Circe is a unique and mystical name for a dog, inspired by the enchanting sorceress in Greek mythology known for her beauty and cunning powers.
Here are 18 of the latest pictures of dogs named Circe from our database of 24 dogs with the name Circe.



The following are 9 profiles of dogs named Circe from our database of 24 dogs with the name Circe.
“I love meeting new dogs and playing with them. Running and chasing is my favorite. Humans sometimes are a little scary, but if they have their best friend with them, I get to know them and then it’s OK.“
— Ann C.
“Circe is a 67lb rescue dog sharpei / pit mix . She has lots of energy to burn . Living in a small apartment we aren’t always able to do so !“
— Sabrina A.
“I love my momma! Strangers make me nervous though. I also like playing with other dogs! My favorite things to do are sniff, lay in the sun, and destroy stuffies.“
— Andrea L.
“I'm Circe. My parents adopted me when I was 8 months old, and I've loved discovering new things with them! At first, I found new experiences really scary, but as I get braver, the goofier I get. I like to chase squirrels and balls, but I also love to cuddle.“
— Casey M.
“My name is Circe, also known as baby louse. I like to eat anything; bugs, vinegar, greens, sticks, salmon, and everything in between. I love foots. I am half husky, half bulldog. With the soul of an explorer.“
— Ashley R.
“Circe is a little bit more energetic than her sister. She loves carrying things around the house and hates bedtime.“
— CHENOA B.
“I am my mom’s best girl, I enjoy long walks, car rides and stealing the covers all night! Mom took me camping and we went on lots of longggggggg walks and I just wanted more!“
— Ashley K.
“If Circe were a popstar, she would be Sabrina Carpenter. She’s short and sweet and yes, you have that her espresso! She’s sassy, curious, playfuland full of so much energy and personality. She is half Shih Tzu and the rest mutt! She was born June 30, Making her a lil cancer pup! “
— Mandy D.
“I am a bit of a loner. I like to take up the rear when we are walking. I will run a little, but it's not my thing. I will play, occasionally. I don't really like other dogs, but if I am introduced to them properly, I am ok. Don't come running at me as I will charge.“
— Belinda N.


















































