Unisex Dog Names

4,733 names in this category, each with its meaning and background. See all gender categories.

Dustie

English, an uncommon spelling of "dusty".

Dutchy

Dutton

English, from the Old English 'dun', a hill, and 'tun', a settlement — a hill settlement.

Duty

Dymon

No documented meaning; recorded as a given name in African American usage

Dynamo

DäNnie

DöRy

Easton

A name of English origin meaning 'from the east town'.

Ebony

From the English word for the black wood of the ebony tree

Eclair

The French word for a choux pastry filled with cream and iced

Eden

From the biblical place name, possibly Hebrew for "pleasure, delight" or Sumerian for "plain"

Edgey

Eevee

A Pokémon species, known in Japan as Eievui

Eggy

Recorded as a rare modern English given name for boys and girls

Eiffel

A surname, usually a reference to Gustave Eiffel

Elan

A word with several unrelated uses; not documented as a name in the sources checked

Eldorado

The golden one; a mythical city of gold in South America

Elf

A humanoid supernatural being in Germanic folklore; the word seems originally to have meant 'white being'

Elian

Dutch variant of names beginning with eli, such as elijah or elisabeth

Eliot

From a surname that was a variant of Elliott

Ellery

A place name of English origin

Ellis

From an English surname derived from Elis, a medieval form of Elias, and an anglicised form of Welsh Elisedd

Elvi

Short form of Elviira

Emerald

From the word for the green precious stone, the traditional birthstone of May

Emerson

From an English surname meaning "son of Emery"

Emersyn

A feminine variant of Emerson

Emery

Norman french form of emmerich; also a hard black substance

Emory

Variant of emery

Emunah

Faith or belief in Hebrew

Enar

A Nordic male given name

Enigma

Epic

The english word for epic poetry or an epic film

Espresso

Etoile

Etu

Eureka

Eureka is a Greek exclamation meaning "I have found it"

Evergreen

English word for a plant whose foliage stays green all year

Evy

Ewok

A fictional species from the Star Wars universe known for their small size and primitive technology.

Exo

Explorer

Eyak

The name of an Alaska Native people

Faithful

English word meaning "loyal" and "fidelity"

Fallon

From an Irish surname, from Ó Fallamhain, "descendant of Fallamhan"

Fancy

From the English word fancy, meaning "like, love, inclination" or "ornamental"

Fandango

Fango

Italian for mud; borrowed into French from Italian fango.

Fantasy

The English word for a genre of speculative fiction with supernatural or magical elements

Farfel

Small pellet- or flake-shaped pasta used in Ashkenazi Jewish cuisine

Farfle

Farlie

Faroe

From Danish Færø and Faroese Føroyar, the name of the Faroe Islands

Farrin

A name of Celtic origin meaning 'the journey' or 'adventurer'.

Feebs

A diminutive form of an affectionate name, often used for pets

Feeny

English surname from Irish

Fehu

The reconstructed Proto-Germanic name of the ᚠ rune, the first rune of the futharks

Feisty

From feist, a small aggressive dog; the word feist earlier meant stink

Feliz

Spanish for "happy"; recorded as a rare masculine given name in Spanish.

Fendi

A luxury fashion brand known for its leather goods, shoes, and ready-to-wear clothing.

Feng

Chinese surname, from several Mandarin characters including 馮, 鳳, 封 and 風

Fenix

Fenix, Fénix and Fênix are the Spanish and Portuguese words for phoenix.

Fennec

A type of small desert fox known for its large ears.

Fennel

Fennway

Fenway

A place for adventure and exploration

Fermi

A surname of Italian origin, associated with the physicist Enrico Fermi.

Fernie

A Scottish surname

Ferrari

Italian car manufacturer known for its luxury sports cars

Feta

A type of Greek cheese made from sheep's milk

Fetch

English word for an act of fetching data, or the object of fetching

Fey

Not documented as a word with a meaning; recorded as a rare German given name

Fierce

Fiesta

Spanish for festival or celebration

Fiesty

Fife

From a Scottish place name, formerly a kingdom in Scotland

Fifer

American (rare) given name; also a word for a person who plays the fife

Fig

The edible fruit of the common fig tree

Figgy

Fighter

Filbert

Possibly a form of Philibert

Fingle

Finnis

An English-language surname

Finnley

Variant of Finley, a rare non-standard spelling

Firebird

Firecracker

Firefly

Firenze

The capital city of Tuscany, known for its art and architecture.

Fizgig

Fizz

English (British, rare) feminine given name; also a word for the foaming of escaping gas

Fjord

Flame

A flame, from Latin flamma: the visible, gaseous part of a fire

Flannery

From an irish surname, anglicized form of flannghaile, from flannghal, "red valour"