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Phew, that’s a lot of boy dog names! If these dog names weren’t enough inspiration, check out our list of the best dog names, gender neutral dog names, and girl dog names. Good luck finding the perfect fit for your pup!

Congratulations on your new girl dog! It’s time for your first pet parenting task: choosing the perfect female dog name. Browse our list of 400 girl dog names perfect for puppies and grown lady dogs alike. With so many female dog names in one place, it’s the perfect way to get inspiration flowing as you decide what you’ll call your new furry friend.

Read on to find the perfect pick in our list of 400 girl dog names.

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A

Abe

Of English origin and meaning “Father of Nations,” it was also the name of America’s 16th president.

Ace


A term for the best card in the deck, “ace” can also mean an expert.

Alex


In honor of “Jeopardy!” host Trebek baseball legend Rodriguez—it’s up to you.

Alfie


A classic 1966 rom com starring Michael Caine that was remade in 2004 with Jude Law.

Ali


Iconic boxer Muhammad Ali floated like a butterfly and stung like a bee, winning Olympic gold in 1960 and heavyweight titles along the way.

Alpha


The first letter of the Greek alphabet, the name Alpha will let all the other dogs know who’s in charge.

Amigo

Meaning “friend” in Spanish, this is a perfect dog name for your new bestie.

Andy


Short for Andrew, which means “brave” or “manlike” in Greek.

Angus

A top-notch grade of beef that also means “choice” in Scottish.

Apollo


The name of the Greek god of sun and light also belongs to six outer space missions that successfully landed humans on the Moon and brought them back to Earth.

Archer

For outdoorsmen, this literally means “bowman.”

Archie


Fit for a royal pup, this is the name of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s son.

Ares

The Greek god of war, this name translates to “ruin”—perfect for the toy chewer in your life.

Arlo

After singer-songwriter Arlo Guthrie or the character Arlo Givens on the hit show “Justified.”

Armani

Feeling stylish? Fashion icon Giorgio Armani made this name famous.

Arthur

A favorite name in fiction, Arthur was both a medieval king and the beloved aardvark who stars in the children’s adventure book and television series.

Aspen

A posh Colorado ski resort town.

Astro

Greek for “of the stars,” and also Houston’s Major League Baseball team.

Atlas

In Greek mythology, Atlas is the Titan who holds up the world.

Atticus

“Atta boy, Atticus” has a nice flow to it, right?

Avery

This name of English origin means “ruler of the elves”—perfect for a pup who’s a natural born leader.

Axel

Dating as far back as the 10th Century, the name Axel has many other spellings, including Aksel, Axelle and, yes, Axl (as in Rose, the lead singer of Guns N’ Roses).

B

Bacardi

One of the best-selling rums in the world.

Bailey

A creamy Irish liquor enjoyed in coffee in the morning or on the rocks at night.

Baloo

The easygoing bear character of “The Jungle Book.”

Bam

For the spunkiest and energetic of pups, this interjection is perfect.

Bandit

Meaning a thief, this boy puppy name could be perfect for your little robber of shoes, socks or whatever else is laying around.

Banjo

A twangy instrument popularized by Earl Scruggs.

Barkley

A name with bark in it, which could pay homage to legendary NBA power forward Charles Barkley.

Baron

The lowest order of British nobility.

Barney

Inspired by the purple dinosaur or the goofy deputy from “The Andy Griffith Show”—the choice is yours.

Basil

This herb is sprinkled on pizza and widely used in sauces.

Baxter


For “Arthur” fans, Buster Baxter is Arthur’s best friend.

Bean

Legumes—just like dogs—come in all colors, shapes and sizes!

Bear


Rawr! Name your dog after this formidable furry beast.

Beau

Meaning “a male admirer,” this might be the perfect boy dog name for your four-legged admirer.

Beethoven

As in Ludwig van Beethoven, German composer and piano master

Ben

Affleck, Stiller, Harper, Franklin—you have your pick of famous Bens to choose from.

Benji

The first “Benji” movie hit the big screen in 1974, and the dog-centric franchise is still rolling to this day.

Benny


If Benjamin is too formal, this is an endearing option.

Benson


Literally meaning “son of Ben,” this was the name of a ’70s and ‘80s American sitcom starring Robert Guillaume.

Bentley


A fancy car brand right up there with the Rolls Royces of the world.

Bernard


Meaning “brave as a bear,” this name already belongs to a dog breed (the Saint Bernard).

Bernie

A less formal version of Bernard, shared by celebrities from Mac to Sanders.

Bert

Ernie’s counterpart on “Sesame Street.”

Billy


A nickname for William, Billy could mean a goat, or a club—or your best friend.

Bingo

The game of chance popular among schoolchildren and adults in casinos. Perfect for a farmer’s dog’s name-o!

Biscuit

There are many types of biscuit: Rolled, drop, scones, shortcakes… and your pup.

Binky

Meaning a pacifier or, in the case of boy dog names, something a small child (or anyone) is very attached too.

