Calliope is a unique and elegant name for a dog that is inspired by the Greek muse of epic poetry and eloquence, perfect for a graceful and expressive pup.
Here are 20 of the latest pictures of dogs named Calliope from our database of 36 dogs with the name Calliope.



The following are 11 profiles of dogs named Calliope from our database of 36 dogs with the name Calliope.
“Calliope is a 4 year old Australian Shepherd who competes in obedience and agility. She loves other people and dogs.“
— Mary L.
“I love to explore, play fetch, and most of all snuggle. If there’s a group of dogs, I’m always the one that gets picked on.“
— Michelle F.
“I’m a silken windhound! I enjoy sniffing around and doing zoomies. I’m a little shy, and I’m usually the tallest dog at the small dog park.“
— Roan H.
“Callie is a big chungus girl. She is a sweetie pie that LOVES a belly rub and cuddles. She is a ball connoisseur and loves to play (her version) of fetch!“
— Madison G.
“15 months old. Trying to not have big feelings in public! Get really excited when I see other dogs near my home that look like my friends.. struggle to stay away from my family“
— Arundhathi S.
“Can't live without my sister! I love to be an annoying little sister and cuddle her even when she doesn't want to. I like when I'm laying down and she shows interest in a toy so I go steal it from her and make it into a game.“
— Eros A.
“Calliope “Bestie” has BIG puppy energy. She loves exploring (cautiously), eating grass, eating sticks, and jumping high. She is teething, so EVERYTHING goes in her mouth. She LOVES anything and place where she can show off her speed and agility. She a very sweet girl, even if her listening ears are bad some days 😅“
— Shawnee B.
“Calliope is a Service Dog in Training, almost fully trained. She aims to please and learns things very quickly. She is very high energy and loves to run and explore but also puts her energy into engagement games and training games with me when out and about. She is very food and toy motivated if you offer her high values.“
— Natalie S.
“I'm a 6 year old cattle dog mixed who is very skittish around new people and do not like men. I weigh about 35 pounds, so I'm not really small,but also not very big. I will growl if you approach. I am muzzled in new situations,so don't worry, I can't bite you. I'm really sweet after I get to know you. Unless you're a man as I refuse to get to know most.“
— Deleted P.
“I am a very anxious and alert little girl. I’m working with a private trainer to get ease my anxiety. Running in open spaces helps release a lot of the tension I feel - but new people do not help. If someone new approaches me, it’s best if they ignore me completely and only speak to my mother, as if I’m not even there - don’t worry, I won’t be offended, it actually helps me to feel more calm about yon being in my space and I appreciate it!“
— sara h.
“Hi, I’m Calliope! But my friends call me Callie. I’m still super young, and full of lots and lots of energy. The people that gave me to my human mom said that they found me, my dog mom, and my siblings in a laundry basket on the side of a highway… Since I’ve been with my human parents, I’ve learned lots of cool things! Like how to dig holes, how to destroy toys, and how to chase the things in the house called “kitties”. Mom and dad also made sure that I got the best of the best in terms of education, and took me to puppy class! I don’t remember much of it, except for come and sit. Fun fact about me… I have yet to meet a toy I can’t destroy!“
— Ashton C.


















































