Abbey is a classic and elegant name for a dog, evoking images of a peaceful and serene setting, perfect for a loyal and gentle companion.
Here are 20 of the latest pictures of dogs named Abbey from our database of 47 dogs with the name Abbey.



The following are 16 profiles of dogs named Abbey from our database of 47 dogs with the name Abbey.
“She is very friendly. Never barks. Loves to go for a walk. she is good with other dogs.“
— Rob H.
“I was stray but found a great foster home, they are so in love with me, and me with them“
— Rosie R.
“She is a chicken little with a protective streak. She is great off leash but does not like crowds or hyper dogs.“
— Christine S.
“Hello! I'm Abbey and I'm the smiliest pup around! I also have a wiggle butt my mom thinks is super cute. I've got long, pretty hair and I love to play fetch!!“
— Melissa F.
“I love to play outside and smell all the things! I like to run and play fetch with my ball and roll in the grass! I am the best girl there ever was!“
— Sadie R.
“I love belly rubs from humans but really don’t like many dogs. Sniffspot is great for me because my brothers (whom I tolerate) and I can be the only dogs wherever we go!“
— Jane K.
“Abby loves to run run run and fetch a tennis ball. She will fetch it for a long time. She has lots of energy and is very strong for being 10 years old. 11 years old I guess.“
— Jama S.
“I like to give kisses, and ill jump up to someones face to try to give them multiple. Im a dingus (thats what the lady i live with, calls me) and im still learning. I love chewing bones, scavenging, ground scores, and smelling everything.“
— Suzanne Y.
“I don’t like toddlers or puppies. I love to swim and retrieve a ball. Pick a fight with me and I rise to the challenge. I am almost 11 years old and have been with my owners since they rescued me when I was 2 years old.“
— Chris D.
“I’m a happy and sassy yellow lab and I love my brother a lot, I follow him wherever he goes. I also like to talk back to my mom and dad. My favorite things are: swimming, my extensive toy collection, picking on my brother, and yelling at birds because they deserve it, haha!“
— Kimberly C.
“I am a Chihuahua-terrier mix who loves playing with my favorite toy, Lamb Chop, sniffing flowers outdoors, snacking on vegetables (especially peas & red peppers!), snuggling with my people, &, most of all, being carried around like a baby. I am also very protective of my people & like to bark at strangers, but my humans say I’m the embodiment of “all bark & no bite.”“
— Miranda A.
“I like food, my cat friends ( even if they don’t actually like to play with me), my grandma is favourite person. I wiggle my bum. I try and drink Mom’s coffee and have a silly indignant bark when she doesn’t give it to me, that’s what Mom says anyways. I’ll bark really loud at you if I don’t know you! But if you’re cool we can be friends.“
— Amy T.
“Hi! I love you. I love people. Will you scratch my butt? Got any treats around here? Why are you talking to other people? Listen to me. I have so much to tell you. No - don't get between me and my mom. That's better. Scratch my butt. I love you. Why are you leaving? Are you coming back? That was exhausting. Im taking a nap. I hope they bring treats next time.“
— Stephanie T.
“Abbey is a 13 year old hound mix who I adopted when she was 10. She lived with a wonderful family for 10 years before they passed away. She attended doggie daycare for 8 years and still socializes with dogs on a weekly basis. We have done a lot of training together and she even comes to work with me on occasion as a “helper dog” to work with reactive dogs. She also lives with 3 cats!“
— Riley O.
“Hi!! My name is Abbey Jean and I'm a Chocolate/Tan Miniature Pinscher. I was born in Minnesota (my mom was also born there), but when Mom chose me as one of her fur-kids I moved to Wisconsin with her. When I was about 2yrs old we (mom, my older brother Jo-Jo who has since passed, and my sister Maggie) moved to sunny Florida 10yrs ago. I'd much rather bask in the sun than deal with snow and ice any day!! lol“
— Kari H.


















































