525+ Cute Female Dog Names and Meanings
Our new family members deserve the best we can provide for them. That includes a cute name that fits their personality and appearance. This name can also reflect our personal tastes. It also doesn't hurt when someone compliments the cuteness of our dog's name. The following list is a great place to start looking for the perfect name that fits your hound. Below the list, we offer tips and tricks that can help the process. The goal is to match your new wonderful addition to the perfect name (or, if you can't decide, several names).
Female Dog Names A-C
Name
| Meaning
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|---|---|
Abby
| Joy, rejoice
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AJ
| Acronym
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Ada
| a programming language especially fit to constant applications: created for use by the U.S. Branch of Defense.
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Addie
| form of Adeline.
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Adelaide
| a city in and the capital of South Australia, in Australia.
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Adelyn
| version of ADELINE using the popular name suffix lyn.
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Agatha
| from a Greek word signifying "great.
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Agnes
| Roman Catholic kid saint.
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Alexis
| from a Greek word signifying "partner.
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Alice
| a city in South Texas.
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Ally
| Pure heart
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Alyssa
| version of ALICIA
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Amari
| Meaning uncertain, perhaps from Arabic AMMAR.
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Amber
| Yellow stone
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Amelia
| the inborn nonattendance of at least one appendages.
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Amy
| Well loved
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Angel
| Well behaved, very kind
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Angelica
| Like an Angel
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Angie
| form of Angel.
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Anna
| Favor or Grace
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Annabell
| Scary doll
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Annie
| Gracious, Also from play
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Anya
| Russian version of ANNA.
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Ariel
| Heavenly singer; the star of Disney’s Little Mermaid
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Ashley
| ash tree clearing
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Asia
| a landmass limited by Europe and the Arctic, Pacific, and Indian seas. Around 16,000,000 sq. mi. (41,440,000 sq. km).
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Athena
| the virgin divinity of the old Greeks loved as the goddess of insight, richness
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Aubrey
| English collector.
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Autumn
| the season among summer and winter; fall.
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Avery
| Counsel, wise
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Azalea
| Type of flower
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Azzurra
| Italian sky blue
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Baby
| a baby or small kid.
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Bailey
| Sweet tiny girl
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Bailey
| Sweet tiny girl
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Bambi
| a recognizable name for a child deer.
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Basil
| Type of spice
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Beanie
| A type of hat
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Bella
| Italian beautiful
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Bertha
| a neckline or cutting, as of trim, worn about the shoulders by ladies, as over a low-necked abdomen or dress.
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Bessie
| adaptation of Elizabeth.
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Betty
| dark colored betty.
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Bianca
| White
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Billie
| variant of William.
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Bindi
| Popular in India
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Birdie
| Small bird or bird like, also golf
|
Biscuit
| A salty little cracker
|
Blair
| English political pioneer: executive 1997-2007.
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Blondie
| Form of blond or yellow
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Blossom
| the blossom of a plant, particularly of one creating a palatable natural product.
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Bonnie
| from the Latin word signifying "great.
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Brandy
| a soul refined from wine or from the matured juice of grapes or of apples, peaches, plums, and so forth.
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Bree
| Upbeat
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Brielle
| Short version of GABRIELLE.
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Brooklyn
| a ward of New York City, on W Long Island. 76.4 sq. mi. (198 sq. km).
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Brownie
| Form of the color brown
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Brynn
| version of BRYN.
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Bubbles
| Fun personality
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Buffy
| buff-shaded.
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Buttercup
| A yellow flower
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Buttons
| Type of garmet piece, often used for small and cute
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Cadence
| musical progression of a succession of sounds or words: the rhythm of language.
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Cake
| Type of fluffy treat
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Callie
| version of CAROLINE, or sometimes of names beginning with Cal.
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Cameron
| English picture taker, conceived in India.
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Camilia
| Royalty name
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Camille, Cami
| Fast; great innocence
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Candy
| Type of sugar treat, full of energy, sweet
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Carla
| adaptation of Caroline.
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Carly
| Free and pleasant
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Carmen
| Ciudad del Carmen.
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Carolina
| a previous English province on the Atlantic shore of North America: formally separated into North Carolina and South Carolina in 1729.
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Carolyn
| version of CAROLINE.
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Casey
| from an Irish word signifying "bold.
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Cassie
| Unheeded, strong willed
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Cecelia
| version of CECILIA.
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Chanel
| French style architect.
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Charlie
| a word utilized in interchanges to speak precisely C.
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Charlotte
| a pastry of numerous assortments, served hot or cold and generally made by fixing a form with cake or bread and filling it with natural product, whipped cream, custard, or gelatin.