Bub

In honor of Bjorn Borg, the iconic tennis player and winner of six French Open titles and five Wimbledon championships.

Blackjack


The casino card game where players race to 21.

Blade

The 1998 vampire-filled blockbuster “Blade” starred Wesley Snipes.

Blaze

For dog breeds with fiery personalities—we’re looking at you, chihuahuas—the name Blaze is hot.

Bleu



The French word for the color blue that doubles as a great male puppy name.

Blitzen


The father of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer. Also, Blitzen means “flash” in German.

Blue


A popular color for boys, Blue is a natural choice among boy puppy names.

Bo


Pay homage to Bo Burnham the comedian, Bo Jackson the baseball legend or wrestler Bo Dallas with this one.

Bob



Short for Robert, “Bob” is the third most popular name in the U.S. during the last 100 years, according to the Social Security Administration.

Bobo


This can be an endearing alternative of Bob, but it also means “silly” in Spanish.

Bogart



Film star of “Casablanca” and “The Big Sleep,” Humphrey Bogart was named the greatest male star of classic American cinema by the American Film Institute.

Bogey


This term for a stroke of one over par is perfect for golf-obsessed pet parents.

Bolt


For dog parents with a pup as fast as lightning.

Booger


More than what’s up your nose, this can be an endearing term for a little friend.

Boomer


Short for baby boomers or those born between 1946 and 1964. “Boomer Sooner” is also the fight song for the University of Oklahoma.

Boone



Daniel Boone was the quintessential American frontiersman.

Boots



Perfect for a pup with distinctive fur around their feet.

Boss


For boy dogs who are totally in charge, the name Boss leads the way.

Bowen



New Orleans Saints legendary quarterback Drew Brees named his son Bowen and so can you.

Bowie



After David Bowie, the UK-bred singer-songwriter known for such hits as “Under Pressure,” “Space Oddity” and “Rebel Rebel.”

Bowser


The massive, shelled beast in too many Nintendo games to count.

Boyd


Of Scottish, Gaelic and Celtic descent, this means “yellow” or “blond.”

Brady


Whether it’s honoring “The Brady Bunch” or the New England Patriots-gone-Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback, this name’s a winner.

Brando


Marlon Brando was a 20th century American film mainstay, starring in everything from “A Streetcar Named Desire” to “The Godfather.”

Breeze



Somewhere between still air and a big gust of wind. Maybe this name is reflective of your dog’s breezy attitude.

Brody

A less formal version of Bernard, shared by celebrities from Mac to Sanders.

Bronco


The casino card game where players race to 21.

Brownie


A delicious name for a dog with brown fur.

Bruce


If you have a little ninja on your hands, why not name him after famed martial artist and actor Bruce Lee?

Bruiser


Meaning “tough,” this is a great boy puppy name for a dog who has grit.

Bruno

From the German meaning “brown,” this is a great way to show your love for your brown dog (or for “24K Magic” and “Grenade” singer Bruno Mars).

Brutus

If the reference to Caesar is too dark for you, take inspiration from the popular webcomic “Pixie and Brutus” instead.

Bubba

An informal way to address a brother, and the nickname of the soldier Forrest Gump befriends in the classic movie.

Bubby

Another endearing term to address a brother or small boy.Z

Buck


Most dog parents spend a few bucks on their pets throughout the years!

Bucky

For Marvel Universe fans, James “Bucky” Barnes Jr. originated as Captain America’s sidekick and BFF

Buddy

A dog does make the best buddy of all.

Buford


A city in Georgia. You can’t help but say this name with a Southern twang.

Bullet

This boy dog name is fast as a speeding…well, you know.

Bully


The ultimate tough guy.

Buster


Meaning someone who breaks or destroys things, is this the perfect name for your rambunctious pup?

Butch

Emitting masculinity, this is among the most macho on dog name lists

Butterball

The traditional Thanksgiving turkey brand, or simply a sweet nickname for your roly-poly pup.

Butters


A beloved goofy and long-time character on “South Park.”

Butterscotch


Full of brown sugar, butter and deliciousness.

Buttons

Fit for a pup who’s cute as a button.

C

Cabo

The picturesque and sometimes raucous destination in Mexico.

Caesar

A popular salad dressing and famous Roman general.

Caliber


Meaning a measure of someone’s character, this name tells the world your dog is top-notch.

Calvin


As in Klein (fashion icon) or perhaps John (the French theologian).

Cameron

Meaning “crooked nose,” this name comes with a cute nickname: Cam.

Captain

The pup who leads the ship safely to shore.

Capone


The famous Prohibition-era mob boss.

Carter

Jimmy Carter was the 39th president of the United States.

Cash

After the “Man in Black” and “Ring of Fire” singer Johnny Cash—or simply a promise to invest in giving your dog the best life.

Cashew

A snackable nut with a golden color—a description that might also fit your dog.

Casper


The name of the famous friendly ghost, this is a great choice for a white pup.

