Here’s a comprehensive list of famous dogs, each with a brief description:

1. Hachikō – An Akita known for waiting nine years at a train station for his deceased owner.
2. Antis – A German Shepherd who served in the French Air Force and helped his owner escape danger.
3. Bamse – A Saint Bernard symbolizing the Free Norwegian Forces during World War II.
4. Bart – A German Shepherd who served with SEAL Team Six.
5. Becerrillo – A Castilian attack dog from the Spanish conquistadors era.
6. Bing – A German Shepherd and Collie cross who parachuted on D-Day.
7. Caesar (the Anzac Dog) – Trained to locate wounded soldiers on the Western Front.
8. Cairo – A Belgian Malinois involved in Operation Neptune Spear.
9. Kurt – A Doberman Pinscher credited with saving hundreds of U.S. Marines.
10. Bilbo – A lifeguard Newfoundland who saved three lives.
11. Dakota – A pit bull search and rescue dog involved in numerous missions.
12. Frida – A Mexican golden Labrador renowned for rescue efforts.
13. Gandalf – A black Shiloh Shepherd who found a missing Boy Scout.
14. Kira – An English Golden Retriever who rescued dogs from a frozen lake.
15. Mancs – A German Shepherd who helped rescue a girl after an earthquake.
16. Agata – A Colombian Labrador detection dog.
17. Diesel – A Belgian Malinois involved in the Paris attacks response.
18. Finn – A German Shepherd whose case led to improved legal protection for service animals.
19. Kántor – A successful Hungarian police dog.
20. Rajah – The first police dog in New Zealand.
21. Sirius – A Labrador Retriever who died during the 9/11 attacks.
22. Sombra – A German Shepherd detection dog with numerous arrests.
23. Zanjeer – An Indian Labrador Retriever honored for detecting explosives.
24. Zuyaqui – A Mexican Federal Police German Shepherd.
25. Rin Tin Tin – A German Shepherd film star.
26. Strongheart – Another famous German Shepherd actor.
27. Laika – The first dog in space.
28. Belka and Strelka – Soviet space dogs.
29. Togo – A Siberian Husky who led a sled team during a diphtheria outbreak.
30. Balto – A Siberian Husky famous for delivering diphtheria antitoxin.
31. Owney – A mutt who became a U.S. postal mascot.
32. Sergeant Stubby – The first dog to be promoted to sergeant in the U.S. Army.
33. Roselle – A guide dog who led her owner out of the World Trade Center on 9/11.
34. Endal – A service dog known for assisting his owner in various ways.
35. Faith – A two-legged dog who inspired with her resilience.
36. Jofi – A German Shepherd companion to Sigmund Freud.
37. Terry – A Cairn Terrier who played Toto in “The Wizard of Oz.”
38. Lassie – A Rough Collie from the popular TV series.
39. Benji – A mixed-breed dog from the film series.
40. Bo Obama – The Obama family’s Portuguese Water Dog.
41. Sunny Obama – The Obama family’s second Portuguese Water Dog.
42. Viggo – A German Shepherd who appeared in “The Art of Racing in the Rain.”
43. Hooch – A Dogue de Bordeaux from the film “Turner & Hooch.”
44. Beethoven – A St. Bernard from the film series.
45. Marley – A Labrador Retriever from “Marley & Me.”
46. Clifford – A giant red dog from children’s literature.
47. Scooby-Doo – A Great Dane from the popular cartoon series.
48. Lady – A cocker spaniel from “Lady and the Tramp.”
49. Tramp – A mutt from “Lady and the Tramp.”
50. Buck – A St. Bernard-Scotch Shepherd mix from “Call of the Wild.”
51. Old Yeller – A yellow dog from the classic novel and film.
52. Rufus – A dog from the film “Kim Possible.”
53. Brian Griffin – A talking dog from “Family Guy.”
54. Santa’s Little Helper – A greyhound from “The Simpsons.”
55. Gromit – A clever dog from “Wallace and Gromit.”
56. Dug – A talking dog from “Up.”
57. Pluto – Mickey Mouse’s pet dog.
58. Goofy – A cartoon dog from Disney.
59. Fido – A loyal dog known for waiting for his owner.
60. Greyfriars Bobby – A Skye Terrier famous for guarding his owner’s grave.
61. Odie – A yellow dog from the “Garfield” comic strip.
62. Snoopy – Charlie Brown’s beagle from “Peanuts.”
63. Clifford the Big Red Dog – A giant red dog from children’s literature.
64. Bluey – A blue heeler from the animated series.
65. Ladybird – A cocker spaniel from “Ladybird and the Great Dog Disaster.”
66. Pudsey – A Britain’s Got Talent winner.
67. Judy – A pointer who served in World War II.
68. Chaser – A border collie known for learning over 1,000 words.
69. Rico – A border collie famous for his vocabulary.
70. Alex – An African Grey Parrot’s canine companion.
71. Hank – A basset hound from the Milwaukee Brewers.
72. Uggie – A Jack Russell Terrier from “The Artist.”
73. Otis – A pug from the film “The Adventures of Milo and Otis.”
74. Comet – A golden retriever from “Full House.”
75. Air Bud – A golden retriever known for his basketball skills.
76. Rinny – A German Shepherd who appeared in films.
77. Pal – A Rough Collie who played Lassie in early films.
78. Toto – A Cairn Terrier from “The Wizard of Oz.”
79. Laika’s Companion – A stray dog who accompanied Laika to space.
80. Apollo – A search and rescue dog involved in disaster response.