Introduction
Havanese Dog Names in Pop Culture
Harold Reginald Williams the Havanese is the best friend of Venus Williams, one of the sisters made famous by their pawesome ability to whack a ball with a racket. Yes, this tennis star got her pooch, who she nicknamed Harry, in 2007 and he is still her best friend, according to those who are closest to her. In fact, Harry even helps Venus with designing her clothing line and her new line, Hari, is named after her ball of fur. It’s true; he really helped her pick out certain colors and patterns for her new line.
Harry also goes along with his tennis star mom Venus to all of her matches, including the U.S. Open, even though it caused a controversial uproar at the time. Needless to say, dogs are now allowed in certain parts of the U.S. Open, thanks to Venus. Unofficially, that is. According to officials, dogs are still not allowed on the grounds. Venus said that she has to have her best friend there with her because he does not care whether she wins or loses; he loves her no matter what, and that is important.
In a recent American Express commercial, Harry was Venus’ costar, and he did great. What a cute pup he is! Although he is over ten years old now, he still looks and acts like a puppy and stays in shape by hanging out with mom Venus in the gym while she works out. Many have said that Harry has even jogged along on his own treadmill right next to his famous tennis momma.
Some of Harry’s favorite things to do include chasing squirrels, chewing on rawhide, watching mom play tennis, and sleeping. Lots of sleeping. He has his own bed in mom’s room and sleeps there most nights when she is home. When they are traveling, Venus brings his bed along, but he usually ends up in the bed with mom anyway. Cuddle time is another favorite pastime for Harry. And eating, he loves to eat.
Some other famous Havanese dogs with celebrity parents include Barbara Walters’ dog Cha Cha Cha, Twilight star Robert Pattison’s pooch, Bear, Daisy Lowe’s furry friend, Monty, and Daniel Tosh’s pup, Castro. Your Havanese does not have to be a superstar to get a super name. We have listed the top thirty male and female Havanese dog names here for you to choose from if you need some help finding the right one.
Havanese Dog Name Considerations
The Havanese breed was discovered in Havana, Cuba in the 1700s, hence the name, and has gotten more popular in the past few decades. It took a while for them to become popular in the United States and they were not recognized by the American Kennel Club until 1996. The silky soft long coat and tiny size give new meaning to the name pocket pet, and these little bundles of fuzz have been finding their way into the hearts of superstars for a long time. However, the Havanese coat does require a lot of maintenance due to their wavy coat and undercoat, so you may opt to have your pooch groomed.
This lovable breed comes in many different color combinations such as brown and white, mahogany, fawn, white, red and white, blue, sable, and brindle. Many owners like to decide on their dog’s name according to their coat or eye color so that you can think along those lines for a name as well. Their feisty personality and charming characteristics also give way to some cute names for your Havanese such as Perky or Handsome. With this little charmer, you can pretty much name them anything because they all have their own individual personality traits.
Male Havanese Dog Names
Votes | Name | Vote |
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Teddy
As in teddy bear
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Gizmo
Small gremlin
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2 |
Peanut
A small nut
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Buddy
Male term of endearment
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Tiny
Very small
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0 |
Cuddles
One you want to hold and squeeze
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Squirt
Adorable youngster
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Rascal
Cunning or smart
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Pepper
Usually for the color black or dark gray
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Munchkin
Mischievous or cheeky
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Button
Cute as a button
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Max
Unique individual
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Little Boy
Small male
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Laptop
Lap dog
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Casey
Irish name for hero
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Jett
The true meaning of life
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Dash
Meaning fast
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-2 |
Cupid
Lover
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-2 |
Squeaky
Small one who squeaks
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-2 |
Chaos
A ball of energy
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-2 |
Nipper
A small male
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-2 |
Perrito
Spanish for puppy
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-2 |
Teenie
As in small
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-2 |
Kewpie
Kewpie doll
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-2 |
Shorty
Someone who is short
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-2 |
Bonbon
Sweet candy
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-2 |
Pipsqueak
A term of endearment for little person
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-2 |
Goober
Term of affection
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-2 |
Midget
A short person
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-2 |
Bonsai
A tiny tree
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Female Havanese Dog Names
Votes | Name | Vote |
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2 |
Rosie
Extraordinary and radiant
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1 |
Molly
Good friend
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1 |
Pixie
Petite and captivating
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1 |
Sassy
Full of sass and energy
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1 |
Penny
Caring and kind
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1 |
Roxy
Sweet and funny
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1 |
Sandy
Cute and caring
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0 |
Venus
Roman Goddess
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Missy
Amazing and flawless
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Minnie
Miniature
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Ladybug
Cute little bug
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Hiccup
Small burst of air
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Ginger
Orange color
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Fifi
Pure in heart
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Empress
Queen
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Duchess
Royal young lady
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Daisy
Pretty flower
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Cutie
Someone who is attractive
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Pequeno
Spanish for little
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Coco
Smart and pretty girl
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Bunny
Small furry animal
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Brandy
Beloved
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Bella
Perfectly beautiful
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Baby
Little one
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Angel
A protective soul
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-1 |
Sweetie
Mushy pet name
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-1 |
Queenie
Royal woman
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-1 |
Princess
The queen's daughter
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-1 |
Tinks
Short for Tinkerbell
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-1 |
Tootsie
Small cute pinky toe
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