Ophelia dog name - meaning, origin, personality and popularity

Ophelia is a beautiful and elegant name for a dog, inspired by the tragic Shakespearean character. It suits a graceful and gentle canine companion perfectly.

Popularity of the name

• #713 most popular dog name
• Most popular gender: Female
• Most popular breed: mix

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About dogs named Ophelia

The following are 20 profiles of dogs named Ophelia from our database of 70 dogs with the name Ophelia.

• “Brought home from the shelter in February. Full of energy and a very good girl.“

  — Monique D.

• “I’m kinda salty and very spoiled. I am certain I run the show around here.“

  — Tiffiney P.

• “The laziest dog you’ll meet until she’s allowed to run free. Loves fetch and booty scratches“

  — Braxton W.

• “Shepherd/Collie mix, >1 yr, loves people and smaller dogs, unsure of larger dogs but working on her social skills“

  — Kenna M.

• “Food is the number one key to my heart, i’m extremely energetic and excited to meet everyone, I also smell“

  — soph X.

• “I usually like to do my own thing and explore! I definitely have a prey drive and enjoy chasing squirrels.“

  — Dani O.

• “Opheila is a 6 year old Chihuahua mix. She was rescued during Hurricane Harvey. She's a sassy puppy but she loves attention.“

  — Theresa G.

• “Well hi! I'm a Loaf called Oph and I'm happy as can be! I'm a bit skittish but I am learning how fun everything can be.“

  — Mojo D.

• “Ophie is a big goofy girl whose bark is much scarier than she is! She loves to run and chew on sticks. Good sniffs are always a bonus.“

  — Chelsea D.

• “Sweet Malinois who was rehomed to me after her first two homes didn’t work out. Took a lot of trust and confidence building to get to where we are now“

  — Katherine A.

• “Ophie is a loving sweet girl. She was attacked by another dog and since has not been able to be around other dogs. She adores people and has lots of energy!“

  — Elise S.

• “I'm a newly retired racing greyhound learning how to be a pet! I'm shy, sweet, and still learning about new sounds and moving things that I wasn't exposed to on the track.“

  — Valeri O.

• “Hi there, my name is Ophelia Lilith! I don't like dog-shaped objects and will react with biting if a dog friend gets too close. I love people though and playing with lots of toys!“

  — Chanel F.

• “I’m a year old Pitbull baby, who loves my mom and Dadda. I love humans and I might like other dogs but I was attacked at my foster parents so I’m cautious with them. I“

  — Brandon K.

• “Ophelia is a Siberian Husky, Alaskan Malamute cross. She’s mostly husky and she definitely shows it! She’s very aloof, but loves her family very much. Her favorite thing to do is play with her sister!“

  — Emily R.

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