Regal dog names

I have a friend who is wanting inspiration for regal names for a female dog. She's a bit bonkers, so would accept suggestions like "Princess Consuela Bananahammock" with delight. OK, that was my suggestion. She was delighted. But, sadly, it was a "no"

So, hit me with your fun regal-sounding names.

 

Hehe !

I don't know about fun but my daughter named our horse Alissar Princess, she ( my daughter ) loves roses and scoured the list of rose names --- the full version is Alissar Princess of Phoenicia but we dropped the last bit

 

Well Monty's full name, and has been from the day after we chose him is Montgomery George Louis Mountbatten the third.
We assumed he had better lineage than us on account of him having a family tree shame about those shocking hips and elbows

 

Regina pulcherrima (Kerry for short! Or Gina.)

 

Queen Isabella the first. Born on my birthday, 22nd April, one of the Spanish monarchs. Also Isabella the second was born on my mothers birthday. I think the shortened version Bella, is a soft and pretty name . Isabella is also my neighbours daughters name

 

The Marchioness.

 

Like the disaster?

 

We met princess Tinkerbell at the weekend. Tinks to her friends

 

You want something that when shortened will carry when called...

 

We have an “Eloise” in our family (dog), which doesn’t exactly roll off the tongue easily. Quinn’s mom is Cinderella (maybe the opposite of regal haha).

What about Principessa, Marquesa...? This is hard...fine line between regal and pretentious

 

Maxx's full name is Maxximus Naughtiness III

(not really)

 

Buttercup? As in Princess Buttercup of The Princess Bride?

I don't actually LIKE that name, mind you, so reaching here.

I had a foster come in years ago that the family had named Princess. I hated the name, so changed it to Grace. (1) she was very graceful and kept leaping effortlessly between my sofas despite being a tiny 4 lb. pom and (2) "Princess Grace" - get it?

I like the idea of just going down a list of historical monarch's names and seeing what suits. Pick your country - England, France, even ancient Rome.

 

Lady Guinevere - it's a classic but also suitably pretentious

 

Boudicca, used know a dog called queen Boudicca. She was a sweet little thing with no chariot driving pretentions. Never sacked and burned waitrose but did have to her harness special lined with super soft fleece for her delicate queenly skin. She was known as Bo-Bo

 

How about Sir Licksalot?
(A play on sir Lancelot)

 

Or king FURdinand II of Aragon

 

Ooops just realised we are looking for girl names....will have a think

 

Viscountess FURness
(A mistress of king Henry VII when he was still the Prince of Wales)

 

Queen Cartimundia of the Brigantes.

 

Bit 70s porno?