The Dogs of the Titanic

Owners	Breed	Boarded	Home	Cabin #	Lifeboat	Survived?
Robert Williams Daniel, 27, a banker traveling alone	1) French bulldog, "Gamin de Pycombe"	Southampton	Philadelphia		Went down with the ship and was pulled aboard by a lifeboat	Daniel- yes Bulldog- no, although it was seen in the water by R.N. Williams
Henry Sleeper Harper, 48, a publishing scion traveling with his wife, Myra, 49, a manservant, and an Egyptian dragoman	2) Pekinese, "Sun Yat Sen"	Cherbourg	New York City	D-33	Lifeboat 3 wife, servant and companion all escaped in LB3	Harper-yes Pekinese-yes
Helen Bishop, 19, newlywed, honeymooning with Dickinson H. Bishop	3) small, unknown breed, "Frou Frou"	Cherbourg	Dowagiac, Michigan	B-49	Lifeboat 7	Bishop and her husband- yes Frou Frou- no, left locked in cabin
Harry Anderson, 47, stockbroker, traveling alone	4) Chow	Southampton	New York City	E-12	Lifeboat 3	Anderson- yes Chow- no
William Ernest Carter, 36, traveling with his wife, Lucile, 36, daughter, also Lucile, 14, and son, William the II, 11. Also traveling with a maid and manservant	5) and 6) two small dogs. One was a King Charles Spaniel and the other's breed is unknown.	Southampton	Bryn Mawr, PA.	B-96 and B-98	Collapsible C; wife and children left the ship in Lifeboat 4; servants were both lost	all members of family- yes dogs- no
Margaret Hays, 24, traveling alone	7) Pomeranian	Cherbourg	New York City	C-54	Lifeboat 7	Hays-yes Pomeranian-yes
Col. John Jacob Astor, 47, real estate tycoon traveling with his pregnant wife, Madeleine, 19, and a maid and a manservant	8) and 9) Airedale, "Kitty," and a second dog, probably also an Airedale, per a report from survivor Edwiga Goldenberg	Cherbourg	New York City	C-62	Astor went down with the ship and was crushed by a falling funnel. Manservant was lost. Wife and maid survived on Lifeboat 4.	Astor- no Airedales- no wife- yes
William Crothers Dulles, 39, attorney, traveling alone	10) unknown breed, listed in channel crossing records simply as "dog." Possibly a Pomeranian or a fox terrier.	Cherbourg	Philadelphia	A-18	Went down with the ship	Dulles- no dog- no
Ann Isham, 50, spinster expatriate who had been living in Paris with her sister for the previous nine years (Isham is a possible, not a verified, dog owner.)	11) Great Dane (could also have been a Saint Bernard or a Newfoundland)	Cherbourg	Paris and New York City	C-49	Refused to get in a lifeboat without her dog.	Isham- no dog-no A woman was spotted by passengers on the German liner "Bremen" two days after the sinking, floating in her lifejacket with her arms wrapped around a large dog.
Elizabeth Barrett Rothschild, 54, wife of leather magnate Martin Rothschild, traveling with her husband.	12) Pomeranian	Cherbourg	New York City		Lifeboat 6	Rothschild- yes Pomeranian-yes Mrs. Rothschild and her dog were on the same boat as the famously unsinkable Molly Brown. Martin Rothschild went down with the ship.
FICTIONAL Sam Harris, 12, returning to the U.S. after three years of boarding school in England.	Irish setter, "White Star," owned by J. Bruce Ismay, president of the White Star Line and also a passenger on the Titanic.	Southampton for Sam; Queenstown, Ireland for the dog	Lancaster, PA.	B-47	Lifeboat 4	Sam- yes Star- yes Boy and dog were rescued from the water right after Lifeboat 4 was lowered.