The name Dragon is a powerful and mythical choice for a dog, symbolizing strength, fierceness, and bravery. It is perfect for a loyal and adventurous companion.
Here are 20 of the latest pictures of dogs named Dragon from our database of 20 dogs with the name Dragon.



The following are 6 profiles of dogs named Dragon from our database of 20 dogs with the name Dragon.
“Not socialized with other dogs and people. Gets anxious easily. Reactive towards dogs and people“
— Mary Ann T.
“Mr Dragon was a well trained gentleman who - since his sister was adopted - has forgone all his gentlemanly manners to play and bark.“
— Alexis K.
“Dragon is a Phu Quoc Ridgeback living in Pennsylvania! She’s a sweet, goofy, medium sized primitive sighthound. She prefers treats from strangers over pets, but warms up quickly when not bothered!“
— Rainna M.
“Dragon is a cuddler. He loves people and attention. His bark is much too big an deep for his personality. He is a cancer survivor and leg amputee……but he’s doing just fine. And deserves some time to just….dog around.“
— Catalina L.
“Hi, I’m Dragon! I’m a happy-go-lucky guy who loves affection and snacks. You’ll probably find me chewing on a bone or napping in a cool area of my house. I’m very mellow and gentle, and I LOVE belly rubs - they make me smile! I’m a scavenger who is always on the lookout for snacks and crumbs. I’ll do anything for a cookie: sit, shake, down, roll over, you name it! I love car rides and hanging out with my favorite people. My family says I’m like a “glue stick” because I always stick by their side :)“
— Aneesa E.
“I would usually be described best as a lazy dog, laid back and relaxing with my best friend Paddington(a cat). But sometimes I enjoy a good run and like to chase and be chased by the children I live with. Christmas is definitely my favorite day of the year because I get to shuffle through all of the wrapping paper and bags for treats and toys. And I get spoiled by all the distant family members because I’m the only dog. Which is good because I don’t care for other dogs. I’ve been working on basic commands like sit and stay but the tricks I know off by heart are give paw, lay down, jump, and spin.“
— Marynn S.


















































