White Chicks Inspired Dog Names

Introduction

When talking about some of the funniest comedy movies of the 21^st century, the film White Chicks is almost always included in the list. Who could forget the funny punch lines and that iconic scene featuring Terry Crews’ character Latrell and the Vanessa Carlton song A Thousand Miles? The 2004 comedy film has stood the test of time and remains to be a classic feel-good movie even years after it was first released. The film also solidified the status of the Wayans brothers as some of the funniest comedians of all time. Below are some of the top names inspired by the memorable White Chicks comedy film.

White Chicks Inspired Dog Names in Pop Culture

Featured Famous White Chicks Inspired Dog

Baby

The film White Chicks helped launch a lot of careers and created memorable movie characters that remain popular in present day. Even the punch lines that were mentioned in the movie are still being used in everyday conversations. One of these memorable characters is actually one that you probably did not expect – Baby the dog.

White Chicks is the story of two FBI agents, Kevin and Marcus, who are in hot water after an attempted drug bust goes wrong. Posing as Cuban businessmen, the duo tries to arrest the wrong men, who were actually ice cream suppliers. Letting the real drug dealers get away, the two are apprehended by FBI Chief Elliott Gordon and are initially kept from a mission involving a kidnapping threat of the billionaire heiresses, Brittany and Tiffany Wilson.

During a meeting discussing the mission, Chief Gordon gives Marcus and Kevin a chance to redeem themselves by having them bring the Wilson sisters to the Hamptons for the Labor Day Weekend. At the airport, the Wilson sisters are picked up by the agents. This is where Baby the Pomeranian is first seen, housed in a luxurious dog bag. Soon, the two agents find out how overbearing and ignorant the Wilson sisters are. Wanting to get the “babysitting” over with, the agents and Wilsons (with Baby riding in the passenger seat) start their trip to the Hamptons. However, they get into a minor car accident when Kevin tries to save Baby, who jumped off the car window. Distracted, Kevin crashes the car on a nearby tree.

While generally unharmed, the sisters get small wounds on their nose and lip and they overreact. Despite all the attempts of the two to convince the sisters to go the Hamptons, the sisters hold their ground and threaten to report to the agents’ supervisors. Kevin tricks the sisters to stay in the hotel while he and Marcus decide to pretend to be the Wilson sisters. With the help of some make-up and prosthetic artists, the two agents are turned into two white chicks resembling the Wilson sisters.

This is where all the craziness ensues; the fake Wilson sisters meet all the real sisters’ friends while trying to figure out all who is behind the kidnapping. Throughout the movie, they also have some funny antics and get into a lot of trouble. Baby can also be seen in several scenes, including the date between Latrell and Tiffany’s date (where Baby barks at Latrell for trying to touch Tiffany) and at the bar, where the girls go out for some drinks dancing and Russ is seen kissing Baby. The movie ends with the two agents figuring out the real culprit behind the kidnapping threat and making friends with the girls, with a promise to “go shopping”.

White Chicks Inspired Dog Name Considerations

Acquiring a new dog comes with a ton of responsibilities, the first of which is to choose a new name for your new pooch. In general, dog experts advise pet owners to choose a name that is short, preferably one that has only a maximum of two syllables. This is because dogs are equipped to recall only the first two syllables of a given word. Hence, a name that has anything beyond two syllables might not be easily remembered by your dog. If the name you choose does exceed two syllables, have a prepared shortened version or a nickname which you can use when you are calling or commanding your dog.

Fans of the comedy film White Chicks may want to choose a name based on various characters, places or memorable names from the film. To choose from the numerous names inspired by the movie, you can look at your dog’s qualities and compare it to the attributes exhibited by the film characters. For instance, if you have a quirky and funny dog, you can choose a name after any one of two main characters, Marcus or Kevin (Copeland). Or if you have a Pomeranian, you can choose the name “Baby”, which also happens to be the name of the pampered Pom owned by the Wilson sisters in the film.

Male White Chicks Inspired Dog Names

Votes	Name	Vote
0	Kevin After Shawn Wayans’ character, Kevin Copeland
0	Marcus After Marlon Wayans’ character, Marcus Copeland
0	Copeland Kevin and Marcus’ family name
0	Shawn After actor Shawn Wayans
0	Marlon After actor Marlon Wayans
0	Latrell After Terry Crews’ character Latrell Spencer
0	Terry After actor Terry Crews
0	Hampton After the Hamptons, which is the setting of the film
0	Elliott After FBI supervisor Elliott Gordon, a character in the movie
0	Jacob After FBI agent Jacob Harper, a character in the movie
0	Vincent After FBI agent Vincent Gomez, a character in the movie
0	Warren After Warren Vandergeld, a character in the movie
0	Heath After a character in the movie of the same name
0	Russ After a character in the movie of the same name
0	Tony After a character in the movie of the same name
0	Josh After a character in the movie of the same name
0	Gordon After FBI supervisor Elliott Gordon, a character in the movie
0	Harper After FBI agent Jacob Harper, a character in the movie
0	Wilson After the Wilson sisters’ family name in the film
0	Spencer After Terry Crews’ character Latrell Spencer
0	Wayans After the Wayans’ brothers’ family name
0	John After actor John Heard, who played Warren Vandergeld
0	Frankie After actor Frankie Faison, who played Elliott Gordon
0	Lochlyn After actor Lochlyn Munro, who played agent Jacob Harper
0	Eddie After actor Eddie Velez, who played agent Vincent Gomez
0	Steven After Steven Grayhm, who played Russ
0	Casey After actor Casey Lee, who played Tony
0	Lewis After actor David Lewis, who played Josh
0	Max Latrell’s dog, a Rottweiler
0	Keenen After Keenen Ivory Wayans, who directed the film

Female White Chicks Inspired Dog Names

Votes	Name	Vote
0	Brittany After Brittany Wilson, a character in the movie
0	Tiffany After Tiffany Wilson, a character in the movie
0	Karen After Karen Googlestein, a character in the movie
0	Tori After a character in the movie of the same name
0	Lisa After a character in the movie of the same name
0	Baby The Wilson sisters’ pet Pomeranian
0	Heather After Heather Vandergeld, a character in the movie
0	Megan After Megan Vandergeld, a character in the movie
0	Denise After Denise Porter, a character in the movie
0	Shauncie After a character in the movie of the same name
0	Gina After Gina Copeland, a character in the movie
0	Jaime After actress Jaime King, who played Heather Vandergeld
0	Busy After actress Busy Philipps, who portrayed Karen Googlestein
0	Daniel After actress Brittany Daniel, who played Megan Vandergeld
0	Jessica After actress Jessica Cauffiel, who played Tori
0	Jennifer After actress Jennifer Carpenter, who played Lisa
0	Maitland After actress Maitland Ward, who played Brittany Wilson
0	Anne After actress Anne Dudek, who played Tiffany Wilson
0	Rochelle After actress Rochelle Aytes, who played Denise Porter
0	Faune After actress Faune Chambers, who played Gina Copeland
0	Sidora After actress Drew Sidora, who played Shaunice
0	Heather After actress Heather McDonald, who played a minor role in the film
0	Porter After Denise Porter, a character in the movie
0	Vanessa After Vanessa Carlton, who sang one of the movie’s soundtracks
0	Vandergeld After the family name of Megan and Heather in the movie
0	Ivory After director Keenen Ivory Wayans, good for white dogs
0	Charlie The canine actor who played Baby the Dog
0	Elaine After Elaine Vandergeld, a character in the movie
0	Suzy After actress Suzy Joachim, who played Elaine Vandergeld
0	King After actress Jaime King, who played Heather Vandergeld