Unisex Dog Names

Orres

Orrie

Derived from the Gaelic name 'Orry', meaning 'the calm one'.

Orsi

Italian variant of 'bear'

Ortega

A Spanish surname, from a place name derived from Latin urtica, 'nettle'.

Orva

Derived from Old Norse, meaning 'to inherit, to become.'

Orwen

Recorded as a feminine given name in the Arthurian Cycle

Orzo

Italian for 'barley'; a short-cut pasta shaped like a large grain of rice

Osak

Osamu

From japanese 修 (osamu), meaning "discipline, study", and other kanji with the same pronunciation

Oschi

Oschie

Osco

Italian, from Latin Oscus, Osci

Oshea

Irish, from Ó Sé — 'descendant of Sé', from the Gaelic for hawk.

Oshie

Osie

Recorded as a given name in American English (rare, archaic)

Oska

Oska is not recorded as a given name in the sources checked

Ossi

A diminutive of Osmo, Oskari and other names beginning with Os

Ossie

Diminutive of Oscar, Oswald and other names beginning with Os

Ostra

A type of shellfish; also means 'oyster' in Italian.

Otta

Derived from a Germanic name meaning 'wealth' or 'prosperity'.

Otte

Danish word for the number eight, from Old Norse átta.

Otti

A nickname derived from the name Otto, which means wealth or fortune.

Ottie

A diminutive of Otto, from Germanic elements meaning "riches" or "prosperous"

Otty

Recorded as a masculine given name in Popular Culture

Ouki

A variant of 'uki', which refers to a small, lively dog.

Oura

Ouray

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Ouzie

Ovi

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

Owly

Oxa

A name of uncertain origin, sometimes thought to relate to strength or boldness.

Oz

Short form of Oswald, Osborn and other names beginning with a similar sound; also a Hebrew word meaning "strength"

Ozark

Ozell

Ozeta

Ozzy Pawsborn

Pacer

Pacey

From an English surname, from the French place name Pacy, from a Gaulish given name of unknown meaning

Pachanga

Pacifico

Italian form of the late roman name pacificus

Packie

A variant of the name Patrick, meaning noble.

Packos

Paddi

Variant of 'Paddy', often associated with Irish heritage

Paden

From a surname, probably a derivative of Pate, a short form of Patrick

Padi

Pado

Padoodles

Pago

Paisley

A Scots surname from the town near Glasgow, and a fabric pattern named after that town

Paka

Finnish, from Spanish paca, from Old Tupi paka

Palermo

City in Italy known for its rich cultural heritage

Pallo

A name derived from Italian meaning 'ball' or 'spherical object'.

Pally

Palo

Spanish for stick or pole; in Finnish, a burnt clearing or beacon fire

Palomino

A breed of horse known for its golden color.

Pamigo

Pamir

A mountain range in Central Asia, known for its breathtaking landscapes.

Pamuk

Turkish for "cotton"

Pana

Recorded as a masculine given name in Inuit mythology

Panama

A country in Central America known for the Panama Canal.

Pancake

Pandi

A playful and cute variant of the word 'panda'.

Pandor

A surname; the sources checked record no meaning for it as a given name

Panki

Panther

A large, carnivorous feline native to the Americas, known for its powerful build and stealth.

Panuk

Papaya

The fruit of Carica papaya, a tropical plant species

Papi

A term of endearment in Spanish, from papa, meaning 'daddy'.

Papik

Papillon

Papillon is French for butterfly

Paprika

A ground spice made from dried red fruits of the Capsicum annuum plant, often used for flavor and color in dishes.

Papu

Paradise

English for a place of everlasting happiness, delight, and bliss

Paragon

Pard

Pari

Persian, 'pari' — a fairy.

Paris

From the Gaulish tribe the Parisii, or the Trojan prince of Greek myth

Parker

From an English occupational surname meaning "keeper of the park"

Parlo

Paroo

Paros

A Greek island known for its beautiful landscapes and beaches.

Parri

A surname and a given name

Pasca

Recorded as a feminine given name in medieval Italian

Paso

A Finnish surname, a variant of Pasanen

Pasta

Patch

English word for a piece of material used to mend or cover something

Patches

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

Patto

Italian for pact or agreement

Pattu

Pattu is the Tamil and Telugu word for silk

Pauky

Paw

English word for the soft foot of a mammal, generally a quadruped

Pawcasso

Pawffle

Pawlow

Derived from the name of the famous Russian physiologist Ivan Pavlov, known for his research on classical conditioning.

Pawnee

A Native American people and their language

Pawris

Paws

Pawsitron

Pawvarotti

Paxi

The plural Greek name (Paxi, Paxoi) for the Ionian island group of Paxos and Antipaxos