Cassius


A less formal version of Bernard, shared by celebrities from Mac to Sanders.After the Roman senator who masterminded Julius Caesar’s demise, or Clay, the boxer who became Muhammad Ali.

Cedric

Cedric the Entertainer (his real name is Cedric Kyles) is one of “The Original Kings of Comedy.”

Champ


For the dog who’s the champion of your heart.

Charger


A battle-trained horse or a device that gives your phone life—either way, this name is full of energy.

Charlie

This cute nickname for Charles belonged to the kind kid who explored Willy Wonka’s Chocolate Factory.

Checkers

The classic game of red and black squares.

Cheech


Comedy duo Cheech & Chong started generating laughs in 1971.

Chester


Meaning a fortress or camp of soldiers, you might associate this name with Cheetos’ mascot Chester Cheetah.

Chevy

A nickname for Chevrolet automobiles, or for comedian Chevy Chase.

Chewbacca

Everyone’s favorite Wookiee warrior from “Star Wars.”

Chewy


Chewbacca’s nickname, a nod to your dog’s favorite pastime, or an homage to your favorite online destination for pet parents. (We’d be honored!)

Chico

This boy dog name is literally is Spanish for “boy.”

Chief


For the dog who rules their house just like a chief leads their people.

Chip

Chocolate or potato, these delicious morsels would make a great namesake.

Chomp

For dog parents of especially chew-happy pups.

Chopper

Inspired by a kitchen device, helicopter or low-riding motorcycle – it’s your choice.

Chubby

An homage to rock and roll singer Chubby Checker, or just to your puppy’s roly-poly physique.

Cinco

Spanish for “five.”

Clover


If you find a clover with four leaves, you’re in very good luck.

Claude

As in French impressionist painter Claude Monet, creator of more than 2,500 works of art.

Clyde


If you have another pup named Bonnie, you have quite the mischievous duo.

Cocoa

Chocolate wouldn’t be chocolate without it.

Cody

Meaning “helpful,” a pup named Cody is always there when you need them.

Cole

A surname of English origin meaning “charcoal.”

Colt

Meaning a young male horse, this name could be inspired by Indianapolis’ NFL team.

Comet

An out-of-this-world object that orbits the sun (just like your pup orbits your feet).

Conan


Of “O’Brien” and “the Barbarian” fame, Conan is of Irish and Gaelic descent and means “hound.”

Cooper

Centuries ago, the maker of barrels was called a cooper. Today it’s a common last name and increasingly popular first name for pets and people alike.

Copper

A soft and malleable dog name option, especially for those whose coats are a rusty red.

Cosmo


Short for Cosmopolitan, the iconic cocktail with vodka, cranberry juice, triple sec and lime juice.

Cowboy

Perfect for a rugged pup who’s at home on the range.

Cricket

An insect your dog will love to chase, or the baseball-like sport that’s globally popular.

Crimson

A rich shade of red.

D

Dakota


There’s a North Dakota, South Dakota, and maybe your dog Dakota too?

Dallas

The third largest city in Texas by population, behind Houston and San Antonio.

Dane


Signifying a person from Denmark, this name already belongs to the Great Dane dog breed.

Danger

For the dog who’s great at sniffing out trouble

Dante

The Italian poet and philosopher known for his “Divine Comedy” poem.

Dax


Taken from a town in Southwestern France, the name Dax has risen in popularity in recent years.

Dash


For the pup who loves to race.

Denver

The largest city in Colorado with a population of more than 700,000.

Deuce

Slang for the number two card in a deck of cards.

Dexter

Meaning “fortunate,” this name has plenty of pop culture references, from cartoon scientist Dexter to the Showtime TV drama starring Michael C. Hall.

Dez

As in Dez Bryant, NFL star who was a long-time wide receiver for the Dallas Cowboys.

Diablo


Spanish for “devil” and also a popular, dungeon-y video game series.

Dice


A pair of cubes that could help you win big at the casino.

Diego

Spanish for “David” and first name of Argentine soccer legend Maradona.

Diesel

A type of engine and fuel.

Dino


A nickname for those with longer, -dino ending names (e.g., Bernardino).

Disco

The popular 70s-era music genre full of big hair and synthesizers.

Dobby

The loyal house elf from the “Harry Potter” series.

Dodger


In 2020, the Los Angeles Dodgers won its first World Series since 1988.

Domino


The popular game played with black and white tiles.

Donut

Homer Simpson’s favorite food.

Doug

Short for Douglas, this was the name of an adored ‘90s animated show tracking the school adventures of Doug Funnie.

Dozer


Short for a bulldozer—and perfect for a rambunctious pup.

Draco

Latin for “dragon.”

Dragon


Mythical creature that can fly and breathe fire.

Drake

Canadian rapper who got his start as Jimmy on the TV series “Degrassi.”

Duck


After Duckie, the lovelorn best friend in “Pretty in Pink,” or just those animals your dog wants to chase at the pond.

