moose has a brother named Mr. Floyd, who is also a Basset Hound. The pair enjoys eating, sleeping, walks, chasing rabbits, and spending time with their human family. His page also says that he is the winner of the Longest Ears on the Block Award.

Mops is another famous dog whose name starts with Mo. Mops is the dog of Marie Antoinette. The pooch is a Pug, which are now beloved and adored for their unique personalities and features. In the 17th century, however, these dogs had longer snouts. Mops has been described as tawny. He wasn't allowed to come to France with his owner, so he was forced to go back home to Austria without her. In Caroline Weber's Queen of Fashion, it is said that Mops wasn't allowed in France because a dog could harm the new royal's image. Later, Mops was reunited with Marie in France. Mops wasn't the only dog that Marie Antoinette called her own. She also had a spaniel named Thisbe.