A Adelina Meaning “noble or nobility,” it’s great for a girl pup with a regal vibe. Affogato This Italian-invented dessert combines espresso and ice cream for a match made in heaven. For dogs with brown and white patches, there’s no sweeter pick. Alberico Does your dog have a bit of a magical streak? This Italian name means “elf king.” Aldon Meaning “old one” or “elder.” Great for the older adopted dog or the puppy who has the wisdom of an old soul. Alessandro Alessandro Volta was the Italian physicist who invented the electric battery. If you’ve got a pup whose energy never stops, it might be a perfect fit. Alfio For pups who have a set of pipes, this name is a nod to Australian-Italian tenor, songwriter, musician and composer Alfio Bonanno. Alfredo Do you find yourself talking to your dog, and even asking their opinion? This name, meaning “wise counselor,” is a good fit for your canine advisor. Allegra Meaning “joyful, happy or lively,” it’s a fitting moniker for most puppies. Alessa Meaning “defender or helper of mankind,” for the pup who is always on the lookout for danger. Aloe Though you may associate this name with the aloe vera plant, it’s also an Italian girls’ name. Perfect for the pet parent with a green thumb. Amadore Meaning “gift of love,” aka what your dog gives you unconditionally every single day. Amalfi A beautiful town in Italy on the Gulf of Salerno that’s popular with tourists—perfect for the pup who’s always on vacation. Amara A romantic name for a ladylike dog. Amaretto A sweet, almond-flavored Italian liqueur, this name pairs well with brown pups. Amerigo Got an adventurous dog? Name them for Italian explorer Amerigo Vespucci. Angelo Meaning “angel” or “messenger,” it’s a great pick for your heaven-sent pupper. Antonietta A fancy name meaning “priceless” (just like your dog!) with cute nicknames like Netta, Toni and Netty. Arancia Italian for “orange,” it’s a cute choice for a dog with ginger-colored fur. Aria Meaning “song or melody,” an aria is a solo vocal piece. Perfect if your pup loves to put on a show with her operatic howl. Armani For high-class pups who can pull off any new style, name them for Italian fashion designer Giorgio Armani. Arnolfo Meaning “powerful,” this name was made famous by Arnolfo di Cambio, an Italian architect and sculptor of the 13th century who designed the Florence Cathedral. Perfect for dogs who are both strong and statuesque. Aurelia Meaning “the golden one.” Could there be a more fitting name for your Golden Retriever? Azzurro Italian for “light blue,” this would be an exotic name for a blue-eyed breed, such as a Siberian Husky or Australian Shepherd.,Whether you love art, fashion, music, literature or pizza, there’s a good chance that many of your favorite things have come from Italy. So why not choose an Italian dog name, too? With its rich culture, Italy is a great place to find some unique and creative dog names for your piccolo cucciolo (that’s Italian for “little puppy”). From daring to demure, spicy to sweet, and everything in between, check out our list of the best Italian dog names to find the one that suits your dog perfettamente (aka perfectly).