Dude

An informal word for a guy.

Dudley

An industrial town in England near Birmingham. Or, inspired by Harry Potter’s cousin, Dudley Dursley.

Duff

Meaning “dark” and of Irish origin. Also, it’s Homer Simpson’s favorite beer brand.

Duke


Big-time British royalty who you’ll want to address as “your grace.”

Dusty

Signifying “brave warrior” in German.

Dutch

The official language of the Netherlands.

Dylan

In honor of Minnesota-born songwriter and rock icon, Bob Dylan.

E

Eagle

The bald type of this bird would make for a very patriotic dog name.

Echo


The reflection of sound waves.

Eddie


This was the name of the beloved Jack Russell Terrier on the hit TV show “Frasier” starring Kelsey Grammer.

Eeyore

The gloomy donkey from “Winnie the Pooh” fame.

Einstein

A prime name for an extra-smart pup.

Eisenhower

Dwight D. Eisenhower was the 34th president of the United States.

Eli

Short for names like Elijah and Elliott, and meaning “elevated” in Hebrew.

Elvis

After “The King,” Elvis Presley, of “Jailhouse Rock” “Hound Dog” fame.

Elway

John Elway is an executive for the Denver Broncos and also helped the team win two Super Bowls in the late ‘90s.

Ember

A small piece of burning wood in a fire.

Enzo

Meaning “winner” in Italian.

Ernie


After Bert’s best friend on “Sesame Street” or South Africa’s Ernie Els, once the No. 1 golfer in the world.

Eugene


City in Oregon and home of the University of Oregon.

Ezra

For the little helper in your life, this means “helper” in Hebrew.

F

Farley


Actor and comedian Chris Farley starred in “Saturday Night Live,” “Tommy Boy” and “Black Sheep” before his passing in 1997.

Fenway


Fenway Park is one of the most iconic stadiums in baseball and home to the Boston Red Sox.

Finley

Signifying a “fair-haired hero” in Scottish.

Finn

For fair-skinned male dog names, this literally means “fair or white” in Irish.

Finnegan

Also means “fair-haired” in Irish.

Flash

A good name for a speedy pup.

Flex

A name with a macho vibe.

Fluffy


If your pup’s fur matches this description, you can’t go wrong with this name.

Fox


Some Shiba Inu parents give their dogs this nickname due to their shared resemblance.

Frank

For a bigger dog, “Frank the Tank” does have a nice ring to it.

Franklin


Benjamin Franklin was one of the Founding Fathers of the U.S.

Freckles

A top pick for a pooch with spots.

Fred

The longer version – Frederick – has German roots and means “peaceful ruler.”

Freddie


Honor the lead singer of Queen, Freddie Mercury, with this name.

Freedom

For the feisty pup who cannot be contained.

Fritz

A German name meaning “peaceful ruler.”

Fudge


A chocolatey treat, and a great name for a dark brown dog.

Fury


As male dog names go, it doesn’t get more badass.


G

Gadget

Detective “Inspector Gadget” has taken many forms since his 1983 debut.

Galaxy

Perfect for a pup who’s out-of-this-world.

Garth


As in country music star Garth Brooks, or Wayne’s best friend in “Wayne’s World.”

Gator


The chomping reptile that you may find at a Florida lake or golf course.

Genie

The mystical creature who grants wishes.

George

Of Greek origin meaning “farmer.”

Geronimo

Skydivers are known to scream “Geronimo!” when they are jumping out a plane.

Ghost

For a white dog, or a dog who likes to sneak up on you.

Gibbs

Joe Gibbs was a popular coach of the Washington NFL team and is now a big-time owner in the auto racing world.

Gio

Short for Giovanni, meaning “God is gracious.”

Gizmo

For “Gremlins” fans, this is the most adorable Mogwai.

Gnocchi

An Italian dumpling.

Goofy

The Disney icon often clad in oversized shoes and pants.

Goose


Named for the bird, or for Maverick’s best friend in “Top Gun.”

Grant

Ulysses S. Grant was the 18th president of the Unites States, serving from 1869 to 1877.

Gremlin

A mischievous creature who loves to wreak havoc.

Griffin

Of Latin origin meaning “strong lord.”

Griswold


Clark Griswold – played by Chevy Chase – has been the main character in numerous “National Lampoon’s” flicks throughout the years.

Grizzly

A type of brown bear that is native to North America.

Gronk

After Rob Gronkowski, the NFL tight-end and recipient of many of quarterback Tom Brady’s touchdown passes.

Groot

The tree-like Marvel character.

Grover

A furry, blue “Sesame Street” personality.

Gucci

After the Italian luxury fashion brand.

Guinness

A beer that’s especially popular on St. Patrick’s Day.

Gumbo

A must-have soup whenever you visit New Orleans.

Gunner


Meaning “warrior” this name may have originated from the occupation of operating canons.

Gunther


Meaning “warrior” this name may have originated from the occupation of operating canons.

