Beretta is a strong and powerful name for a dog, inspired by the Italian firearms manufacturer. It conveys a sense of toughness and reliability.
Here are 20 of the latest pictures of dogs named Beretta from our database of 15 dogs with the name Beretta.



The following are 7 profiles of dogs named Beretta from our database of 15 dogs with the name Beretta.
“I am sweet and love attention. I am an excellent digger! I enjoy most other dogs, as long as we are properly introduced. I am going to be a mommy at the beginning of August. I live with my boyfriend and my very young nephew, who tends to be a bit too energetic for me at times. I also have two kitty sisters and a kitty cousin, that I also live with...I can't stop myself from "yelling" at them and trying to chase them, even though it upsets my hoomans that I adore 🥺 I love going for walks and I love riding in the car with the wind blowing through my fur. I enjoy any slushy drink I can get my tongue on. I am also very affectionate to almost every person that I meet.“
— Shanna F.
“I am a super sweet and quiet little girl, until I get to play on the agility equipment, or honestly anything I can jump and climb on! I’m a little on the shy side and skittish with loud noises and sudden movements but after I realize it’s nothing to worry about I can move on!“
— Lucia T.
“Been there, done that kind of dog that works very hard and plays harder! I trained for a few years in Virginia search and rescue before my mom started traveling for work. Now, we adventure around the country! In the past, I’ve competed or played in dock diving, herding, and many other activities. I love to swim and play fetch when I’m not working! While I’m very on the go, I do love to snuggle with my mom and dad at the end of the day!“
— Cassidy F.
“I've been my momma's partner in crime since she rescued me in 2015. I may be 10.5 years old, but thanks to the energy and dedication of my humans' nightly hour walks, multiple 3-5 mile hikes a month, endless play times and excellent nutritional diet, I have the same energy and enthusiasm as I did when I was a puppy. I have been trained incredibly well, and I am not a reactive or aggressive dog while out in the world. If I am behind a fence or in my house, I will bark to let those I believe are acting suspicious know I am there. I tend to ignore other dogs while out on walks/hikes - same with humans after a quick hello. However, since my little brother wants to play with everyone he sees, I have to ensure he's safe and will give a warning bark if I'm uncomfortable with the situation. I do not like off-leash dogs when I see them from inside the house, but if out in the world - I have been trained to retreat behind momma or pappi. I believe in following the rules for everyone's safety. Especially leash laws. My favorite things are sniffing outside for hours, bathing in the sun, and letting my brother chase me as well as chasing him. I LOVE fetch! I am a Dutch Shepherd mix!“
— April B.
“Friendly PitxSupermutt Dog Reactive, will not recall off of dogs Friendly with new dogs and people High prey drive“
— Ashley P.
“Hi! I’m a blue heeler/german shepherd mix. I’m a sweet girl who loves alllll the attention. I’m nervous around other dogs at first but once I feel your vibes are good, I’m all set to play!“
— Kayleigh C.
“I’m a pretty Shar-Pei/Pittie rescue gal from Edgewater Animal Shelter. Before I was surrendered I loved other dogs and even lived with a few but since living the kennel life for 6 months certain dogs make me reactive. Despite a professional trainer and lots of group classes focusing on socialization I still would rather not have other dogs near me. Soooo, my new parents think I’d really enjoy being off leash all by myself! I guess we will all find out!“
— Lisa W.


















































