Dog Names Ending in pi

If you’re a bit of a movie buff, or you love hearing and reading about people and pets who appear prominently online, then could it be time to give your dog a name that enhances that love? You might not think you could link a dog name ending in "pi" with one in pop culture, but you can. Several dogs in the online world share such a name, with Kopi and Scampi two of many.

Kopi, which means coffee in Indonesian, is a Golden Retriever. Her owner is Justin Think, or Thinknoodles, a prominent YouTube star. Kopi has made several appearances in Justin’s videos, alongside Rachelle, Justin’s wife, and her love interest Champ, Justin’s Labrador.

Kopi was born in 2006, making her almost 13 years old. Even though she’s an old lady, she still has a playfulness and puppy attitude about her. Kopi appears most prominently in Thinknoodle’s series called Think’s Lab. It follows Justin as he plays Minecraft, putting a creative twist on the mods for the game. Thinknoodle began his channel in 2011 and now has over 4.1 million subscribers and 1.4 billion views.

A second dog in pop culture with a name ending in "pi" is Scampi. Scampi is the name of both a dog in pop culture and the media. The first Scampi appears in the 1999 film Forget Me Never. The second Scampi was a stolen dog that his owners found five years after he went missing.

Scampi was a Cocker Spaniel and a much-loved family member. In 2013, someone in a van turned up to the family’s property and took Scampi from Radstock, Somerset. His owner, Nicola Phillips, never gave up looking for him. However, it seemed impossible. Scampi had no microchip and could be anywhere.

In 2018, someone sent Nicola a video of a dog wandering the streets of London, with identical markings to Scampi. He had also aged in those five years, now 12 years old. When the person in the video said his name, Scampi, he looked up. That was a sure-fire sign the dog was Nicola’s and that by a miracle, someone had followed their story.

Nicola traveled 260 miles to get him back, thanking the Islington dog warden for all their help. She also thanked Coco Bing for finding him and Nora Holman for sharing the video. Nicola never gave up looking for Scampi but thought after five years that she would never see him again.

Coco Bing had found him wandering in London and took him home. She shared his details and pictures online in the hope she could find his home. Unfortunately, her dog didn’t like Scampi, and she had to hand him over to the dog warden.

Those details contained to be shared around the country until Nora shared it with the dog’s original owner. Scampi finally went home, quickly adjusting to his old life of five years earlier.