Arnold is a strong and classic name for a loyal and brave dog. It exudes confidence and is perfect for a dog that is always ready for an adventure.
Here are 20 of the latest pictures of dogs named Arnold from our database of 25 dogs with the name Arnold.



The following are 7 profiles of dogs named Arnold from our database of 25 dogs with the name Arnold.
“My name is Arnold I’m 3 years old and I love exploring and climbing. I’m an American bully and the oldest“
— Oyuki H.
“Arnold is a pyr/hound mix that looks like a tall hound. He loves to run and bark at the Amazon delivery person.“
— Lisa S.
“I’m Arnold, a fun loving, friendly, happy go lucky doodle. I love playing and running with my sister Rosa, love car rides and meeting everyone and everything. I’m just a happy doodle.“
— Lisa B.
“Arnold is a Foxhound/Rottweiler mix that loves being outdoors. Can be a bit picky about other dogs- he doesn’t like any dog bigger than him, as he believes he is the biggest and best around.“
— Alyssa G.
“Hi everyone! I’m Arnold and I love to play…a lot. My favorite game is tug and fetch, although I get distracted and don’t always bring the ball back to my parents. My best friends name is bug. Her real name is Harlow and she lives downstairs from me. Whenever I see her, oh boy, we have the best time. My parents and her parents are best friends too—SQUIRREL“
— Lilly W.
“Arnold is a soon to be 7yr old Border Aussie. He was born outside of Pittsburgh PA on a farm. He is a well travelled gentleman who has hiked all over the US with me. He loves the Atlantic Ocean, the waves are much smaller on the east coast! Arnold is happiest when he is in nature with his people. He’s second happiest when he’s on his fluffy padded area rug with a frozen treat bowl.“
— M.L. S.
“Arnold is the name, fetch is my game!! You play fetch with me (and maybe throw in a few treats) then we can for sure be friends! However, I am very nervous around new people and dogs. I like my space before I get comfortable with you. If I don’t feel comfortable, I have a big bark to let my mom know how I’m feeling. We go to training A LOT to work on what she calls my reactivity, but I still have my problems. I get a lot of confidence though from exploring and sniffing new places, so I very much appreciate you letting me explore your neck of the woods for a little bit :)“
— Lydia R.


















































