Notting Hill Inspired Dog Names

Introduction

The 1999 film, "Notting Hill" was a romance that captured the hearts of all those who watched it. Hugh Grant (William Thacker) and Julia Roberts (Anna Scott) were wonderful in portraying two very different people who were searching for the same thing; love and happiness. William was a book store owner who focused on the idea of travel. He had a wonderful support group of friends, however he had been failing as far as finding a mate goes. Anna Scott was a famous actress whose career was blossoming and she had simply stopped in Notting Hill to work on a film for a short time. But fate brought them together one day and the rest of the story focuses on how their differences parted them for a time, but ultimately created a beautiful and healthy relationship full of happiness. With many hilarious and well-thought-out supporting characters, "Notting Hill" is a classic that is not easily forgotten. Although it is a great movie, the good news is that Notting Hill is also a real place! It is full of interesting architecture, beautiful colors, and fun festivals. There is no doubt that if you love the movie (and therefore this name theme) you should put traveling to Notting Hill down on your to-do list immediately.

Notting Hill Inspired Dog Names in Pop Culture

Featured Famous Dog With a Notting Hill Inspired Name

Julia

Even though we would like to think that dogs are always loved and cared for, that isn't necessarily the case. For instance, Julia was a 2 year old wolf hybrid breed that was abandoned on the streets of L.A. When the dog rescue group of that area, Hope for Paws, stumbled across her, Julia was starving, swollen, and her coat was a complete mess. Around her neck was an old rope that represented ownership at one time, however there was no doubt the past owner had not cared for Julia in the slightest. Not only was she skin and bones, but her paws were swollen and the long nails on her feet were causing a good deal of pain. Yet, despite all this, Julia was merely timid and not at all aggressive towards her helpers. Coaxed with a bit of food, Hope for Paws was able to secure Julia and get her taken back to their headquarters. There, a team of vets began the process of bringing Julia towards a full recovery. After a long bath in order to help sooth her mange and swallowing a bit of food, Julia was exhausted but safe. She settled down to sleep and her faithful caregivers checked in on her through the night to make sure that all was well.

Although it was determined at the time that Julia's trip to recovery would be a long one, she had the best care possible and everyone was positive that she would be just fine. Her life was a hard one and she couldn't even bring herself to wag her tail in thanks. Instead, she simply buried her head in the arm whoever was close to her as a sign of affection; and everyone knew just how thankful this little wolf hybrid was. Julia's story took place in 2016 and upon her recovery, she was transported to a foster home through the A.R.T. N Paws Animal Rescue agency. Thanks to such wonderful and caring people who took the time to pay attention to a small, bedraggled animal on the street, Julia can now have another chance at the life she was meant to have. Being able to own a dog is such a wonderful gift, and as their caregivers, it is our responsibility to make sure they are well taken care of and loved. Dogs like Julia exist all over the world and some aren't as lucky to get a second chance at being loved. So give your pup a hug and give a reminder of just how much you love them (even though they may not understand what is going on), because a dog is truly one of the best friends we can ever know!

A few examples of some perfect breeds for a Notting Hill Inspired Name may be the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, Airedale Terrier, English Bulldog, Labrador Retriever, and the Corgi. These are just a handful of the many British breeds that exist in the world and each one is an excellent candidate for a moniker that embraces one of the most interesting places in London! Just imagine a peppy, prissy little Corgi with the name of "Pembridge" or may be even "Corelli". A Cavalier King Charles Spaniel would obviously bare names like "King" and "Kensington" extremely well, but one that may seem out of the ordinary could be something such as "Cobble" or "Kippie". There is no doubt that Notting Hill themed names offer a unique and fun twist to a moniker, just like the interesting architecture and culture that flows through the streets.

You don't need to own a British breed in order to enjoy one of these unique names, as we are positive that any dog could make titles such as these work well! If you are a lover of the movie, place, or just idea of Notting Hill, there is going to be something here for you and your furry friend.