Gus


Often short for August, Angus or Augustine and signifying “majestic.”


H

Hammer


For a dog who’s strong like the tool, or who has dance moves like MC Hammer.

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Hamilton

After American Founding Father Alexander Hamilton, or the wildly popular Broadway show based on his life.

Handsome

The obvious choice for your photogenic pup.

Hank

In honor of “Hammerin’ Hank,” aka Hank Aaron, long-time home run king and star of the Atlanta Braves.

Hans

Meaning “God is gracious,” this name has Scandinavian, German, Danish and Hebrew roots.

Hansel

Gretel’s sibling in the classic fairy tale.

Happy

Give your dog this name and you’ll smile all day.

Hardy


Meaning “bold and brave” in German.

Harlem

A timeless neighborhood in New York City.

Harley

After Harley-Davidson motorcycles, or DC Comics character Harley Quinn.

Harry

Short for Harold, this name has belonged to everyone from royalty (Prince Harry) to fictional boy wizards (Harry Potter).

Harvey

From English and French, this name means “battle worthy.”

Heath

A candy bar made of chocolate, toffee and almonds.

Hector

Trojan prince and legendary defender of Troy.

Heinz

The king of ketchups.

Hennessy

The world’s largest cognac producer. Cheers!

Henry

Of German origin and meaning “estate ruler.”

Hercules

From Roman and Greek mythology, this hero is known for his epic adventures.

Hershey

Pennsylvania-based purveyor of chocolate bars and kisses.

Hitch


This name could refer to a trailer hitch, the act of hitching a ride, or the 2005 rom com starring Will Smith and Eva Mendes.

Hoss

A Southern term of endearment.

Houdini

After the famous illusionist and escape artist.

Hubble

The space telescope that has been orbiting the earth since 1990.

Huck

Short for Huckleberry as in the classic read, “Huckleberry Finn.”

Hudson


The New York river connecting upstate New York to New York City.

Huff


After some strenuous playtime, your dog may be left huffing on the couch.

Hugo


For a little trickster, this name means “savvy” and “intellect.”

Hulk

Name your incredible dog after “The Incredible Hulk.”

Hunter


Count on your pup hunting for anything from treats to socks.


I

Ice


For the dog who is cooler than cool.

Igor


A common Russian and Polish name meaning “farm laborer.”

Indy


Short for Indianapolis or perhaps the annual “Indy 500” race?


J

Jack


A short and sweet name that’s traditionally a derivative form of John.

Jackson

After the artist (Jackson Pollock) or actor (Samuel L. Jackson).

Jager

Short for Jägermeister, the licorice-flavored liqueur.

Jagger


Name your dude after Mick Jagger, legendary singer of The Rolling Stones.

Jake

Short for Jacob, meaning “supplanter.”

Jackson

After the artist (Jackson Pollock) or actor (Samuel L. Jackson).

Jager

Short for Jägermeister, the licorice-flavored liqueur.

Jagger

Name your dude after Mick Jagger, legendary singer of The Rolling Stones.

Jake

Short for Jacob, meaning “supplanter.”

Jameson

Irish whiskey that’s been in production since the late 1700s.

Jasper

A typically quartz-comprised gemstone that comes in a variety of colors.

Jax

A name based on John or Jacques, and a key character on the hit show “Sons of Anarchy.”

Jazz

An American musical genre, and a great dog name for a pup with style.

Jefe

Spanish for “boss.”

Jersey

Paying homage to the third state admitted to the union, New Jersey.

Jester

Traditionally a medieval entertainer. In the realm of boy dog names, your four-legged entertainer.

Jet

Perhaps faster and more luxurious than the average plane.

Joey

Another word for a young kangaroo.

Jonah

Biblical figure that avoided drowning by being swallowed by a whale.

Jordan

Meaning “to flow down,” this name could pay homage to basketball legend Michael Jordan.

Jose

The Spanish form of “Joseph.”

Journey

San Francisco-bred rock band known for “Don’t Stop Believin’.”

Julius

First name of Caesar, the Roman dictator.

Junior

Means young or younger, and also refers to the third year of high school.

Juno

The Roman goddess of love and marriage.


K

Kai

When referring to its Hawaiian origin, it means “sea.”

Kaiser

German for “emperor.”

Kalik

A popular beer in the Bahamas.

Kane

The seven-foot-tall World Wrestling Entertainment star who became mayor of Knox County, Tenn.

Keanu

Actor Keanu Reeves has starred in “Speed,” “The Matrix” and “Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure” among other flicks.

Keegan

Name your pup after Keegan-Michael Key, half of the comedy duo Key & Peele.

Kennedy

John F. Kennedy was the 35th president of the United States, serving from 1961 until 1963.

Keno

Gambling game where you pick a bunch of numbers and hope all of them hit!

Kevin

Irish in origin, this name means “handsome.”

King

Because you know your dog will be the king of the house.

Kingston

The capital of Jamaica and also a city in New York north of Poughkeepsie.

