Tessa is a charming and timeless name for a dog that exudes elegance and sophistication. It is perfect for a loyal and affectionate furry companion.
Here are 20 of the latest pictures of dogs named Tessa from our database of 92 dogs with the name Tessa.



The following are 22 profiles of dogs named Tessa from our database of 92 dogs with the name Tessa.
“I am a big baby! I love to cuddle and I love to play. I enjoy playing with my siblings and tug of war is my favorite game. I love to chase around my siblings and I love to play!“
— Hunter A.
“I’m a work hard/play hard kind of girl. I love other dogs, but only when I’m free to move. On a leash, I can pretty cranky around other four-legged friends. I’m a good listener, and a total people-pleaser when I’ve had plenty of exercise and mental stimulation.“
— Loryn H.
“She’s a sassy sweet Pitt hound who loves to just sniff the crap out of everything !“
— Leslie W.
“I am a sweet and sensitive girl who loooves to swim! I do best when meeting new people if you let me check you out before trying to interact with me. Once I love you, I’ll love you forever!“
— Ally M.
“I’m Tessa! I just turned 1 and if you are lucky enough to meet me your life will forever me changed! I am the sweetest, funniest and silliest boxer you will ever meet. I was born deaf and I have weird eye sight but it doesn’t bother me and I am super smart, I know lots of ASL commands(when I want to “listen”)“
— Heidi D.
“Not much bothers me! Except my nickname is FOMO. I want to be/check out everything!!“
— Michelle T.
“Tessa is a 9.5 yo. American Stafford Shire Terrier, we rescued her from the streets of Wilmington Delaware. She has been my fiancé’s side kick from day 1 with us they love to do everything together Andrew has RC cars and Tessa loves to catch them which is great exercise for her and she even loves going after the drone while he is flying it . If they aren’t playing they are kicking back and just enjoying each other’s company.“
— Angela E.
“I am a 4yr old Retriever/Shepard mix with lots of energy! I love to run and sniff and make new friends. I can sometimes be shy but warm up quickly to new friends.“
— Lisa G.
“I'm Tessa, a 3-year-old German shepherd. I love people. Dogs...not so much, besides my brother Ben. I need a safe, private place for my brother and I to run and play. I am super-duper protective of my family members, so if I see a dog I don't trust already, I have a really hard time being chill. So, I don't do public dog parks anymore!“
— Clarice O.
“3 years old goldendoodle. Retired from breeding and I have had her about 2 months.“
— Jill C.
“Tessa is a young lab/shepherd (etc) mix, super sweet and VERY energetic. Loves to play with other dogs but gets very excited and a little leash reactive still. She's a rescue (adopted a year and a half ago) and sometimes scared of men, particularly if they are tall/bearded/older.“
— Arietta F.
“I LOVE to sniff and try to chase squirrels and rabbits. I practice nosework and like drinking from sprinklers. I love to help clean up my neighborhood when walking by picking up water bottles and other garbage. I think tissues, napkins, and cardboard are great snacks. I’m a good girl who likes when people pet me. I’ll happily say hi to other dogs.“
— Katrin M.
“Hi! My name is Tessa and I run fast! I like to run in big circles, little circles, circles around things, especially my mom. My nickname is Tessa-gator" because I'll eat anything! Especially grabbing ice-cream sandwiches from my mom before it makes it to her mouth! I think it's too funny. And my mommy says I have a cute underbite but I dont need braces. I jump on my brothers head a lot. He's a 10 year old border collie with 3 legs. He doesn't run with me because he's to old.“
— Anne C.
“I love new places and smells. I am friendly and love meeting new doggy friends as long as my Momma is with me to guide and protect me.“
— Christine L.
“I'm a big girl now, but I still act like a puppy. I love making new friends - both dogs and humans! I have a lot of energy and get very excited so sometimes I come on a bit strong at first, but I take correction well so I don't mind if you bark or snap at me to remind me to chill out. I'm not really sure how to play with little dogs yet, but would love to learn from a small-medium dog that communicates boundaries firmly. I just want to meet more doggy friends and practice understanding them better.“
— Milan S.


















































