Unisex Dog Names

Hill

English word for an elevated landmass smaller than a mountain

Hilli

A name of uncertain origin, possibly related to the Old Norse word for 'hill'

Hillu

Recorded as a modern German feminine given name

Hilly

A place with hills or hill country

Hinka

Hinto

Hiphop

English, a genre of popular music that emerged in the early 1970s

Hippi

Hippie

Hippy

A person who is part of a countercultural movement that started in the 1960s, known for its values of peace and love.

Hiska

Hitch

English surname; also recorded as a medieval English given name

Hiwa

A Hawaiian word meaning 'to glow' or 'to shine'

Hobbit

A fictional race of people in J. R. R. Tolkien's novels

Hobie

A masculine given name and nickname used in modern American English, where it is rare.

Hoby

Recorded as a given name in English and Malagasy

Hoggy

Hoka

Recorded as a rare feminine given name in Japanese

Hokkaido

English name of the second largest island of Japan, capital Sapporo

Hokky

Hoku

Recorded as a given name in Hawaiian, feminine and masculine

Hollija

Hollis

From an English surname meaning "holly trees", for one who lived near them

Holo

The name of a character from the Japanese light novel series 'Spice and Wolf', known for her wolf deity form and cunning personality.

Holt

From Old English holt, a small wood or grove

Homey

Homie

English slang, a close friend or someone from one's hometown

Homke

Hondi

Honeybear

Honeybun

Honi

A Hawaiian term meaning 'to kiss'

Honny

No documented meaning; recorded as a rare Dutch masculine given name

Honor

Variant of Honour, using the American spelling; from Honoria and Honora.

Honsy

Hoody

Hooper

From the archaic English hooper, the man who fitted hoops on barrels made by a cooper

Hoops

Hootie

A nickname, chiefly for men

Hop

A jump or leap; also recorded as a rare English given name

Hopi

A Native American tribe known for their agricultural practices and pottery

Hoppel

Hopper

An English surname meaning "dancer" or "leaper"

Hoppy

Hora

Time or hour in Spanish and Portuguese

Horka

A term used for a small creature or something cute

Hoshi

From Japanese 星 (hoshi), meaning "star", or other kanji with the same pronunciation

Hossy

Hotah

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Hotaka

Recorded as a masculine given name in Japanese

Hotaru

From Japanese 蛍 (hotaru), meaning "firefly"

Houndini

Howdy

An informal English salutation, short for "how do ye?"

Howler

A dog known for its loud and distinctive bark.

Howly

Howy

A given name

Huckleberry

From the name of the Vaccinium shrubs or their berries

Hucky

Hug

Catalan form of hugh

Hugger

A surname

Huggie

Huggins

An English surname

Huggles

Huggy

Hula

A Hawaiian dance characterized by hip movements and gestures

Hunt

An English given name, recorded as masculine

Huntley

Derived from Old English meaning 'from the hollow' or 'meadow with a river'

Huppy

Hupsy

Hura

Recorded as a feminine given name in Karachay-Balkar

Huracan

A Kʼicheʼ Maya god's name, understood as 'One-Leg'

Hurby

A given name recorded in Haitian Creole

Hush Puppy

Husk

Hutchy

Hutty

A surname

Hwan

A name of Korean origin meaning 'to shine' or 'brightness'

Hyas

Ancient greek name meaning 'rain', from hyô, hyetos

Hydro

English prefix hydro-, from Ancient Greek hýdōr, "water"

Iako

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Ibbi

Ibbo

Ibby

A given name recorded in English, used for girls.

Ibiza

The name of a Spanish island in the Mediterranean

Ibo

Recorded as a given name in Uzbek (feminine) and East Frisian (masculine)

Ice

English word for frozen water, a crystalline solid

Icey

Recorded as a feminine given name in English

Ichigo

The Japanese word for strawberry

Icy

From icy, meaning frozen or covered with ice

Idlewild

A state of being calm and relaxed; also the name of a popular park in Scotland.

Idur

Iglo

Ignite

Ika

Ika is a Yoruba word for a type of fish

Ikas

Iki

A Japanese aesthetical concept; also a Japanese island, city and former province

Ikka

Recorded as a given name in Low German and, rarely, in Japanese

Ikki

A name of Arabic origin meaning 'to be brave' or 'to be strong'

Ikko

Japanese for 'first', 'one', or 'first-born'.

Iko

A Cebuano name, from Francisco or a cebuanized form of Ike, a diminutive of Isaac