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Cher
| dear; cherished: utilized in alluding to or tending to a man or kid.
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Cherry
| the product of any of different trees having a place with the variety Prunus, of the rose family, comprising of a thick, globular drupe encasing a one-seeded smooth stone.
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Cheyenne
| an individual from a North American Indian individuals of the western fields, once in focal Minnesota and North and South Dakota, and now separated among Montana and Oklahoma.
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Chica
| version of FRANCISCA.
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Chloe
| Green shoot, new
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Cinnamon
| Type of spice, yellowish brown
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Clara
| from a Latin word signifying "clear, splendid.
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Clarissa
| adaptation of Clara.
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Clementine
| a little, sweet assortment of tangerine with orange-red skin.
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Cleo (Short for Cleopatra)
| Glory and father
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Clover
| any of different plants of the variety Trifolium, of the vegetable family, having trifoliolate leaves and thick bloom heads, numerous types of which, as T. pratense, are developed as scrounge plants.
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Coco
| Chocolate or Brown
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Cookie
| Type of desert, sweet
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Cora
| Kore.
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Courtney
| short
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Crystal
| an unmistakable, straightforward mineral or glass looking like ice.
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Cupcake
| A little cake with frosting; brown or tan coloring works best; sweet and small
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Female Dog Names D-I
Name
| Meaning
|
|---|---|
Dabby
| Name version of "just a bit
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Daffodil
| Type of flower
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Daisy
| Type of flower, more common but still beautiful
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Dakota
| a previous region in the United States: partitioned into the conditions of North Dakota and South Dakota in 1889.
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Dallas
| U.S. negotiator: VP of the U.S. 1845-49.
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Dallup
| Used to note "just a bit
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Dana
| Can be shortened version of Daniel
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Darla
| Short version of DARLENE.
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Darlene
| from the Old English word signifying "dear.
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Delilah
| Famous song after this name
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Demi
| half" or "lesser
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Diamond
| an unadulterated or about unadulterated, very hard form of carbon, normally solidified in the isometric framework.
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Diva
| a recognized female vocalist; diva.
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Dixie
| Southern name
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Dodie, Dot, or Dotty (short for Dorothy)
| Adored woman
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Dollup
| A spoonful (ish)
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Dolly
| Form of doll or small
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Dottie
| adaptation of Dorothea and Dorothy.
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Duchess
| the spouse or widow of a duke.
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Eden
| where Adam and Eve lived before the Fall. Gen. 2:824.
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Edie
| adaptation of Edith.
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Effie
| Well spoken
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Electra
| the girl of Agamemnon and Clytemnestra who affected her sibling Orestes to execute Clytemnestra and her darling Aegisthus.
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Elena
| variant of Helen.
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Eliza
| adaptation of Elizabeth.
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Ella
| Shorted version of Eleanor
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Ellie
| Light or candle
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Eloise
| hale, healthy
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Elsa
| My God is a promise; cheerful
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Elsie
| adaptation of Elizabeth.
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Ember
| a little live bit of coal, wood, and so on., as in a perishing fire.
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Emery
| a granular mineral substance comprising regularly of corundum blended in with magnetite or hematite, utilized powdered, squashed, or merged for crushing and cleaning.
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Emma
| Whole or universal
|
Emmy
| any of a few statuettes granted yearly by the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences for greatness in TV programming, creation, or execution.
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Enid
| a city in North Oklahoma.
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Erin
| Ireland.
|
Esmerelda
| Character in hunchback story
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Estelle
| from a Latin word signifying "star.
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Esther
| the spouse of Ahasuerus.
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Eudora
| Means "good gift" in Greek
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Eve
| First woman
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Evelyn
| English diarist.
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Evie
| version of EVE or EVELYN.
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Ezra
| Helper
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Fairy
| Mystic small creature
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Faith
| Trust, confidence
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Fancy
| creative mind or dream, particularly as practiced in a fanciful way.
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Fannie
| variant of Frances.
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Fantasia
| Form of fantasy
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Faye
| variant of Faith.
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Felecity
| Very happy
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Feona
| Name of animated character
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Fifi
| version of JOSÉPHINE.
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Fiona
| version of FIONN
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Fleur, Flora
| Flower
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Foxy
| foxlike; sly or tricky; guilefully astute.
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Frances
| gotten from Francis.
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Gale
| Joy
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Geneva
| Hollands.
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Georgia
| a state in the SE United States. 58,876 sq. mi. (152,489 sq. km). Capital: Atlanta. Shortened form: GA (for use with postal district), Ga.
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Geraldine
| gotten from Gerald.
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Gia
| version of GIANNA.
