The name Robin is a classic and charming choice for a dog, inspired by the bird known for its joyful song and bright red breast feathers.
Here are 20 of the latest pictures of dogs named Robin from our database of 43 dogs with the name Robin.



The following are 9 profiles of dogs named Robin from our database of 43 dogs with the name Robin.
“The not-to-be-outdone sidekick to two pitties; little fluffy guy with quick feet and big dog energy!“
— KIKI F.
“Robin is a 10 year old retired show Brittany. Winner of several purple ribbons! He's living out his retirement with us.“
— Olivia D.
“Humans and other dogs scare me. It takes some time for me to warm up to strangers, but I love my family!“
— Christina F.
“I love walks and meeting new doggy friends! Im a little shy around people but I warm up after a little while!“
— Emma S.
“Robin is a super happy and rambunctious puppy! She loves life, humans, and other pups. She's the dog at the dog park that will get even the lower energy dogs to play. Robin loves to learn, explore, and cuddle!“
— Colleen F.
“Hi there !! I love people, but I like to meet them at my own pace. Please don’t reach down to touch me, rather let me investigate you first. I prefer playing with male dogs or my sister (Luna).“
— Yecenia R.
“Robin is a rescue Yorkie mix from Puerto Rico! We adopted her February 2025 and she has been the best adventure buddy. She loves to go for long hikes with me and then snuggle up on the couch. She rarely barks and loves attention from people!“
— Sydney V.
“Robin is a very young but well behaved pup, she is calm and snuggly and can be super playful. She is shy and scared of the unknown but once she realizes she's safe she warms up very quickly. She is a licker but we are training that out of her. She'll lick arms and legs but you just have to say no licking and shell nuzzle instead.“
— Luke H.
“I'm afraid, and I mostly trust my human liz, but I still have a lot of stuff i remember from my earlier days that gets in the way... but we're working on it. She loves me! I don't trust anyone or anything else except for my vet, who makes me feel safe. He and my human give me the space I need. I can deal with my sister Monkie as long as she respects my SPACE. I NEED LOTS AND LOTS OF SPACE, so don't approach me or anything like that, please. Oh, I like the car, too. Except I get nervous being out too long, or something, I'm not sure what makes me nervous, but I poop a lot when we get back home cuz I guess it upsets my stomach.“
— Liz M.


















































