Frequency Inspired Dog Names

Introduction

Frequency is a popular science fiction movie that came out in 2000 and became a television series in 2016. It is about a young man named John who is an NYPD detective. He gets his father’s old ham radio from a family friend, only to find out that he can talk to his father on it, but his dad died 30 years before when John was six years old. The father and son get to know each other on the radio, and John warns his father about his impending death, trying to keep him from dying. However, the act backfires as it changes the future too much. John and his father end up solving a murder together about the Nightingale serial killer, and they figure out a way to stop his dad from dying in the end.

Frequency Inspired Dog Names in Pop Culture

Featured Famous Dog with a Frequency Inspired Name

Frank

There aren’t too many aliens as cute as this one. Frank the Pug plays a Remoolian extraterrestrial species who is in disguise as a Pug dog. In the first “Men in Black” film, Frank is an FBI informant who tries to help Agent J and Agent K save the Arquillians and the Earth against the Bugs. In “Men in Black II,” Frank has a bigger role because the director, Barry Sonnenfeld, enjoyed his performance in the first film and he became so popular.

In fact, in his second appearance on the hit film with Will Smith, Frank plays an employee in the mailroom at the Men in Black (MIB) headquarters. When Chief Zed asks Agent J to investigate a murder, he informs the Chief that he no longer has a partner, so Frank volunteers and he becomes Agent F. However, Agent J is not happy with Frank because he talks too much and insists on singing cheesy songs like “I Will Survive” by Gloria Gaynor and “Who Let the Dogs Out” by the Baha Men.

After trying to deal with Agent F making jokes about the dead man, scaring the witnesses, and attacking the other agents for laughing at him, Agent J talks Chief Zed into letting him bring Agent K back. Frank is then offered a job as Chief Zed’s personal assistant, and he takes the position because it has better dental insurance. Agents J and K go on to solve the crime and save the day.

Frank also appears in the music video on the soundtrack for the movie, “Black Suits Comin' (Nod Ya Head)” by Will Smith where he actually pulls the plug on Will Smith’s performance. In “Men in Black III,” Frank does not play in the movie, but his photo is on a billboard in Coney Island advertised as “The Incredible Speaking Pug.” The little Pug also appears in a few episodes of the “Men in Black” series playing the same roles he did in both of the movies.

Frank the Pug was played by a Pug named Mushu and his voice is provided by Tim Blaney, who is a puppeteer and voice actor. Mushu lived with his trainer, Cristie Miele, and eight other pooches on a 20-acre ranch. Before playing Frank the Pug, Mushu played Otis in the 1986 movie “Milo and Otis.” Unfortunately, Mushu passed away before “Men in Black III” was filmed and that is why he was not in the movie.

Frequency Inspired Dog Name Considerations

When you decide to get a new furry family member, there are a lot of things you need to consider. For example, it is important to get your doggo a good veterinarian, some great toys, healthy food, and a comfy bed. You also need to figure out a fitting name for your canine kid. You can name your pooch after one of the characters or stars of the movie, “Frequency,” or you can choose to give your pupster a title that pertains to fire or firefighting.

For example, Hero or Lucky are awesome names for any pooch, Siren is great for a loud dog, and Inferno would be a cute name for a large pup. And if you have an orange dog, you can choose between Sparky, Blaze, or Cindy. For that red-coated poochie, how about Ember? And Dusty or Ashley can be terrific names for a gray doggy. Alternatively, Kalama is the Hawaiian name for flame, Le Feu means fire in French, Seraphina means fiery one in Latin, and Edana is Irish for fire. Maui is the God of Fire and Vesta is the Guardian of the Sacred Fire so they would be awesome names too. Here are some of our favorites.

Male Frequency Inspired Dog Names

Votes	Name	Vote
0	Frank The FDNY firefighter and star of the show
0	Dennis Dennis Quaid played Frank Sullivan
0	Jim Jim Caviezel played John Sullivan
0	Sullivan John Sullivan was played by Jim Caviezel
0	Shawn Shawn Doyle played Jack Shepard
0	Andre Andre Braugher played Satch DeLeon
0	Satch An old friend of Frank’s
0	Gordo John’s friend, Gordon Hersch
0	Daniel Daniel Henson played young Johnny Sullivan (6 yrs old)
0	Jordan Jordan Bridges played Graham Gibson
0	Stephen Stephen Joffe played young Gordo Hersch (8 yrs old)
0	Jack Jack McCormack played Commander Butch O'Connell
0	Butch Played by Peter MacNeill
0	Michael Michael Cera played Gordy Jr. (10 yrs old)
0	Richard Richard Sali played Chuck Hayes
0	Nesbitt Nesbitt Blaisdell played Fred Shepard
0	Fred Played by Nesbitt Blaisdell
0	Rocco Rocco Sisto played Daryl Simpson
0	Dick Dick Cavett played himself
0	Brian Brian Greene played himself
0	John John Di Benedetto played Con Ed Supervisor
0	Serpico Terry Serpico played Con Ed Worker #1
0	Brantley Brantley Bush played the Young Intern
0	David David Huband played Lounge Bartender
0	Lucky Great name for any dog
0	Sparky Perfect for an orange dog
0	Phoenix A mythological creature who rose from the ashes
0	Dusty Awesome for a gray dog
0	Egan Means fire in Gaelic
0	Hero Excellent name for any pup

Female Frequency Inspired Dog Names

Votes	Name	Vote
0	Elizabeth Elizabeth Mitchell played Julia Sullivan
0	Marin Marin Hinkle played Sissy Clark
0	Joan Joan Heney played Laura Shepard
0	Kirsten Kirsten Bishop played Carrie Reynolds
0	Errico Melissa Errico played Samantha Thomas
0	Rosemary Rosemary De Angelis played Mrs. Finelli
0	Melissa Melissa Fitzgerald played Linda Hersch
0	Jessica Jessica Meyer played the Teenage Runaway
0	Nicole Nicole Brier played the Stoned Teenage Girl
0	Karen Karen Glave played Lanni DeLeon
0	Lanni Played by Karen Glave
0	Catherine Catherine Burdon played Young Woman #1
0	Jennifer Jennifer Baxter played Young Woman #2
0	Brigitte Brigitte Kingsley played the Bar Waitress
0	Nancy Nancy E.L. Ward played the Nosy Neighbor
0	Ashley Great for a white or gray dog
0	Cindy As in cinder, and a great name for an orange pooch
0	Ember The perfect name for a red canine
0	Kalama The Hawaiian name for flame
0	Cendrillon Means little ashes in French
0	Blaze An excellent name for an orange pup
0	Inferno Great name for a large pooch
0	Siren Cute name for a loud doggo
0	Torch Awesome for an orange dog
0	Le Feu Means fire in French
0	Maui The God of Fire
0	Seraphina Means fiery one in Latin
0	Edana Irish word for fire
0	Vesta Guardian of the Sacred Fire
0	Necia Means fiery and passionate in French