Kip

A nickname for Kipling, and a cute boy dog name for your pup.

Knox

For the dog that loves to run up and down hills, this name is of Scottish descent and means “round hill.”

Knuckles

The redhead character in Sega’s “Sonic the Hedgehog” series.

Kobe

After basketball legend Kobe Bryant.

Kodak

A famous brand of camera, perfect for your photogenic pup.

Kody

If you have a little helper, this name means “helpful” in Gaelic.

Koko

The name of a famous gorilla who could allegedly communicate with humans via sign language.

Kona

An area on the island of Hawaii.

Koopa

From the “Mario” franchise, Koopa Troopas are turtle-like characters that throw their shells.

L

Larry

A short form of Lawrence, as in Larry King and Larry Bird.

Lars

A rockin’ name that may be inspired by Lars Ulrich (drummer of Metallica) or Lars Frederiksen (singer of Rancid).

Lennox

This name is a knockout, in honor of three-time world heavyweight champ, Lennox Lewis.

Lenny

A name for your new BFF? Lenny Leonard is one of Homer Simpson’s BFFs.

Leo

In the zodiac world, Leos are charismatic, passionate and always entertaining.

Leon

Greek for “lion.”

Leonardo

As in DaVinci, Italian artist and engineer, or DiCaprio, the “Titanic” actor.

Leroy

Of Norman origin, this name means “the king.”

Levi

For a dog that’s as tough as a pair of your favorite jeans.

Lex

Lex Luthor is a DC Comics mainstay – a supervillain and nemesis of Superman.

Liberty

The state of freedom, an ideal written into the U.S. Constitution.

Lightning

The cracking energy that lights up the sky during nighttime storms.

Lilo

Beloved orphan alongside Stitch in Disney’s “Lilo & Stitch.”

Lincoln

The U.S. president on the penny, or a luxury vehicle company.

Link

The main character in Nintendo’s “The Legend of Zelda” video game series.

Linus

Sibling of Lucy and Rerun in the iconic “Peanuts” franchise.

Little Man

This would probably not be the best name for a Mastiff or Great Dane.

Logan

This Scottish name means “little hollow.”

London

The capital of England.

Lotus

An aquatic plant that’s also known as a water lily.

Lou

In honor of Lou Gehrig, baseball’s “Iron Horse” who rarely missed a game.

Louie

For a little warrior, this is of French origin and means “famous warrior.”

Lucky

For a lucky dog, or to tell the world how lucky you feel to have them!

Luka

“Bringer of light” in Latin.

Luke

A Biblical name meaning “light.”

Luther

As in Lex Luthor, famed comic book villain.

Lyric

For music lovers, Lyric should strike the right chord.

M

Mac

A common Scottish and Irish nickname.

Maddux

As in Greg Maddux, long-time Atlanta Braves pitcher and Hall of Famer.

Magnum

Generally signifying something big. Small dogs need not apply.

Magoo

Inspired by Mr. Magoo, the cartoon character that made TV Guide’s “50 Greatest Cartoon Characters of All Time” list in 2002.

Major

In music, a key or scale. In the military, a high-ranking individual.

Manny

A nickname for monikers like Manuel, Emmanuel and Manfred.

Marley

Reggae lovers can have Bob Marley’s spirit live on through their pup.

Marlin

A fish found in oceans throughout the globe.

Marbles

A less formal version of Bernard, shared by celebrities from Mac toKids still play this game of knocking small glass balls out of a circle. Sanders.

Marshall

A Scottish name meaning “lover of horses.”

Martini

A cocktail that’s a favorite of James Bond.

Marty

Short for Martin, meaning “warrior.”

Marvel

After the comic universe that includes Captain America, Iron Man and Thor.

Marvin

A less formal version of Bernard, shared by celebrities from Mac to Sanders.

Mason

A stoneworker, and a popular brand of jar. Also, George Mason University is one of the largest schools in Virginia.

Maui

The second biggest Hawaiian island by area.

Maverick

For the independent pup, this means “independent-minded.”

Maximus

Latin for “greatest,” this name sounds incredibly prestigious, doesn’t it?

Maxwell

A Scottish surname that brings to mind coffee thanks to the brand Maxwell House.

Max

Short for Maximillian, meaning “greatest.”

Meeko

The beloved raccoon in Disney’s “Pocahontas.”

Memphis

A less formal version of Bernard, shared by celebrities from Mac to SandCity in Tennessee and mecca of soulful tunes.ers.

Merlin

A name for a pup with wizard-like powers.

Mick

Sometimes short for Michael, as with Mick Jagger, legendary Rolling Stones hip-shaker.

Mickey

The first name of the world’s most famous cartoon mouse.

Midnight

Perfect for a dog with black fur, or one who likes to stay up late.

Mika

This name refers to a nice fragrance in Hungarian, Japanese and Russian.

Milan

Big-time Italian city known for its fashion sense.

Miles

You’ll be walking many of these with your new pal.

