Famous Aquarius Dog Names

Introduction

The eleventh sign of the zodiac, Aquarius, the water bearer, is one of only three signs denoted by human figures and is the symbol that is said to represent those born between January 22^nd and February 20^th each year. Aquarians and those with a heavy Aquarian influence, generally tend to be intellectual purists who demand some form of independence but are also concerned with the welfare of humanity. This sign is frequently drawn to technological pursuits or pursuits involving social reform and justice, and although they may sometimes appear to be distant and withdrawn, they are typically tolerant and understanding with most people, even those from very different backgrounds. They typically prefer to control their emotional expressions, some even go so far as to suppress those emotions, but they will freely pour out their ideas and exchange knowledge with anyone who is interested.

Famous Aquarius Dog Names in Pop Culture

Featured Famous Dog with a Famous Aquarius Name

Miss Babe Ruth

George Herman Ruth Jr., better known as Babe Ruth, dominated the field as a baseball player and is frequently referred to as the greatest baseball player ever. He was active from 1914 to 1935 and during his professional tenure became one of the most revered figures of the time, leading Japanese soldiers to hurl the insult “To Hell with Babe Ruth” at American soldiers during the war. He established both batting and pitching records with the MLB, two of which, his slugging percentage at .690 and his on-base plus slugging at 1.164, still stand as of 2018, inspired the term “Ruthian”, to refer to something colossal, dramatic, or something that is done with great power, and was one of the first five inductees into the Baseball Hall of Fame.

When Donald Moore, the president and general manager of the Greensboro Grasshoppers baseball team in Greensboro, N.C., acquired a black Lab in the early 2000s, he gave her the name Miss Babe Ruth, to honor the legendary hitter and pitcher, and trained her to fetch baseball bats and bring baseballs to the umpire in a bucket that was specially adapted with a soft handle for her use and decorated with the word Babe painted on the side. She quickly became a fan favorite, working every game with dedication and enthusiasm, and socializing with players and fans alike. Memorabilia was produced in her honor, including baseball cards, stone coasters, and t-shirts and a statue of herself alongside her slightly less dedicated, but no less enthusiastic brother, Master Yogi Berra, the only canine to be removed from a professional game for relieving himself on the field. Many fans saw Miss Babe Ruth and her brother as a source of joy during the games and statues of the dogs were installed at the park. When Miss Babe Ruth retired in 2015 after delivering balls and bats to players for 649 consecutive games, she was given a grand send-off.

Miss Babe was replaced on the field by her niece, Miss Lou Lou Gehrig, but Miss Babe Ruth didn’t take her retirement lying down; later that same year she presented her decorated bucket, the one she used for her entire career, to the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, NY, and she spent her last years as a roving ambassador for the team, greeting fans and posing for pictures, until she passed away in May of 2018 at twelve years of age.

Famous Aquarius Dog Name Considerations

There are a number of ways to pinpoint the most appropriate name for your new canine companion when choosing from a list of famous or notable individuals. Some people may start with their own hobbies or interests, leading a sports fans to choose a name like Toots, to honor wrestler Toots Mondt, or Ronda, after MMA fighter Ronda Rousey, and those who are musically inclined my prefer names like Alice, for Alice Cooper, Shakira, after singer-songwriter Shakira, or even Yoko, for the creative but divisive wife of the late John Lennon. A fan of the cinematic arts may be more drawn to a name like George, for George Romero, director of the Living Dead movies, or Lillian, in honor of Walt Disney’s wife Lillian Disney, an ink artist in her own right, but those who prefer to read may choose names honoring Aquarian authors like Jules Verne, Ayn Rand, Ransom Riggs, or Judy Blume. Other new pet parents may look to their dog’s personality instead to find the perfect moniker, choosing the first name of a comedian, like Eddie Izzard, Ellen Degeneres, or Teller, for the silent half of the duo Penn & Teller, for a dog that likes to make you laugh, whereas a dog with the need for speed may end up with, a name like Enzo, for race car driver and developer Enzo Ferrari.

