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.
- A tear-jerking, heartwarming song for beloved dogs and cats
- Music that dogs like. BGM for dogs.
- A special feature on Western music themed around dogs! World classics and popular songs
- A roundup of foreign songs about pets
- [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
- Heartwarming, inspiring songs recommended for children.
- [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 (41–50)
dawn roadŌsugi Kumiko
This is the theme song of the timeless masterpiece “A Dog of Flanders,” which still ranks among the most moving anime even many years after its broadcast.
Kumiko Osugi, who performed numerous anime songs at the time, sings it lightly with a clear voice.
You only live once as a dog.Shinamon Bū Rakkī
This is the ending theme of the gag anime Oda Cinnamon Nobunaga, based on a manga featuring Sengoku warlords reincarnated as dogs as the protagonists.
It’s sung by the voice actors who played the characters (?), and it was released as a single in 2020.
The arrangement, with rap-style phrases and lively call-and-response interjections, is full of humor and a joy to listen to.
It’s also funny simply because such a star-studded cast of voice actors is singing this kind of song.
If you listen to it when you’re feeling a bit low, it might give you a boost of energy.
Wan☆derfulSEAMO
This song, One☆derful, is included on SEAMO’s first mini-album ONE LIFE, released in 2011.
It was chosen as the theme song for the film Mr.
Inukai’s Dog.
SEAMO wrote it about his beloved pet dog.
The film’s star, Mr.
Kohinata, fell in love with the track and recommended it, saying there could be no other song for the movie, and it was decided as the theme song.
Drif’s Wonder Dog (Living on a Farm)Za Dorifutāzu
A quirky song in which a dog’s barking becomes music and performs alongside rock.
It became a hot topic around 1981 after originating from the TV show “It’s 8 O’Clock! Everyone Assemble,” but there was an original song titled “Living On A Farm (Wonder Dog).”
The Old Dog’s WhistleEGO-WRAPPIN’
This “Whistling of an Old Dog” is included on EGO-WRAPPIN’s 2001 single “~Midnight Dejavu~ Shikisai no Blues.” However, even when you check the credits, this song title isn’t listed.
In other words, it’s a secret bonus track.
A Song For Youayaka
In contrast to the danceable arrangement of the original theme song for “I LOVE Snoopy: The Peanuts Movie,” the Japanese version features a moody track by Ayaka.
It’s an original song written with the deep bond between the protagonist, Charlie Brown, and Snoopy as its motif.
Famous Dog Nipper: Dog ‘n’ Rollyonseikyu
Victor Entertainment’s rock festival, Victor Rock Festival (Victor Rock Matsuri).
This song was created as its official cheer/anthem and released in 2020 by the rock band Su-xing-cyu (Shinseikyu).
Speaking of Victor’s logo, it’s that dog looking into a phonograph, right? The “Nipper” in the song’s title is the dog’s name.
The original artwork was painted by British artist Francis Barraud.
Back to the song: its easygoing, cheerful tone is pleasant to listen to and makes you want to sway your body.