Milo

A popular chocolate drink made by Nestlé.

Miracle

For the doggy with an incredible story of perseverance.

Mister

This honorific can also be abbreviated Mr. for a unique twist on the typical boy dog name.

Mocha

The only thing better than this combo of coffee and chocolate? Naming your dog after it.

Mochi

A yummy Japanese rice cake that sometimes has ice cream in it.

Moe

A nice one-syllable dog name, and Homer’s go-to bartender on “The Simpsons.”

Morgan

A Welsh unisex name, as in actor Morgan Freeman.

Mojo

Meaning a magical power or spell, this name is perfect for a dog with mystical energy.

Monroe

As in James Monroe, the 5th president of the United States.

Monty

Short for Montgomery or Montague, this name is shared by British comedy troupe Monty Python’s Flying Circus.

Mooch

For the dog who’s mooching for treats and food all the time.

Moon

A celestial name for your little lunar pup.

Moonshine

A powerful liquor that was popular in the Prohibition era.

Moose

Not just another name for elk, Moose is a popular nickname for athletes, including hockey star Moose Johnson..

Mosley

A common English last name, this might be perfect for a pet who moseys around your home.

Motley

Meaning incongruous or disparate, a motley was also the name of a court jester’s costume.

Mowgli

From “The Jungle Book,” a boy raised in the jungle by wolves.

Mozart

Austrian composer of “The Marriage of Figaro,” among many others.

Mulligan

A do-over in golf.

Munchkin

A small or endearing person, as in “The Wizard of Oz.”

Murdock

The 80s hit action-adventure TV series “The A-Team” featured the character and pilot “Howling Mad” Murdock.

Murphy

For a pup who likes to swim, this Gaelic name means “sea warrior.

N

Nacho

It’s not just for chips and cheese—this is also a nickname for Ignacio, meaning “born from the fire.”

Nanook

Nanook first became a popular name thanks to the 1922 silent film “Nanook of the North.”

Nash

As in Nash Bridges, title character of the witty police procedural that ran through the early 2000s.

Ned

As in Ned Stark, patriarch of House Stark in “Game of Thrones.”

Nemo

Disney’s Nemo was a fish, but you might find that Nemo’s a perfect fit for your dog, too.

Niko

For a stealthy dog, or one with all black fur, like the stereotypical ninja costume.

Ninja

For a stealthy dog, or one with all black fur, like the stereotypical ninja costume.

Norman

Golfers can name their pup after “The Great White Shark,” former world No. 1, Greg Norman.

Noah

Biblical character known for his ark.

Norm

As in Macdonald, comedian and “Saturday Night Live” mainstay, or Peterson, fictional barfly in “Cheers.”

Nova

Meaning “new star,” it’s perfect for the new pup who’s become the center of your universe.

Nugget

This word for a little lump would be beyond cute for a small-breed dog.

O

Oakley

A popular brand of shades.

Ocho

Spanish for “eight.”

Odie

Garfield’s canine nemesis in the classic cartoon.

Olaf

A snowman created by Elsa and Anna in “Frozen.”

Oliver

Common for both first and last names, Oliver has stood the test of time, from “Oliver Twist” to “Last Week Tonight with John Oliver.”

Omega

The last letter of the Greek alphabet.

Onyx

A popular stone that’s usually black.

Opie

As in Opie Taylor, son of Andy Griffith on the timeless “The Andy Griffith Show.”

Oreo

Black and white cookie that should be dunked in milk. A prime name for a black and white pup.

Oscar

As in The Grouch from “Sesame Street” and De La Hoya, the champion boxer.

Oso

As in The Grouch from “Sesame Street” and De La Hoya, the champion boxer.Spanish for “bear.”

Otis

Meaning “son of Otto,” this was the name of the Pug in the film “The Adventures of Milo and Otis.”

Otto

The school bus driver in “The Simpsons.”

Outlaw

For the independent pup who obeys no laws (except the ones you enforce, hopefully).

Ozzy

Honoring Black Sabbath front man and reality TV star Ozzy Osbourne.

P

Pablo

Spanish for Paul and also meaning “small” or “humble.”

Paco

A nickname for Francisco. Paco the pooch just rolls right off the tongue, doesn’t it?

Paddy

This can mean a field where rice is grown, or a nickname for Patrick.

Padre

Spanish for “father.” Also, San Diego’s baseball team is the Padres.

Paisley

As in Brad Paisley, country crooner.

Panda

A furry, black and white creature—just like your new dog, perhaps.

Parker

As in Peter Parker, Spider-Man’s alter ego.

Paws

You can’t go wrong with a literal homage to one of your pup’s cutest parts.

Peanut

A little brown nut—a phrase that might also describe your dog!

Pebbles

A popular kid’s cereal that comes in cocoa or fruity flavors.

Pepe

A nickname for Jose.

Pete

Short for Peter, meaning “rock.”

Petey

Another nickname for Peter, this dog name is based on popular male dog Petey from “Little Rascals.”