Male Famous Aquarius Dog Names

Votes	Name	Vote
1	Abraham The 16th President Abraham Lincoln, born February 12th, helped to preserve the Union and abolished slavery in the United States during the American Civil War
1	Alice Heavy metal rocker Alice Cooper, born February 4th, is known as the Godfather of Shock Rock
1	Babe Baseball legend Babe Ruth, born February 6th, was also known as The Great Bambino and The Sultan of Swing
1	Charles English novelist Charles Dickens, born February 7th, left school at a young age due to his father’s imprisonment and advocated for social reform in his writings
1	Clark Leading Man Clark Gable, born February 1st, was sometimes referred to as The King of Hollywood
1	Eddie English comedian and actor Eddie Izzard, born February 7th, was once referred to as “The Lost Python” by John Cleese of the Monty Python Troupe
1	Jerry The television host of the outlandish self-titled Jerry Springer show was born February 13th
1	Lewis The eccentric author Lewis Carroll, born January 27th wrote fantasy based books like Alice in Wonderland and Sylvie and Bruno
1	Norman Enduring artist Norman Rockwell, born February 3rd, is best known for his Saturday Evening Post illustrations and images of American life
1	Ronald Actor and statesman Ronald Reagan, born February 6th, became the 40th president of the United States in 1981
-1	Ashton Actor Ashton Kutcher, born February 7th, has become a successful venture capitalist who also established an international human rights organization
-1	Buzz One of the first people to step foot on the moon, astronaut Buzz Aldrin, born January 20th, became a writer of both science fiction novels and children’s books
-1	Christian Actor Christian Bale, born January 30th, is a supporter of several charities including Greenpeace and Sea Shepherd Conservation
-1	Christiano Portuguese soccer player Christiano Ronaldo, born February 5th, was ranked as the world’s highest-paid athlete by Forbes in both 2016 and 2017
-1	Dog Bounty hunter Duane Chapman, better known as Dog the Bounty Hunter, televised his efforts to track down and confront bail jumpers
-1	Elijah Prolific and well-known actor Elijah Wood, born January 28th, was a critically acclaimed actor by the age of nine
-1	Enzo Italian race car driver Enzo Ferrari, born February 18th, later founded the Ferrari car company
-1	Felipe Felipe VI of Spain, born January 30th, became the youngest monarch in Europe when he succeeded his father in 2014
-1	Galileo Italian scientist and artist Galileo Galilei, born February 15th, was known as the father of modern observational astronomy, and modern physics and science
-1	George Iconic director George Romero, born February 4th, was known as the Godfather of all Zombies
-1	Grigori Grigori Rasputin, the mysterious adviser to the royal family of Russia during their downfall, was born January 21st
-1	John Founding father John Hancock, born January 23rd, was also the President of the Continental Congress
-1	Jules Author Jules Verne, born February 8th, is sometimes referred to as the Father of Science Fiction
-1	Phil English drummer and record producer Phil Collins, born January 30th, started out as a child actor in the 1960s but was quickly drawn to music
-1	Ransom Ransom Riggs, the author of the imaginative and best-selling Peculiar Children series, was born February 3rd
-1	Teller The silent partner in the long-standing comedic magic act Penn & Teller, Raymond Teller, was born February 14th
-1	Toots Professional wrestler Joseph “Toots” Mondt, born January 18th, transformed the wrestling industry as a promoter in the 1920s
-1	Wayne Hockey great Wayne Gretzky, born January 26th, was a four-time Stanley Cup Champion who broke several hockey and skating records
-1	Wilhelm Born January 27th, the last Kaiser of Germany, Kaiser Wilhelm II, fled to the Netherlands after abandoning the throne
-1	Wolfgang Prolific classic composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, born January 27th, composed and performed for royalty when he was five years old

