Curtis dog name - meaning, origin, personality and popularity

Curtis is a strong and classic name for a dog, giving off a sense of confidence and sophistication. It suits a loyal and playful companion perfectly.

Popularity of the name

• #2202 most popular dog name
• Most popular gender: Male
• Most popular breed: mix

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About dogs named Curtis

The following are 10 profiles of dogs named Curtis from our database of 17 dogs with the name Curtis.

• “he’s super reactive, so it’s hard to find places to take him where he’s alone :)“

  — Emma E.

• “A mix rescue dog. Calm, but barks at new dogs. Small size and brown in color.“

  — Yumiko S.

• “Looking for private yard to run around in so I don’t get scared by other dogs!“

  — Will D.

• “My name is Curtis I left to swim and play with other dogs I am my dogo Argentine Mastiff 8 months old“

  — Kimberly C.

• “Silly fella, bouncy loves to jump and climb on anything and everything he can. Absolutely never met a stranger and gets along fantastic with other dogs and donkeys!“

  — Emma S.

• “Hi I LOVE people 💗 I think I might love to play with other dogs but I get really overstimulated and often feel like its too much to play with dogs. I'll just stick to playing ball with my human fir now. I love love love playing fetch. Its my favorite!“

  — EMILY T.

• “Curtis is a goofy, playful loving, thi KS everyone is his friend dog. He is 70 l s of loving Blue nose who want to play with all other dogs and thinks all human are his friends and gets his little older bother going all the time but will also cover you in kisses if you give him the chance.“

  — Mary S.

• “Curtie is a very shy little fellow. He's only been off-leash once (as a puppy) and was chased by two big dogs & has been pretty fearful of dogs ever since. We try to socialize though with dog friends in the neighborhood. We're very excited to have this opportunity to let him run freely and hopefully gain a little bit of confidence. <3“

  — PRiSM B.

• “Curtis is a sweet goofy red teenager. Tons of energy and loves to play and run. He’s in training to be my next service dog and is doing very well. He loves pretty much all people and dogs, although a lot of dogs don’t love him back because he’s such a derp. He has no clue how giant he is, but does everything with the best of intentions!“

  — Colt R.

• “Curtis is a 5 year old rescue who was returned to the shelter by his foster family for aggression towards children. He has a history of aggression towards dogs that are smaller than him and has shown fear of children, although we have never seen aggressive behavior towards a child. He's the laziest herding breed you'll ever meet and prefers to nap in the sun rather than play. Curtis acts as the 'fun police' in our home and will push everyone back in their place if play with Lochlainn gets too rowdy for his taste. He's a real cuddle bug at heart and loves to pretend he's a lap dog!“

  — Oliver T.

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