Dipper is a playful and curious name for a dog, inspired by the constellation Ursa Major and the character Dipper Pines from Gravity Falls.
Here are 20 of the latest pictures of dogs named Dipper from our database of 36 dogs with the name Dipper.



The following are 10 profiles of dogs named Dipper from our database of 36 dogs with the name Dipper.
“The only cool person in this world is my mother. Everybody else is a peasant.“
— Shawn M.
“Just a little guy that likes having a little fun (my parents define "fun" much differently than I do)“
— Kymberlee B.
“I love to run and play fetch and would love to experience a pool as I love water and sprinklers haha.“
— Brooklyn N.
“Young and very energetic! Loves to run free and chase his ball… and brother. Working on our manners but such a sweetie.“
— Caitlyn C.
“A whip-smart keeshond/corgi cross that has the best outlook and attitude, but he's still a barky pain in the ass. He's the cutest dog you'll ever see.“
— Melanie J.
“Dipper is my first dog and my heart dog. He's the smartest and most loyal dog. He lives for a game of fetch and/or "go find it". He knows over 30 commands and is still learning more.“
— Devin O.
“I’m a 9 mos. old goofball that just likes to run! I’m currently in-training to be less fearful and anxious of this wonderful world I’m in. I’m great with my two hooman siblings who are 6 and 3!“
— Myly P.
“Dipper is a young Australian Shepard Puppy who loves to play but is still a little nervous around bigger dogs. I would love to find a puppy around his age for him to play with so he can learn not every dog is big and scary.“
— Caroline Adkins A.
“Hi, I’m Dipper! 🐶💛 I’m a goofy, lovable little guy with a big personality! I love making new friends, playing tug of war, and exploring the world around me. I’m still a young pup learning my puppy manners, so I’d love to meet some friendly dogs who can show me the ropes! I’m gentle, playful, and just looking for some new besties to share adventures and tail wags with! 🐾“
— Sofia A.
“I love all dogs and am happy to meet people. When I meet a dog, I bow, run in circles, and do anything I can to get them to play with me. I run fast, especially when I’m chasing Jiffy, a squirrel or a rabbit. I don’t bark much, but when I do, I sound fierce! I get too excited and will run off if I find an exit from a yard or slip out of my collar.“
— Harrison H.


















































