Boy Dog Names

Bob

Short form of Robert, from a medieval rhyming nickname

Bobi

A given name recorded in English, used for both girls and boys

Bobik

Polish diminutive formed from bób with the suffix -ik

Boby

A diminutive form of 'Robert', meaning 'bright fame'.

Boddy

An English surname

Bodin

Recorded as a given name in Serbian and Thai; also a former Norwegian municipality

Bodo

From the Old High German element bot, Old Saxon bod, meaning "command, order"

Bogart

A surname of English origin, often associated with the actor Humphrey Bogart

Boi

Informal term for boy or young man.

Bojan

From Slavic boj, "battle"; the -an ending is a common Slavic name suffix.

Bojangles

Bojar

Polish, from bojar, a boyar, a member of the highest feudal nobility

Bolko

Polish diminutive of Bolesław, formed with the suffix -ko

Bolo

Recorded as a masculine given name in Indonesian; in English, a heavy machete

Bolt

An English word; also recorded as a masculine given name in popular culture

Bones

Recorded as a given name in english, used for both men and women

Bonito

Spanish for 'pretty' or 'nice', also refers to a type of fish

Bono

A given name recorded in Judeo-Italian and Croatian; also the nickname of the U2 singer.

Bonso

Bonzo

A nickname, and the name of several fictional characters and a band

Booker

From an English occupational surname meaning "maker of books"

Boone

From an English surname, from Old French bon "good" or the town of Bohon, France

Boris

A name of Slavic origin meaning 'to fight' or 'battle'

Borris

A variant of Boris, meaning 'fighter' or 'defender'.

Borzo

Bosco

From the Italian surname Bosco, given in honour of Saint John Bosco

Bosko

From the Serbo-Croatian personal name Boško

Bossco

Bosse

Swedish diminutive of Bo 1.

Bossel

Bossi

A diminutive form of 'boss', often used affectionately or jokingly.

Bossk

A bounty hunter in the Star Wars universe known for his reptilian features and fierce demeanor.

Boswell

Scottish surname from the Norman place name Beuzeville, from Old Norse Bosi

Boto

Portuguese name for several dolphins and river dolphins of the Amazon and Orinoco.

Bowden

A town near an ancient settlement, or a nickname meaning 'a flower pot'.

Bowen

From a Welsh surname meaning "son of Owain"

Bowie

From a Scottish surname, from Gaelic buidhe meaning "yellow"

Bowser

The name of Mario's nemesis, a monstrous turtle, in the Super Mario games

Bowzer

A stage name of the American singer Jon Bauman

Boyd

Scottish surname, possibly from the Gaelic name of the Isle of Bute

Boz

A nickname, given name or surname

Bozto

Bradley

From an English surname, originally from place names meaning "broad clearing"

Brady

From an Irish surname, an anglicised form of Ó Brádaigh, from the byname Brádach

Bragi

The Norse god of poetry and music

Brako

Bram

Short form of Abraham

Brams

A surname; also an East Central German word compared to German Bremse

Bran

Means "raven" in Irish

Branco

Italian for a pack or herd

Brando Or Brandon

Brandt

German and Alemannic German surname for someone who lived in an area cleared by fire

Brann

A name of Hebrew origin

Brano

Italian name meaning 'brave'

Branson

A surname of English origin, meaning 'the son of Brand' or 'Brandon's town'

Brasko

Braven

Recorded as a masculine given name in English

Braxton

From an English surname, from a place name meaning "Bracca's town" in Old English

Brazzo

A nickname for Hasan Salihamidžić, from Bosnian Braco, "Little Bro"

Breccan

The name means 'freckled' or 'speckled' in Gaelic.

Brett

English surname meaning "a Breton", from Old French Bret

Brian

Uncertain; possibly from a Celtic root meaning "hill, high" or "might, power"

Brig

Brigg

English rare given name, from Old English brycġ, "bridge"

Brijon

Brilius

Brimir

Norse mythological name, possibly another name for the jötunn Ymir, and a hall

Brisko

Bro

Brogan

Anglicized form of Irish Ó Brógáin, from a diminutive of bróg ("shoe").

Bron

A name of English origin meaning 'hill' or 'mound'.

Bronco

English word for a bucking horse, male or female

Bronko

Bronson

From an English surname meaning "son of the brown one"

Bronzi

Bruce

Scottish surname of Norman origin, probably from the town of Brix in France

Bruin

A term used for a bear, often resembling strength and courage.

Bruiser

Brutus

Latin name meaning 'heavy' or 'dull'

Bryce

Variant of Brice

Bubba

American term of endearment for boys, formed from "brother"

Buccaneer

A pirate or privateer of the Caribbean in the 17th and 18th centuries

Buck

An English nickname meaning "buck, male deer", from Old English bucc

Buckey

Bucky

Recorded as a masculine given name in the Popular Culture category

Budd

From Old English Budda, a nickname of uncertain meaning

Budi

A name of Indonesian origin meaning 'wise' or 'intelligent'.

Buford

A given name of English origin

Bugsy

From a slang term bugsy, meaning "crazy, unstable"

Bull

A large, strong animal known for its strength and power.

Bulli

Recorded as a masculine given name in Old Norse

Bullwinkle

A character from the animated series 'Rocky and Bullwinkle'

Bunji

A masculine Japanese given name

Burk

Variant of Burke, or a German short form of Burkhard or Burkhold

Burly

Burnell

An English given name and surname

Burt

A name of English origin meaning 'fortress' or 'stronghold'

Burton

From an English surname, from a place name meaning "fortified town" in Old English

Buster

A slang term meaning to break or damage something, often used humorously.

Butch

From English slang butch, "manly, masculine", itself from butcher.