Dog song: A masterpiece about a beloved dog.
Dogs are so cute, aren’t they?
Their fluffy fur, the way they wag their tails, that excited vibe when they’re waiting for their food, the way their energy shoots up the moment you pick up the leash for a walk… just picturing those scenes is adorable.
In this article, we’re doing a special feature on songs themed around dogs.
They’ve been by our side since long ago.
So of course, there are truly countless songs about dogs.
Some are fun and uplifting to listen to, some are for kids, some compare the singer to a dog, and some even sing about heartbreaking farewells.
I hope you find a song that fits your feelings perfectly.
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- [Tearjerker] Songs that make your heart tremble with tears & moving tracks with lyrics that touch the soul
- [Family Song] A gratitude song that lets you feel the importance of family.
- [Animal Song] Fun nursery rhymes popular with children
- [1st Birthday] Perfect songs for kids’ celebrations—great for birthday parties and videos
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- [So touching it makes you cry] A heartbreakingly wistful and sad song that tightens your chest
- Dog song: A masterpiece about a beloved dog.
- [Emotional Song] A classic wishing for a child’s growth — a love song dedicated to my child
- Western songs themed around family — popular tracks and recommended songs
Dog songs: Classic tracks about beloved dogs (71–80)
ChiroJungle Smile
This is a song by Jungle Smile, the music duo of Ikuno Takagi and Isao Yoshida.
It was included on their fourth album, Asunaro, released in 2000.
The song portrays a pet dog—an existence that, because of human convenience, ends up being altered in various ways.
Sometimes, through carelessness, we even cause them to get hurt.
And yet, the dog still loves us.
With lyrics that convey the owner’s bittersweet feelings, this sorrowful ballad leaves a strong impression.
If you have a dog, you’ll surely relate.
KoroCRAZY KEN BAND
This is a song included on the 2000 album “Shock Therapy.” The title is the name of the Shiba Inu kept at the protagonist’s grandmother’s house, which appears in the lyrics.
It sings of the love for Koro, who healed a heart wounded by things like the parents’ divorce, and of the sadness of parting.
The song does not specify the exact reason for the separation from Koro.
Waltz of the PuppiesFrederic Chopin
It’s a famous classical piece that everyone has heard at least once.
You can almost picture Chopin, the composer, playing the piano while little puppies happily run in circles at his feet—a friendly, approachable piece despite being classical.
To the end of this dreampati
In the 1980s, Nippon TV aired the “Dog Drama Trilogy.” This song, Kono Yume no Hate Made, was used as the theme for the first installment, Golden Dog, and reached a peak position of 27 on the Oricon charts.
Its beautiful vocals provide a striking contrast to Tatsuya Jō’s deep, gravelly narration.
I, dog, inuKatō Chiaki
This is the song used in the pet dog introduction segment within NHK E-tele’s “E-tele 0655.” In this segment, viewers’ photos of dogs are featured, and the lyrics introduce things the dog likes and dislikes.
The song is used when the dog is female, and the title is displayed in white lines on an orange background.
There is also a mobile app with the same title, which lets you combine dog photos to create videos, similar to the TV segment.
Who Let The Dogs OutBaha Men
A song written by musician Anslem Douglas.
The original version is called “Doggie.” Baha Men adjusted the calypso rhythm to make the song more appealing to American listeners.
The track is often used at baseball, basketball, and hockey games.
DogsIShowSpeed & Kai Cenat
This track was created by musicians captivated by the charm of dogs.
Released by IShowSpeed and Kai Cenat in April 2023, the song quickly drew attention.
Riding a powerful beat that samples “Who Let the Dogs Out,” the two rappers deliver confident lyrics.
The music video on YouTube racked up over 200,000 views within just a few days.
Its dog-themed, innovative visuals and energetic sound are irresistible.
It’s recommended not only for hip-hop fans but also for dog lovers.
Picture adorable pups and enjoy the groove to the fullest.