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Gidget
| Small
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Gigi
| French version of GEORGINE or VIRGINIE.
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Ginger
| Type of plant, red hair, pure
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Ginny
| Maiden
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Giselle
| an artful dance (1841) arranged by Jean Coralli and Jules Perrot, with melodic score by Adolphe Adam.
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Goldie
| Gold; american actress first name
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Gracie
| Full of elegance
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Greta
| Pearl in Swedish
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Gwen
| variant of Gwendolyn or Guenevere.
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Gypsy
| Wandering traveler
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Hadley
| U.S. writer and conductor.
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Haley
| U.S. essayist.
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Halley
| Famous actress
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Hallie
| version of HARRIET.
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Hanna
| Popular TV Show
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Hannah
| the mother of Samuel. I Sam. 1:20.
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Harley
| Female Batman villain, motorcycle, meadow
|
Harlow
| U.S. movie entertainer.
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Harper
| Musician
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Harriet
| Famous social movement
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Hattie
| rendition of Harriet.
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Haven
| a harbor or port.
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Heidi
| German version of ADELHEID.
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Henley
| a short-or long-sleeved pullover sport shirt, as a rule of cotton, with a round necklace and a regularly secured neck area placket.
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Hershey
| Brand of chocolate
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Holly
| A plant with red berries (symbolic of Christmas)
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Honey
| Sweet and natural substance from bees
|
Imani
| Means "faith" in Swahili
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Indigo
| a blue color from different plants, particularly of the variety Indigofera, or produced artificially.
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Inez
| form of Agnes.
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Ingrid
| Ing is beautiful
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Iota
| A small quantity
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Iris
| the contractile, roundabout stomach shaping the shaded segment of the eye and containing a roundabout opening, the student, in its middle.
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Isabella
| Promise or Oath
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Isis
| Egyptian goddess
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Isla
| island
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Ivory
| the hard white substance, an assortment of dentin, making the primary part out of the tusks of the elephant, walrus, and so forth.
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Izzy (short for Isabel, Isabella, Isadora)
| Sounds like baby-talk for "Is
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Female Dog Names J-L
Name
| Meaning
|
|---|---|
Jade
| both of two minerals, jadeite or nephrite, in some cases green, exceptionally regarded as an elaborate stone for carvings, gems, and so forth.
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Jamie
| rendition of James.
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Jane
| Female version of John
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Janelle
| version of JANE. It has been in use only since the 20th century.
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Jasmine
| Type of flowering plant
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Jenna
| version of JENNY. Use of the name was popularized in the 1980s by the character Jenna Wade on the television series Dallas.
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Jennifer
| Fair one, light colored
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Jersey
| a skintight, weaved sweater or shirt.
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Jessie
| rendition of Jessica.
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Jewel
| a cut and cleaned valuable stone; pearl.
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Jill
| Child of the god's
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Jinx, Jinxy
| Magic appeal or charm
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Joan
| Famous woman in French history
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Jordan
| chamber pot.
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Journey
| a making a trip starting with one spot then onto the next, generally taking a fairly significant time-frame; trip: a six-day venture over the desert.
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Joy
| Jubilation; euphoria
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Julianna
| Young, new
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Juliet
| Full of youth
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June
| the 6th month of the year, containing 30 days. Shortened form: Jun.
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Kalani
| The sky; the boss
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Kali
| Fierce
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Kallie
| version of CALLIE.
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Kamila
| Czech, Slovak and Polish version of CAMILLA.
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Karina
| Elaborated version of KARIN.
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Karla
| form of Caroline.
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Karma
| activity, seen as bringing upon oneself unavoidable outcomes, positive or negative, either in this life or in a resurrection: in Hinduism one of the methods for arriving at Brahman.
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Kate
| Greek meaning honest or pure
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Katie
| Fully and full of love
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Kayla
| Keeper of keys
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Kelsey
| Fierce Island
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Kennedy
| U.S. legal adviser, Supreme Court equity 1988.
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Kenya
| a republic in E Africa: individual from the Commonwealth of Nations; once in the past a British crown settlement and protectorate. 223,478 sq. mi. (578,808 sq. km). Capital: Nairobi.
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Kiara
| version of CIARA or CHIARA
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Kiki
| New Beginning
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Kimmie
| version of KIMBERLY or KIM.
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Kinley
| son of FIONNLAGH".
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Kinsley
| From a surname that was derived from the given name CYNESIGE.
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Kip
| Small
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Kiwi
| any of a few flightless, ratite winged birds of New Zealand
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Koko
| Short for a number of Japanese names
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Kona
| a southwesterly winter wind in Hawaii, frequently solid and bringing precipitation.
