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Fans love Ariana Grande not only for her songs, but also for her love for rescue dogs. The singer is a proud dog mom of not one but nearly 10 dogs. Nothing makes Ariana Grande more happy than her four-legged companions. One of her senior dogs is Coco, who the songstress loves. Let’s learn more about Ariana Grande’s dog Coco’s age and breed here.
How old is Ariana Grande’s dog Coco?
The age of Ariana Grande’s dog Coco is 15. Her pet pooch recently celebrated her birthday on March 27, 2025.
The pooch is already a celebrity. Coco made an appearance on her YouTube Channel video titled, “Coco Breaks it Down,” giving opinions about her music. In the video, Ariana Grande asks Coco, “Do you like the new music I’m writing?” along with other music-related questions, leaving Coco confused and a bit puzzled with the series of questions.
What breed is Ariana Grande’s dog Coco?
The breed of Ariana Grande’s dog Coco is a Dachshund-German shepherd mix. The dogs of this breed are lively and friendly. Moreover, they are highly protective of their pet parents. The life span of this breed is 9-15 years.
Ariana Grande has always advocated to adopt rescue pups. No wonder she co-founded the non-profit animal rescue, Orange Twins Rescue, which helps “Senior animals, strays, neglected, abused, or special needs.”
Talking about the need to protect the rescue pups and provide them forever homes, as per Billboard, Ariana Grande said, “I got involved with dog rescues by simply loving animals. Dogs are the most harmless, sweetest babes in the world. They show nothing but unconditional love, so they deserve that in return. My mission is to help as many homeless dogs as I can find loving families who will cherish them.”
Ariana Grande has many rescue dogs, including, Cinnamon (Pit Bull mix), Lafayette (bloodhound), Myron (mix, formerly Mac Miller’s dog), Pignoli (chihuahua mix), Sirius (labradoodle), Strauss (small mixed breed), Ophelia (chocolate labradoodle), Toulouse, and Fawkes.
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