Winnie the Pooh Dog Names

Introduction

Deep in the Hundred Acre Wood where Christopher Robin plays, you’ll find a dog name? We think so. A.A. Milne’s unforgettable cast of characters bear monikers that are undeniable. If you’re a fan of the timeless Winnie the Pooh lineup, enjoy walking down memory lane and searching for your dog’s title. As you read about beloved Pooh, Piglet, Tigger, Eeyore, Rabbit, Owl, and more, be inspired by their personalities and appearances. For so many of us, we grew up alongside these adorable animals, and their stories taught us what’s important in life. Get ready to discover a great tag for your tubby little cubby all stuffed with fluff!

Winnie the Pooh Dog Names in Pop Culture

Featured Famous Dog with a Winnie the Pooh Name

Chloe

We already know that Winnie the Pooh, Christopher Robin, and company are adorable. But what happens when you dress a mini Frenchie up as Pooh Bear? Overwhelming cuteness happens, that’s what! Chloe has an Instagram still, and it stands as a memorial to the beauty, joy, outright laughter, and love she shared with all who followed her. If you scroll through the photos, you’ll quickly see her Winnie costume, but she was not always dressed up. She lived in her own skin on many days, and she lived quite a pampered life. You can see that her owner, Loni Edwards, absolutely adored her.

Like Winnie the Pooh, Chloe had her own little world, a realm that was a bit more upscale than the Hundred Acre Wood, though. She often could be found nestled among the bed sheets in her teeny bathrobe or even getting her nails done. She posed among doggie treats and glasses of shimmering champagne. Talk about spoiled (in the best ways)! But something tells me this Frenchie would have been great friends with the lovable Milne characters we’ve come to know and treasure. She certainly had a heart of gold.

Chloe passed away when she was only four years old but not before she left a positive mark on the planet. She made an appearance in Vogue for her unique, puppy fashion sense, and for her second birthday party, she celebrated with a silent auction that raised funds for the Humane Society of New York. We’ll go ahead and say that her YouTube channel is not to be missed. You can find plenty of charitable acts and events that were hosted by this sweetheart of a dog. Chloe is still inspiring us though she’s no longer here.

Today, Chloe stands as a reminder that life should be filled with fun and grace. Even if our time is short, we can accomplish much and bring a smile to so many through our simple acts of kindness. She was actually half the size of a French Bulldog; though she was tiny, she made a huge impact on her community and her followers around the globe.

She made the perfect Winnie the Pooh, that’s for sure! When you watch the video of her Pooh Halloween costume, you’ll ooh and aww over the Frenchie resting in place. But when she begins to walk, that’s when the magic happens. You’re transported into the land of Christopher Robin’s “enchanted neighborhood of Christopher’s childhood days!”

Winnie the Pooh Dog Name Considerations

“Winnie” or “Pooh” seems like the obvious choices if your pooch is yellow or a tubby little cubby. But you could even take names from the Winnie the Pooh theme song that many of us learned as children: “Willy,” “Nilly,” “Silly,” “Tubby,” “Cubby,” “Stuffy,” or “Fluffy.” Further, you can review the list of characters below. You might like calling your fur baby “Piglet,” “Eeyore,” “Tigger,” “Kanga,” or “Darby.” Between the A.A. Milne books and all the animated and movie versions of these Pooh Bear adventures, you’re sure to find a moniker that suits your pet.

What does Winnie the Pooh love more than maybe even Christopher Robin? “Honey” or “Bee” would make a great title for your dog. Some of the scary Pooh villains or imagined monsters might even be appealing: “Heffalump,” “Woozle,” “Jagular,” “Zilla,” “Wooster,” “Stan,” or “Lumpy.” If you’re looking for pairs of names, try “Rumbly and Tumbly,” “Pooh and Piglet,” or “Christopher and Robin.” At the mention of these names, your friends and family will immediately recognize the reference. Pooh Bear and friends are ingrained in our culture, and many of us have learned valuable lessons from this silly old bear! Use the name guide below as inspiration, and have fun selecting the pawfect tag for that collar.

Male Winnie the Pooh Dog Names

Votes	Name	Vote
5	Tigger After the hyper stuffed tiger that bounces around on his tail
4	Pooh After the main stuffed bear himself
3	Eeyore After this rather depressed and pessimistic donkey
3	Lumpy The young purple Heffalump
2	Piglet After Pooh’s best (and fearful) piggy buddy
1	Rabbit After this head-strong, bossy, and sometimes grumpy rabbit
1	Christopher For the owner of all the toys, Christopher Robin
1	Willy “Willy, nilly, silly old bear…”
1	Heffalump For the elephant-like monsters
1	Buck Grandad Buck is Rabbit’s grandfather
1	Bugs After those pesky green insects that invade Rabbit’s garden
1	Dexter Owl’s young cousin
0	Robin Referring to the wonderful boy, Christopher Robin
0	Alan After A.A. Milne, the creator and author of Winnie the Pooh
0	Alexander After A.A. Milne, the author of the fabulous stories of Winnie the Pooh
0	Owl After the wise sage with a bird’s eye view
0	Woozle For the weasel-like monsters
0	Jagular For the jaguar-like monsters
0	Robert After Uncle Robert, Owl’s uncle
0	Gopher He whistles his words
0	Buster Darby’s pet puppy
0	Long John After Long John Cottontail
0	Skippy Christopher Robin’s neighbor’s sheepdog
0	Wooster A nice, giant woozle
0	Stan A gangster woozle
0	Henry After Henry Rush, the beetle
0	Rush Referring to the beetle, Henry Rush
0	Hundred For the Hundred Acre Wood, inhabited by Pooh and pals
0	Acre For the Hundred Acre Wood, where Pooh and pals seek adventure
0	Wood The Hundred Acre Wood is a magical place

Female Winnie the Pooh Dog Names

Votes	Name	Vote
1	Kanga The Kangaroo who is mother to Roo
1	Winnie After the famous stuffed bear himself
1	Honey Pooh Bear loves his honey
1	Bee Pooh talks about bees and honey
1	Queenie For the book Winnie the Pooh Meets the Queen
1	Roo Kanga’s baby
0	Kessie After the bluebird
0	Rumbly Pooh talks about a “rumbly in his tumbly” when he’s hungry
0	Poohsticks A game that the characters play on a bridge
-1	Lottie For the otter
-1	Narra For the narrator
-1	Darby Christopher Robin’s younger best friend and sister
-1	Zilla For Birdzilla in The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
-1	Thesa Short for Thesaurus, which Piglet imagines is an animal
-1	Parris Patricia Parris was the voice of Christopher Robin’s Mother
-1	Mother Christopher Robin’s mother, who is never shown
-1	Holly One of Santa’s reindeer in My Friends Tigger and Pooh
-1	Mama For Mama Heffalump
-1	Adventure For Disney’s The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
-1	Tumbly A “rumbly in his tumbly” appears when Pooh is hungry
-1	Rain Cloud Eeyore is followed around by a little black rain cloud
-1	Blustery After the song “A Rather Blustery Day”
-1	Ashdown The Hundred Acre Wood is based on this actual forest
-1	Fluffy “Tubby little cubby all stuffed with fluff…”
-1	Tubby “Tubby little cubby all stuffed with fluff…”
-1	Cubby “Tubby little cubby all stuffed with fluff…”
-1	Stuffy “Tubby little cubby all stuffed with fluff…”
-1	Milne A.A. Milne created Winnie the Pooh
-1	Nilly “Willy, nilly, silly old bear…”
-1	Silly “Willy, nilly, silly old bear…”