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Kori
| God's peace
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Lacey
| Belonging to girl
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Lacy
| of or taking after trim; lacelike: an elegant outfit; a frilly leaf.
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Lady
| A female with grace; titular character in Disney’s Lady and the Tramp
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Laney
| Torch
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Lark
| Type of bird
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Lass
| Generic name of female
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Lassie
| a little youngster; girl.
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Layla
| Means "night" in Arabic.
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Leia
| name of a princess in the Star Wars movies
|
Lena
| a stream in the Russian Federation in Asia, streaming NE from Lake Baikal through the Yakutsk Republic into the Laptev Sea. 2800 miles (4500 km) long.
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Leona
| Lion
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Leslie
| garden of holly
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Lexi
| Adventurous and Brave
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Lexy
| version of ALEXANDRA or ALEXIS.
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Libby
| Shortened name for Elizabeth
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Liesel
| God's satisfaction or oath
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Lily
| Type of flower with fragrant smell
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Lindsay
| Lime, full of flavor
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Lizzy
| adaptation of Elizabeth.
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Lois
| Better or more desirable
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Lola
| Sorrow, sacrafice, slang for young girl, nickname for Dolores
|
Lolita (also short for Dolores)
| Sorrows
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Lolly
| Short for lollipop
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Lorelai
| Singing siren
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Lorraine
| French painter.
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Louise
| a chilly lake in W Canada, in SW Alberta in the Canadian Rockies: resort. 5670 feet (1728 meters) above ocean level.
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Lovely
| charmingly or wonderfully excellent: an exquisite blossom.
|
Lucia
| from a Latin word signifying "light.
|
Lucille
| rendition of Lucia or Lucy.
|
Lucinda
| rendition of Lucy.
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Lucky
| having or set apart by good karma; blessed: That was my day of reckoning.
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Lucy
| Old TV Show, Born at Dawn, shiny
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Lull
| Quiet and boring
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Lulu
| Little Woman, old cartoon star
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Luna
| the antiquated Roman goddess exemplifying the moon, some of the time related to Diana.
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Lune
| Crescent shaped
|
Lydia
| an old realm in W Asia Minor: under Croesus, a well off domain including the greater part of Asia Minor.
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Lyla
| version of LEILA.
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Lyric
| (of verse) having the structure and melodic nature of a tune, and particularly the character of a songlike overflowing of the artist's own considerations and emotions, as recognized from epic and sensational verse.
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Female Dog Names M-O
Name
| Meaning
|
|---|---|
Mabel
| Medieval version of AMABILIS
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Macy
| U.S. retail dealer.
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Maddie
| version of MADELINE or MADISON.
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Madison
| spouse of James Madison.
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Mae
| more.
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Maggie
| Child of light
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Malia
| Hawaiian version of MARIA.
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Mallory
| U.S. legal advisor and government official.
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Maple
| any of various trees or bushes of the class Acer, types of which are developed as shade or elaborate trees, for timber, or for sap.
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Mara
| the divine force of death, at times observed as one part of a divine being whose other angle is Kama, or sexual want.
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Margaret
| Pearl
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Margot
| rendition of Margaret.
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Marigold
| Type of flower
|
Marilyn
| rendition of Mary.
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Mary
| the mother of Jesus.
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Matilda
| strength in a fight
|
Maude
| variant of MAUD.
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Maxi, Maxine
| Female version of Max
|
Maya
| the force, starting at a divine being, to deliver figments.
|
Mazie
| Popular tv star
|
Mckenna
| Irish on-screen character.
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Melina
| honey
|
Melody
| Musical arrangement
|
Mia
| lost without a trace.
|
Mila
| Originally a version of Slavic names containing the element milu "gracious, dear".
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Miley
| actress and singer Miley Cyrus
|
Millie
| rendition of Millicent or Mildred.
|
Mimi
| version of MARIA and other names beginning with M.
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Minnie
| mother; mother.
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Miranda
| Venezuelan revolutionist and loyalist.
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Missy
| youthful miss; young lady.
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Mitzi (short for Maria)
| Bitter, beloved, rebel, wished-for child
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Mocha
| a seaport in the Republic of Yemen on the Red Sea.
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Molly
| Another name for Mary
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Morgan
| one of a type of light carriage and seat steeds slipped from the stallion Justin Morgan.
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Moxie
| force; verve; pep.
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Muffin
| an individual cup-molded speedy bread made with wheat flour, cornmeal, or something like that, and prepared in a container (biscuit dish) containing a progression of cuplike structures.
|
Mugsy
| Mug' is a slang word alluding to the face
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Mya
| version of MAYA.
