Rome, inspired by the strong and noble history of the Roman Empire, is a fitting name for a loyal and regal dog who commands attention and respect.
Here are 20 of the latest pictures of dogs named Rome from our database of 27 dogs with the name Rome.



The following are 6 profiles of dogs named Rome from our database of 27 dogs with the name Rome.
“medium to high energy. loves people and dogs! if your dog needs a play date he is totally available!“
— Makayla H.
“Rome is a husky mix with TONS of energy. he loves to run and play fetch so i always enjoy finding spots where he can do that as he is somewhat reactive to other animals“
— emily s.
“Hi I a.d Rome. My mommy has had me since I was 8 weeks old. I am now 5 years old. I can be a bit spoiled sometimes. But I always listen when mommy calls my name. I know my manner and behave very well with people and other animals. All in all I am a very good boy.“
— Enrica D.
“Hey! I’m Rome! I’m about 6 years old. I love to sniff, if i was let off leash without my mom i would roam to every tree i could find. I mainly love a good sniffari and maybe a couple treats with a ball throw. I have two little sisters that are a handful so i like my me time when i go out!“
— Zoe L.
“Hi! I’m Rome, aka the sweetest, goodest boy in the whole world (or so my parents tell me)! At my core, all I want to do is love and be loved. And get lots of head scratches of course! I was recently rescued from Texas, so I’m a little shy as I’m adjusting to the Boston city life. I would love a place to have some zoomies without the scary distractions of other people/dogs/cars while I get to know my new city!“
— Kalin F.
“Hey, hi, hello! My name is Rome and I’m a very good boy who just needs some extra space from unknown dogs. I LOVE to play frisbee, hike with my mom, run around in the snow and swim. I’m a little reactive with unknown animals - they scare me a bit. My mom is working on helping me with that though! I’m doing so much better. I do love my siblings, humans, and I’ve even adjusted to the size of those big horses.“
— Hannah S.


















