Peyton

Retired NFL quarterback Peyton Manning won Super Bowls with the Indianapolis Colts and Denver Broncos.

Pharaoh

An ancient Egyptian ruler.

Phoenix

The capital of Arizona and also a mystical bird that rose from the ashes.

Pickles

It’s your favorite sandwich topping—why not also your favorite boy dog name?

Pippin

Famed musical that originally hit Broadway in 1972.

Pluto

The dwarf planet at the outer edge of our solar system.

Pokey

As in the classic children’s book “The Pokey Little Puppy.”

Polar

A big white bear.

Popeye

The classic cartoon character who gained strength from spinach.

Pooh

As in Winnie the Pooh, the cartoon bear who’s friends with Eeyore, Piglet and Rabbit.

Porkchop

A boy dog name to honor your favorite dinner.

Porky

Why not your pup after Porky Pig?

Porsche

German maker of high-performance vehicles.

Presley

Last name of Elvis, the King of Rock ‘n.

Pretzel

When used as a verb, meaning “to twist or contort.”

Prince

German maker of high-performance vehicles.

Puddles

Perfect for a pup who loves splashing in the rain.

Pudge

This word for fat might be perfect for a dog who’s, uh, big-boned.

Pugsley

The oldest Addams Family child, and a perfect name for—what else?—a pug.

Q

Queso

Spanish for “cheese.”

Quincy

As in John Quincy Adams, the 6th president of the U.S.

R

Radar

For the dog who’s excellent at tracking.

Ralph

Of English descent and meaning “famous wolf.”

Rambo

An action-packed film series starring Sylvester Stallone with five flicks to-date.

Rascal

Meaning “mischievous,” this will undoubtedly be a fit for many pups.

Rally

For the dog who will rally your spirits after a bad day.

Raven

A bird, an Edgar Allan Poe poem and Baltimore’s NFL team.

Rebel

For the dog who goes against the flow.

Red

The color of Mars, roses, bricks, and maybe your dog’s fur, too.

Reggie

Sports fans can name their dog after Reggie Miller (former Indiana Pacers shooting guard) or Reggie Jackson (baseball Hall of Famer).

Reese

After actress Witherspoon or your favorite chocolate peanut butter cups.

Reuben

A Hebrew-bred name. Also, a delicious sandwich with thousand island dressing and sauerkraut.

Rex

Of Latin origin meaning “king.”

Rhett

A Boston terrier and the mascot of Boston University.

Rhys

Got a perky pup? This stems from the Welsh and means “enthusiasm.”

Ricky

Short for Richard and several other names that end in -rick: Frederick, Patrick and more.

Rico

This means “rich” in Spanish.

Rigby

This is a common English surname, as in the Beatles’ song “Eleanor Rigby.”

Riley

This name means “courageous” and is of Irish descent.

Ripken

Honoring baseball’s “Iron Man” and longtime Baltimore Orioles star, Cal Ripken, Jr.

Rodrigo

This means “famous ruler” in Portuguese, wonderful for the four-legged ruler of your abode.

Roger

Dating back to the 14th Century, this name has belonged to tennis great Roger Federer, film critic Roger Ebert, and Pink Floyd rocker Roger Waters.

Rollo

The name of the Viking who first ruled Normandy in France.

Rowdy

A perfect description of your energetic pup when they let loose at the dog park.


S

Samuel

From Hebrew and English origin. With this name, your pup could also go by Sam or Sammy.

Scoop

If you’re a journalist, this is the perfect name for your dog. You’ll always have the Scoop!

Seven

A lucky number for a lucky new dog parent.

Shadow

For the loyal pup who follows you everywhere.

Smoky

For the dark-furred companion.

Snickers

A sweet, nutty candy bar name perfect for a sweet, nutty dog.

Stu

A one-syllable boy dog name that’s short for Stuart.

T

Tank

A name that brings to mind a tough, muscular breed.

Taz

As in the wild and ferocious “Looney Tunes” character, the Tasmanian Devil.

Teddy

Like a stuffed bear, you’ll just want to cuddle him.

Thunder

A powerful name for the noise that comes after lightning.

Tom

Of Hebrew descent and meaning “innocence.”

Tubby

A prime option for the short and slightly chunky little pup.

Tundra

A frozen environment, or a popular pick-up truck made by Toyota.

U

Urkel


Is your pup a little geeky? Name him after famous TV geek Steve Urkel.

V

Vegas

As in Las Vegas, “Sin City” and Nevada’s largest city.

W

Wayne

As in “Wayne’s World,” the ’92 film starring Mike Myers and Dana Carvey.

Winston

Pay homage to Winston Churchill, the former prime minister of the United Kingdom.

X

X

A short, unique, totally badass boy dog name that marks the spot.

Z

Zane

If your girl dog were human, she’d be a free spirit with a loving heart and your most loyal companion.

Ziggy

“Ziggy Stardust” was a song by David Bowie and also his alter ego.

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