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Nadia
| hope
|
Nala
| Means "stem" in Sanskrit.
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Nanette
| form of Ann.
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Nell
| variant of Helen.
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Nellie
| variant of Helen.
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Nikita
| Victor
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Nikki
| Victory
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Nina
| young lady; youngster.
|
Noelle
| Born on Christmas; Shorten version can be Noel
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Nola
| version of MAGNOLIA, FINOLA and other names containing a similar sound.
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Noodle
| Pasta; a silly person
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Nora
| variant of Honora.
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Nori
| an ocean growth having a somewhat sweet, salty taste, typically dried, utilized in Japanese cookery mostly as a wrap for sushi.
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Norma
| the Rule, a little southern star grouping among Lupus and Ara.
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Nova
| a star that out of nowhere gets a huge number of times more splendid and afterward slowly blurs to its unique power.
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Nyla
| Champion
|
Odessa
| a seaport in South Ukraine, on the Black Sea.
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Olive, Olivia
| A fruit-bearing tree; Olive Oyl was Popeye's girlfriend
|
Oreo
| Popular cookie, black and white
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Female Dog Names P-R
Name
| Meaning
|
|---|---|
Paige
| U.S. baseball player.
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Paisley
| a delicate woolen texture woven with an example of beautiful and minutely definite figures.
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Pandora
| Full of random surprises (like the box)
|
Parker
| U.S. jazz saxophonist and writer.
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Pasha
| An individual of high rank
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Payton
| U.S. football player.
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Peaches
| Fruit
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Peanut
| the unit or the encased consumable seed of the plant, Arachis hypogaea, of the vegetable family: the case is constrained underground in developing, where it matures.
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Pearl
| Treasure made by oysters
|
Pebbles
| little, adjusted stone, particularly one worn smooth by the activity of water.
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Peggy
| rendition of Margaret.
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Penelope
| the spouse of Odysseus, who stayed dedicated to him during his long nonattendance at Troy.
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Penny
| Spunky; copper coin
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Pepsi
| Full of energy, black like the soda
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Petal
| Part of a flower (plays on the word 'pet')
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Phoebe
| any of a few little American flycatchers of the sort Sayornis, particularly S. phoebe, of eastern North America.
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Piper
| Flute-player
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Pippa
| Italian adaptation of Philippa.
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Pippy
| First name of Pippy Longstockings
|
Pixie
| Fairy
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Polly
| an agreeable parrot.
|
Poppy
| any plant of the sort Papaver, having garish, normally red blossoms.
|
Portia
| the champion of Shakespeare's Merchant of Venice, who, in one scene, masks herself as a legal advisor.
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Precious
| of significant expense or extraordinary worth; truly important or exorbitant: valuable meta
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Primrose
| A kind of flower (plays on the word 'prim')
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Princess
| Queen's daughter, royalty
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Priscilla
| Famous singer's daughter, princess like, long life
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Pumpkin
| an enormous, consumable, orange-yellow natural product borne by a coarse, decumbent vine, Cucurbita pepo, of the gourd family.
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Queenie
| Royal and regal
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Rafiki
| Friend
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Rasha
| Young gazelle
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Raven
| Black bird
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Reese
| Anglicized version of RHYS, also used as a feminine form.
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Regina
| sovereign.
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Reiko
| Courteous child
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Remy
| straight hair
|
Rita
| the Vedic idea of inestimable and social request.
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Romy
| From Rome
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Rosalie
| from a Latin word importance rose celebration.
|
Rosemary
| an evergreen bush, Rosmarinus officinalis, of the mint family, local to the Mediterranean area, having weathered, limited leaves and light blue, chime molded blossoms, utilized as a flavoring and in perfumery and drug: a conventional image of recognition.
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Rosie
| Cheerful and delicate (rose-like)
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Rowan
| the European mountain debris, Sorbus aucuparia, having pinnate leaves and groups of brilliant red berries.
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Roxy
| Morning, Bright
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Roz, Rozz (from Rosalind)
| Beautiful; pretty as a rose
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Ruby
| Red jewel
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Ruth
| pity or sympathy.
|
Ruthie
| version of RUTH.
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Rylie
| version of RILEY.
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Female Dog Names S-T
Name
| Meaning
|
|---|---|
Sadie
| Princess
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Sage
| a significantly shrewd individual; an individual celebrated for intelligence.
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Sally
| a foray of troops from an attacked spot upon a foe.