Female Famous Aquarius Dog Names

Votes	Name	Vote
0	Alice Alice Walker, born February 9th, is the poet and author responsible for the book The Color Purple, a Pulitzer Prize and National Book Award-winning novel
0	Ayn Author Ayn Rand, born February 2nd, is best known for her thought-provoking philosophical novels such as Atlas Shrugged
0	Bessie The first black woman to earn a pilot’s license, Bessie Coleman, born January 26th, moved from America to France to pursue her dreams
0	Chloe Actress Chloe Grace Moretz, born February 10th, is a prolific actress who has earned several awards over the last decade
0	Christina Actress Christina Ricci, born February 12th, is also the national spokesperson for the Rape, Abuse, & Incest National Network
0	Ellen Comedian and popular talk show host Ellen DeGeneres, born January 26th, also voiced the character Dory in Finding Nemo and the sequel, Finding Dory
0	Eva Hungarian actress and socialite Eva Gabor, born February 11th, was best known for her role on the television show Green Acres
0	Geena Actress Geena Davis, born January 21st, sponsored the largest research project undertaken in children’s entertainment due to an imbalance in the ratio of male to female characters
0	Jillian Personal trainer Jillian Michaels, born February 18th, is famous for her blend of kickboxing, pilates, plyometrics, weight training, and yoga
0	Judy Judy Blume, the beloved children’s novelist responsible for books like Superfudge, The One in the Middle is the Green Kangaroo, and Are You There God, It’s me, Margaret, was born February 12th
0	Laura Born February 7th, Laura Ingalls Wilder, author of the autobiographical Little House on the Prairie Series of books that later became a well-known television show
0	Lillian Born on February 15th, Lillian Disney, wife of Walt Disney and an illustrator in her own right, was credited with giving Mickey Mouse his name
0	Lydia Lydia Maria Child, born February 11th, best known for her poem Over the River and Through the Woods, also fought for the rights of Native Americans and the emancipation of slaves
0	Mariska Actress Mariska Hargitay, born January 23rd, is best known for her long-standing role as Detective Olivia Benson, for which she has won Emmy and Golden Globe Awards
0	Mary Born February 18th, the Queen of England and Ireland, Mary I of England, was known as Bloody Mary for her violent restoration of Roman Catholicism in England
0	Mia Golden Globe-winning actress Mia Farrow, born February 9th, is also a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador
0	Minnie British actress Minnie Driver, known for her portrayal of strong, sharp-tongued women, was born January 31st
0	Molly Actress Molly Ringwald, born February 18th, is considered to be one of the members of the Brat Pack
0	Oprah Named by Time Magazine as the most influential woman in the world, Oprah Winfrey was born January 29th
0	Paris Socialite and heiress Paris Hilton, born February 17th, is known as being famous for being famous
0	Peggy NASA biochemist and astronaut Peggy Whitson, born February 9th, has earned many commendations and awards as well as breaking a number of space-related records
0	Ronda American wrestler, mixed martial artist, and judoka Ronda Rousey, born February 1st, was the first American woman to win an Olympic Gold Medal in judo
0	Rosa Civil Rights activist Rosa Parks, born February 4th, also worked alongside Martin Luther King Jr to combat racism
0	Shakira Born February 2nd, dancer, singer, and songwriter Shakira is the most awarded Latin female artist with 341 awards including three Grammy awards
0	Sheryl Singer and songwriter Sheryl Crow, born February 11th, has earned nine Grammy Awards and sold more than 50 million records worldwide
0	Toni Born February 18th, Toni Morrison, best known for her Pulitzer Prize-winning novel Beloved, is also a Professor Emeritus at Princeton University
0	Vanna Long-time co-host of the game show Wheel of Fortune, Vanna White, born February 18th, has a line of yarn called Vanna’s Choice
0	Virginia Author Virginia Woolf, born January 25th, was known for her modernist, fragmented style of writing
-1	Yoko Artist, musician, and activist Yoko Ono, born February 18th, has often been blamed for the breakup of the Beatles
-1	Zsa Zsa Hungarian actress and socialite Zsa Zsa Gabor, born February 6th, was known for her habit of calling people “dahlink” and for her many marriages