Lilith is a powerful and independent name perfect for a strong-willed and mysterious dog. It is unique and carries a sense of dark beauty and mystique.
Here are 20 of the latest pictures of dogs named Lilith from our database of 60 dogs with the name Lilith.



The following are 14 profiles of dogs named Lilith from our database of 60 dogs with the name Lilith.
“Very rambunctious 2 about to be 3 yr old Staffordshire pit. I will throttle another dog with high energy butt spins and lick humans to their bones. I know just about every command and mom says I have a great recall. I play a little too rough for little dogs but my best friend's are my baby sister and a standard poodle. I'm very well mannered and love making friends“
— Dani C.
“Extremely friendly and with a sweet disposition, Lily came to us as a rescue when she was a year and a half old. She went from being in a kennel for 20 hours out of the day, to roaming on 150 acres with two of our other rescues who became her best friends. Sadly since then, she’s lost her friends, and has had nowhere to run free safely. She has so much energy still and loves being outdoors.“
— Jordan L.
“Playful but also loves to bask in the sun on a nice summer day. Loves meeting new people and dogs and thinks everything we eat is considered dog food.“
— Juniper w.
“I am spicy, well I act like I’m spicy but really as soon as you show me ANY attention I melt. I have little dog syndrome. I think I am bigger than I am and want people to think I’m mean but I’m not. I just love attention! When someone gives me attention I just look at them like I’ve got nothing but love in my eyes for them. Oh and then I get humpy with them. But that’s because I love everyone, even though I may not want them to know it at first.“
— Betty S.
“Hi I'm Lilith! Im a 1 year old Mountain Cur/Husky mix and want to make friends with everyone and every dog I come across. I may be a overly excited at first but I'm still learning. I'm happiest being chased around the house or yard with a toy in mouth, or chewing on any stick I can find. Love to explore and find new things.“
— Rachel D.
“I just want to be friends with everyone! Play time is the best! I love food and treats! Tell me I'm a good girl and pet my belly.“
— Vanessa C.
“Hii, I’m Lilith. I’m about 3 years old and I’m pretty sure I’m an Australian Kelpie. Or maybe a German Shepherd/Lab mix? I’m a rescue, and I have a lot of anxiety around other pets. I’m very sweet and smart and silly, but I’m still learning to be calmer around new friends.“
— Rebecca R.
“Hi! I’m Lilith! I’m a little weary of people until i get to know you but i love to play with other dogs! I love to explore and run! I love to chase and be chased.“
— annmarie c.
“Am a happy full of energy pup, I love being chased by my human and chewing on bones and sticks all day! I love peanut butter, and I love to annoy my human all day. Am a very vocal pup as well and like to be dramatic, and also enjoy scent training and finding things with my nose, I love going on hiking adventures with my human as well.“
— Camila C.
“Crazy little baby raptor. She is a heeler mix, she loves to run and bark and chew up toys. Always bites her brothers butt and tail.“
— Jeanette F.
“Lilith is a sweet loving dog who LOVES her outside time. Lilith loves to play and adventure .“
— Athena C.
“I am very excitable and loving. I have a few issues but I really am a lover. I just need a lot of patience and trust and love. I can't wait to play at your area with my humans. They love to show me new stuff!“
— Tati K.
“Doberman lab mix Loves all people and dogs Just a bit antisocial in the way she would rather play fetch then be social (me too girl)“
— Hope D.
“My name is Lilith, I am a sweet curious girl living in my mom’s busy world. I get very sad when she doesn’t take me with her and pout for hours. Lucky for me my mom runs a concert venue and I get to go to work with her. We hike by the house all the time but always on leash as I get nervous around other dogs. Mom wants to find new places for me where I can explore off leash until I get more comfortable with other doggos.“
— Michelle B.


















