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Sammie
| a sandwich.
|
Sammy
| Listener
|
Sandy (short for Alexandria)
| Defender
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Sari
| Noble
|
Sasha
| Helper and Defender of all
|
Sassy
| rude; impolite; saucy: a cheeky answer; a cheeky adolescent.
|
Savannah
| a seaport in E Georgia, close to the mouth of the Savannah River.
|
Sawyer
| an individual who saws wood, particularly as an occupation.
|
Scarlet
| a splendid red shading slanting toward orange.
|
Scout
| a warrior, warship, plane, and so forth., utilized in surveying.
|
Selena
| the Greek goddess of the moon.
|
Selma
| a city in focal Alabama, on the Alabama River.
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Serena
| clear, tranquil, serene
|
Shadow
| a dim figure or picture cast on the ground or some surface by a body blocking light.
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Sheba
| the sovereign who visited Solomon to test his shrewdness. I Kings 10:113.
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Shelby
| a city in South North Carolina.
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Shiloh
| Gifted by God
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Shirley
| English writer.
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Sienna
| a ferruginous earth utilized as a yellowish-darker color (crude sienna) or, in the wake of simmering in a heater, as a ruddy darker shade (consumed sienna).
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Sierra
| a chain of slopes or mountains, the pinnacles of which propose the teeth of a saw.
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Silvia
| from a Latin word signifying "backwoods.
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Sissy
| a delicate kid or man.
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Siti
| Malay version of SITA.
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Skye
| Airy and Breezelike
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Skylar
| version of SKYLER.
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Smokey
| an official or officials of a state roadway watch.
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Snookie
| Reality star name
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Snowball
| a chunk of snow squeezed or rolled together, concerning tossing.
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Sofia
| Wise, intelligent
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Sookie
| Reality star name
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Sophia
| Means "wisdom" in Greek.
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Sophie
| Very gorgeous
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Stella
| Sunny or Star
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Storm
| an aggravation of the ordinary state of the environment, showing itself by winds of surprising power or bearing, frequently joined by downpour, day off, thunder, and lightning, or flying sand or residue.
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Sue
| to establish a procedure in law against; bring a common activity against: to sue somebody for harms.
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Sunny
| possessing large amounts of daylight: a radiant day.
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Susannah
| book of the Apocrypha, establishing the thirteenth part of Daniel in the Douay Bible.
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Sydney
| South of water, Australian City
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Sylvia
| version of SILVIA. This has been the most common English spelling since the 19th century.
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Tabitha
| Gazelle
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Talia
| Lamb or Soft, Morning Dew
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Tandy
| Strong
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Taylor
| English history specialist.
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Tessa
| Harvester, To bring forth
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Thea
| Short version of DOROTHEA or THEODORA.
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Theo
| a joining structure signifying "god," utilized in the arrangement of compound words: theocrat.
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Tiana
| Short version of TATIANA or CHRISTIANA.
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Tillie, Tilly
| Powerful in fight
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Tinkerbell
| The fairy in Peter Pan books and movies
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Tootsie
| a darling; dear.
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Trixie
| Bringer of euphoria, happiness
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Trudy
| variant of Gertrude.
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Twinkie
| Sugary treat
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Female Dog Names U-W
Name
| Meaning
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Ulani
| Cheerful
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Ummi
| Mother
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Ursula
| an amazing British princess who, with 11,000 virgins, is said to have been martyred by the Huns at Cologne.
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Valentina
| Health
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Valentine
| a card or message, typically loving or nostalgic however in some cases ironical or funny, or a token or blessing sent by one individual to another on Valentine's Day, now and again namelessly.
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Vasha
| Ruler
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Velma
| rendition of Wilhelmina.
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Velvet
| Soft fabric
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Venus
| an old Italian goddess of nurseries and spring, recognized by the Romans with Aphrodite as the goddess of affection and magnificence.
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Victoria
| the antiquated Roman goddess of triumph, related to the Greek goddess Nike.
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Vika
| From the creek
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Violet
| any mainly low, stemless or verdant stemmed plant of the sort Viola, having purple, blue, yellow, white, or variegated blossoms.
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Virginia
| a state in the E United States, on the Atlantic coast: some portion of the verifiable South. 40,815 sq. mi. (105,710 sq. km). Capital: Richmond. Shortened form: VA (for use with postal division), Va.
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Vivi
| a joining structure signifying "living," "alive," utilized in the arrangement of compound words: vivisection.
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Vivienne
| sorcerer, the escort of Merlin: known as the Lady of the Lake.
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Vixen
| a female fox.
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Waflles
| Batter cakes cooked in a waffle iron
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Whisper
| Quiet voice
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Whitney
| U.S. maker and designer.
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Widget
| Small gadget
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Wiggles
| move or go with short, fast, sporadic developments from side to side: The doggies squirmed with please.
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Willa
| variant of Wilhelmina.
