Dracula

A distinctive pick — fewer than 14 pets share this name.

More boysdramaticmysterious
#4887

Meaning & Story

Dracula is the name of Bram Stoker's immortal vampire Count from the 1897 gothic novel, derived from the Romanian/Wallachian 'Dracul' meaning 'dragon' or 'devil.' As a pet name it brings gothic flair and a playful darkness.

Dracula is the name for a dog who has mastered the art of appearing at exactly the wrong moment, stealing food from the counter with vampiric silence, or refusing to emerge during daylight hours for walks. The gothic humor practically writes itself. For a dark-coated, mysterious-seeming dog with a talent for drama, Dracula is genuinely perfect. It is also just extremely funny, which is a quality not to be underestimated in a pet name.

At a Glance

#4887
Overall Rank
14
Registered
Boys
Popular With

Dracula's Personality

Pets named Dracula are most often described as:

  • dramaticStrong match
  • mysteriousCommon
  • darkSometimes
  • stealthyOccasionally

Trait order based on owner reports across pet registries.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Dracula a good pet name?

Dracula is a well-known pet name with 14 registered pets. Pets named Dracula are often described as dramatic, mysterious, dark.

Is Dracula a boy or girl pet name?

Dracula is more commonly given to male pets, though it can be used for any pet.

Last updated May 2026 · Data: NYC & Seattle pet licensing records · Methodology