Male Notting Hill Inspired Dog Names

Votes	Name	Vote
0	Portobello The street where Notting Hill's biggest carnival takes place
0	Thacker The male lead in Notting Hill who owns a bookstore
0	Spike William Thacker's goofy, yet endearing, best friend
0	Max Bella's husband
0	Bernie A supporting role in Notting Hill
0	Martin Will's assistant at the bookshop
0	Tony A restaurant owner in the film
0	Talbot A street located in Notting Hill
0	Kensington A street loaded with interesting restaurants
0	Lancaster The road in Notting Hill where you can find the Museum of Brands, Packaging, and Advertising
0	Linden A beautiful collection of gardens in Notting Hill
0	Carni Short for the huge Carnival that takes place on Portebello Rd every August
0	Bumpkin The name of a delightlful brunch location in Notting Hill
0	Elgin A fun and relaxing British pub located on Ladbroke Grove
0	Lad Short for 'Ladbroke'
0	Hyde One of Notting Hill's many parks
0	Cobble The lovely rock that most of the streets are made out of
0	August This month is when the Carnival takes place on Portebello Rd
0	Otto The shortened name of the bakery Otto Lenghi in Notting Hill
0	Ladbro Another variation of 'Ladbroke; which is a park and street name
0	Hugh Hugh Grant was the actor that played William Thacker
0	Oscar Anna Scott became an Oscar winner during her time away from William in the film
0	Marc Marc Changall's painting La Marièe was featured in the film Notting Hill
0	Helix A movie that Anna Scott acted in
0	King The last name of Anna's old boyfriend
0	Stuart Short for the production designer's full name, Stuart Craig
0	Corelli In the last scene, Will is reading Captain Corelli's Mandolin which is a book by Louis de Bernières
0	Blue The color of the front door to William's flat
0	Shepperton Or 'Shep' for short, this title is the name of the studio that filmed Notting Hill
0	Tavin An Irish variant of the word "Teeve" which has the meaning of "hillside"

Female Notting Hill Inspired Dog Names

Votes	Name	Vote
0	Kippie An English name (Kip) meaning "pointed hill"
0	Anna Anna Scott is the female lead and famous actress in Notting Hill
0	Honey Will's sister who adores Anna
0	Bella Max's wife who dated Will in the past
0	Tessa Supporting character in the film Notting Hill
0	Keziah A fruitarian who believes that fruits and vegetables have feelings
0	Cresi Short for Blenheim Cres which is a street in Notting Hill; you can find the book store "Books for Cooks" there
0	Rosie May A fun and cute twist on the Rosemead Rd in Notting Hill
0	Pembridge Pembridge Hall is an amazing Victorian style building located in Notting Hill
0	Calypso The type of music played at the Caribbean Carnival in August
0	Leddy Short for the 'Ledbury' restaurant
0	Essenza An Italian restaurant near Notting Hill Gate
0	London Where Notting Hill is located
0	Victoria Victorian style homes are very popular in the Notting Hill architecture
0	Holland Another lovely park nestled in the heart of Notting Hill
0	Mew A style of house often seen in Notting Hill that was built in the 18th century with the intent of stabling horses with rooms above for servants
0	Granger The name of a street in Notting Hill
0	Notti An adorable moniker that shortens "Notting"
0	Amery An Irish name that means "ridge; long hill"
0	Tara Irish for "rugged hill"
0	Coronet A former cinema in Notting Hill Gate
0	April The month where a lot of markets open up and flourish in Notting Hill
0	Freely The film features a book by John Feely
0	Aubrey A lovely street name
0	Julia Julia Roberts is the actress who played Anna Scott
0	Michell Roger Michell directed the movie Notting Hill
0	Elei Short for 'Lorelei King" who was Anna's publicist
0	Ritz The name of the hotel where Anna Scott was staying
0	Marie A twist on the famous painting used in the movie, La Mariée
0	Mischa Mischa Barton played a young 12-year old girl featured in the 'Helix'