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Willow
| Type of tree; character in Buffy the Vampire Slayer
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Winifred
| Anglicized version of GWENFREWI, the spelling altered by association with WINFRED.
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Winnie
| Friend; titular character in Winnie-the-Pooh
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Winter
| the virus season among fall and spring in northern scopes (in the Northern Hemisphere from the winter solstice to the vernal equinox; in the Southern Hemisphere from the mid year solstice to the harvest time equinox).
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Wren
| any of various little, dynamic warblers of the family Troglodytidae, particularly troglodytes, of the Northern Hemisphere, having dull dark colored plumage banned with dark and a short, upstanding tail.
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Female Dog Names X-Z
Name
| Meaning
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Xena
| main character in the 1990s television series Xena: Warrior Princess.
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Xia
| Glow of daylight
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Yasmin, Yasmine
| Jasmine flower
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Yoko
| Child; Yoko Ono
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Yoshi
| Good, virtuous, respectable
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Yvonne
| French version of YVON.
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Zailey
| Mashup of Zoe and Haily
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Zanna
| God's gift
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Zazu
| Movement
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Zelda
| Warrior
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Zia
| Aunt
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Ziggy
| Form of Sigmund; zigzaggy
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Zipper, Zippy
| Fast mover
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Zoe
| Life
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Zola
| Earth
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Zuri
| Means "beautiful" in Swahili.
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Movie Names for Female Dogs
Amelie
| Eva
| Mouse
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Audrey
| Frida
| Muppet
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Blue
| Gizmo
| Starlet
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Daisy
| Garbo
| Stella
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Elf
| Hermione
| Toto
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Ewok
| Juno
| Whoopi
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Names that Describe
Barfy
| Ginger snap
| Popper
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Big
| Go Go Girl
| Poky
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Bossy
| Growl
| Rocket
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Chibi
| Jolly
| Sugar
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Cinny (Cinnamon)
| Nibble
| Tidbit
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Curly
| Nippy
| Tiny
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Dingo
| Nut
| Velvet
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Fang
| Otter
| Ziggy
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Giddy
| Pepper
| Zigzag
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Which name is the cutest for a female pup?
Tips on Naming Your Pup!
When naming your new family member, there are a number of considerations. Ultimately, you need to figure out which name clicks and resonates with you the most. This is an important decision for your new family member. You may even want to pick several names and see which one grows on you.
Avoid Brand Names
While there may be a temptation to name a young doggy Chanel or Gucci, these types of names may be best avoided. Not only do trends change, but naming your dog after these brands may appear tacky. In addition, naming a dog a brand means that if the brand does something you don't like, you'll be reminded every time you say your dog's name. People will also assume that you are a huge fan of whatever brand you select.
Avoid Human Names
Although I have included many human names here, calling your dog a human name may create some odd situations. For example, if you meet a new person and they have the same name as your dog. While you didn’t mean to insult them, they may take offense automatically. If you do name your dog a human name, consider using the shortened or nicknamed version. Nicknames are not just for regular human names though.
Consider Nicknames
Don't be afraid to give her a long name, as longer names can easily be shortened to cute nicknames. This allows for the pup's name to change as they grow. For example, adding "Madam" or "Princess" before their regular name can be fairly cute. In addition, you can add a description to this, so putting in "the pampered" or "the ruler of the couch".
Think about Cute Rhymes / Multiple Words
A name can be multiple words, especially when they rhyme. Multiple words can also show off characteristics of your pet. For example, Shiloh the Shy or Bubble Cuddles show both a rhyming structure and characteristic. If a two-part name doesn't feel right, you can also add an additional surname, such as Miss or Princess. That could extend a potential name to Princess Bubble Cuddles (likes to cuddle and/or catch bubbles with her mouth).
Questions & Answers
Do you have a dog? And if you do what is its name?
I do! A border collie named Koda.
Helpful 33What is a name for girl sweet as honey?
There are a lot of great names. One of my favorites is "Kebi" which is Egyptian. If you want a slightly punny name; you could go with Bee.
Helpful 25How do you feel about naming a little girl dog a boy name such as Charlie?
I think it's cute! Charlie is a wonderful name for girl dogs and is growing in popularity.
Helpful 10How did you come up with all the meanings of the names?
Some are based on current culture, while others I had to look up.
Helpful 10What do you think of Tara for a female puppy?
I think that is a beautiful name for a female puppy.
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Related
If there are names you want to recommend, feel free to share in the comments below!
