Dulcinea

Dulcinea is a Spanish name meaning 'sweet' or 'sweetness,' from dulce meaning 'sweet.' It is most famously the name of Don Quixote's idealized beloved in Cervantes' novel — a peasant woman he transforms into a noble lady in his imagination.

Dulcinea is a name of magnificent idealism. In Cervantes' masterpiece she is the most important woman in the world — not because she is, objectively, but because Don Quixote's love makes her so. A pet named Dulcinea is exactly that: the most wonderful creature in existence, transformed by love into something even more beautiful than they already are. It's a name that says 'I see you perfectly,' and it is entirely, absolutely true.