Unisex Dog Names

Ditka

A diminutive form of the masculine name 'Dmitry'.

Dixy

Recorded as an English feminine given name; also a Russian food retail company

Dizzie Lizzie

Dizzy

From an English word meaning "dizzy, lightheaded, unbalanced"

Dj

An abbreviation of disc jockey, a person who plays recorded music for an audience

Djalie

Djinni

Djola

Doak

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Docki

Doddy

Dodge

Recorded as a given name in Medieval English and Scots

Dody

A pet name of endearment, often used for someone who is lovable or cute

Doffo

Doga

A playful twist on the word 'dog', representing the joy and companionship they bring.

Dogberry

A character created by William Shakespeare for Much Ado About Nothing

Doggy

Dogie

Dogston

Dohia

Doink

Dojan

Recorded as a masculine given name in literature

Dojo

A place of learning, especially for martial arts

Dokas

Doki

Dolce

Italian word meaning sweet; recorded as a judeo-italian feminine given name

Doli

Recorded as a given name in Croatian, Navajo and modern Hebrew

Doly

Domby

Domi

Derived from the Latin word 'domus' meaning home or household.

Domino

English, a rectangular tile marked with spots, or a game played with such tiles

Dondi

A term of endearment in Italian

Donga

Doodle

Doodlebug

Doodles

Doodly

Doogie

A variant of Dougie

Dooney

An English-language surname

Doran

A name of Irish origin meaning 'stranger' or 'traveler'.

Dore

Doren

German name, borrowed into English from German Dören

Dorito

A type of corn chip known for its triangular shape and cheese flavor

Dorlise

Dorly

Dorn

German for "thorn"; a German/Austrian and Dutch/Flemish surname

Doro

Gift or present in Greek

Dory

A name derived from the Greek word 'dory' meaning 'spear'.

Dosy

Dot

A diminutive of Dorothy

Dot Or Dottie

Dotaby

Doux

Dovi

A given name recorded in Hebrew, masculine

Downy

Dozer

Draggy

Dragon

The word for the mythical creature of folklore

Dream

From the English word dream, referring to imaginary events seen in the mind while sleeping or a hope or wish.

Dreamer

Dreamy

Recorded as a feminine given name in obscure use

Drew

Short form of Andrew, and in the medieval period a vernacular form of Drogo

Drifter

Drix

Drixi

Drixy

Drizzle

Droll

Drolly

Droma

Droolius

Drooper

Druxa

Druxie

Dua

A term for prayer in Indonesian and Malay

Dubai

A city in the United Arab Emirates; from Arabic دُبَيّ (dubayy)

Dublin

The capital city of Ireland, known for its rich history and culture.

Duby

A surname

Duckie

An informal word for a rubber duck

Ducky

A diminutive form of 'duck', often used as an affectionate term.

Duddie

Dude

A casual term for a person, often used in friendly contexts.

Dudu

Portuguese diminutive of Eduardo.

Duffi

Duffy

From the Irish surname Ó Dubhthaigh, descendant of Dubhthach

Dula

A name recorded as a given name and surname

Dulo

The name of a ruling clan of the Bulgars

Duma

A Russian assembly with advisory or legislative functions

Dumpling

Dumpling Dasher

Duna

The Hungarian name for the Danube River

Dundy

Derived from an Old Scottish word meaning 'a hill or mound'

Dunk

Dunker

A medium-sized breed of dog from Norway, also called the Norwegian Hound

Dunkin

A surname, and a variant spelling of the restaurant chain name Dunkin'

Durango

The name comes from the historical and cultural region in Mexico known for its scenic landscapes.

Dury

Derived from Old French meaning 'hard' or 'strong'.

Dusk

English word for the darkest stage of twilight, just before night

Dusky

From English 'dusky', meaning dark or shadowy in colour

Dusti

Recorded as a given name in modern English, used for both girls and boys