Pi's I love the name but some are human mames
I'm getting a little dog and naming her flora
I love these cute puppies names and people who didn't vote the cute dog name Cookie, come on. Cookie is not only super cute, it is rough but sweet.:):);)
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Faji means fuzzy, Yuki means courageous and Yukiko means snow baby. This is what I named my toy American Eskimo. We call her Faji.
Gabby means cheaefull
..gonna name my samoyed puppy, Anya.
please add the name aliyah or leah
I think Noel would be a cute name and it means Christmas in French
Dutchess should be a name. There's Lady but no Dutchess!
Deogi (pronounced d-o-g).
Amy, wouldn't be difficult to change from Jinx to Jinxie.
I have a brindle lurcher called Jinx, i regret called her jinx because people always think shes a boy so i have to say no shes a girl i should have picked something that is clearly a girls name and also it makes her sound unpredictable and i hate that when i shout jinx people arnt like aww what a cute name they move their children away, if i would of called her lucy or pettle people would be like aww what a cute name the dog must be good, just a heads up for people who are thinking about naming thier dog something unuasual or unique remember people steriotype you and your dog buy what you name it.
If i had a mastiff called tyson people would automatically think council estate but if i had a poodle called milo people would think cute cuddly family dog, just a helpful bit of advice people souldnt judge you on the name of your dog but they do unfortunately.
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the name of my dog was toula sadly we had to put her down last year
Our German short haired pointer is named Buckshot because of the spots. Our golden retriever is named Joy because she was born on Christmas Day.
Greatest name I have used for a greyhound is " olivia". Everyone would smile and talk to her. Gentlest dig in the world.
I may be getting a cute Shih Tzu and I decided to look for boy and girl names, and I am really liking these names for a boy: Tootsie, Benji, Rocco, Bently, Charlie, Cooper, Copper (If brownish), Dexter, Harley, Rocky (If grey) Odie, Barkley, Dusty (If black or brown) Camille/Cami, and Ziggy. For girls I like these names: Tootsie, Harley, Coco/Cocoa (If brown) Hazel (if brown/gold, whatever looks hazely) Mocha (If brown), Nikki (Means victory), Kona, Tilly, Brandy, Gigi, Zoey, Paisley, Harper, Oreo (if black and white) Ezra, Hershey (If brown), Kiki, Chibi and Kami. Let me know what you think :)
Im getting a new pup and this really helped!
my dogs name is Kami because it is the female name for camo and my family is country so it matches perfectly!!!
My puppy is Paisley
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I have no idea what I’m going to call my brand new border co
llie puppy, she’s a girl so any suggestions?
Very cute! I will refer to this list when we get another dog! Thanks!
We had a most beautiful Kelpie cross who lived to 16. He had a unique name Katooloo.
I don't have a dog but really want one. I think Tulip is a great name since dogs can be named after flowers. (like daisy)
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My pup is sparkle
They are many different names and that helps us to deside we named her cookie
My dog is called Aleena it means Sun ray and he is the light of our life, a golden retriever puppy.
I think that Gwendoline (a.k.a. : Gwen) sounds great.
means "endeared" one in Ukrainian
my dogs name was Pandora, but I always called her Pandy Dandy!
is this a cute name for a chihuahu
Phoebe, khaos, tinx, cami/toffee are my dogs names
I think Mia and Ellie are cute and cool names
Trixia is a name I came up with. Maybe for a small dog.
I think Cupcake is sweet
I love the name Ezra and Talia
I love puppies but i have none and i want to get at lease five
I have a friend that has a beagle named Charolette. I figured it would be a popular name, but can't find it's meaning
Either naming my new shy and sweet pup: Cotton, Angel, or Tilly. its so hard to find a name for your pet. We might go with cotton but dont know for sure
You should have put Stella because that means star you might have but I proboly missed it.
Child of light
Luna
My grandfather has a new bullterrier that he got yesterday and we named her roxy.
i called mine hazel I wondered if any body wanted to magpie it??
I know this is a dog site but what about names for a dog that is part wolf? Plz let me know some names that might fit for a dog that has some wolf in 'em. Thanks
I have an all white pitbull puppy that came from hurricane Harvey in Texas I can't find a name for her though
Macey,Tracey,Roxie,Cookie,Maddie,Cinnamon,
I had a big Rottweiler/Husky mix that I named Bruin, which was the word that the Dutch called brown bears when they first came to America. It's a great name for big dogs :)
Timber my friends dog is named that
Jessie
I have a Shih Tzu named Lexi & a boxer named Molly.
Jo mama ha
Maybe Stella or Cocoa my favorite is princess
Why Not Candy That's my puppy's name.
What about Lola? Which is my dog's name. LOL...
Roxy
My puppy is named blossom
I don't know give me suggestions
I think the name should be bamboo
Bella
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