Unisex Dog Names

Paxo

Paxton

From an English surname, from a place name meaning "Pæcc's town"

Paytah

Name of Native American origin meaning 'to be a warrior' or 'to be a fighter'.

Payton

Variant of Peyton

Pazel

Recorded as a masculine given name in Hebrew

Peabody

Derived from a Scottish surname meaning 'small child' or 'little one'

Peace

From the English word peace, ultimately derived from Latin pax

Peach

The peach, the fruit of the tree Prunus persica

Peachy

Recorded as a rare, archaic given name in the American South

Peanut

The English word for the legume Arachis hypogaea

Peanut Wigglebutt

Pebble

Pebbles

A feminine given name, from the English plural of pebble, a small stone.

Pecan

A type of nut native to North America, known for its rich flavor and nutritional value.

Pecko

Pecos

Recorded as a masculine given name in Comanche

Peddi

Peek

Peewee

Recorded as a rare English given name for boys and girls

Peiko

Peko

An Estonian and Finnish god of crops, especially barley and brewing

Pela

Peli

A term used in various languages including Basque, which means 'wing'.

Pella

Derived from a term meaning 'a small cup' or 'to hold'.

Pelle

Italian for skin or hide

Pelusa

Spanish word from pelo (hair) plus the suffix -uza

Pemba

Recorded as a given name in Tibetan and Bosnian

Penn

A name of Celtic origin meaning 'head' or 'hill.'

Pep

Energy or high spirits; also recorded as a Catalan masculine given name

Pepi

Esperanto word borrowed from French pépier

Pepper

From the English word for the spice, prepared from dried berries of the pepper plant.

Peppi

Diminutive of Giuseppe; Finnish form of Pippi

Peppy

Peps

PequeñO

Spanish word for small

Peri

A type of fairy or spirit in Persian mythology

Peridot

English peridot, a yellow-green gemstone, a variety of olivine, also called chrysolite

Perky

Perry

From a surname meaning "pear tree" in Middle English, or "son of Herry" in Welsh

Pery

Recorded as a given name in Brazilian Portuguese, where it is rare and masculine

Pesto

Petal

From the English word for the flower part, from Greek petalon, "leaf"

Petek

A Turkish given name, recorded for both men and women

Petie

A diminutive of Peter, recorded as a rare English given name

Petit

French word for small or little

Petrie

A Scottish surname, also recorded as an English given name

Petzi

A diminutive term for a small pet or cute animal.

Peyton

From an English surname, originally a place name meaning "Pǣga's town"

Phantom

A ghost or spirit; from Greek phantasma.

Philly

The name of a city known for its rich history and culture.

Philou

A diminutive form of the name Philippe, which means 'lover of horses'

Phinn

Phoenix

From Greek φοῖνιξ (phoinix), meaning "dark red"

Piccolo

Italian for 'small, little'; a nickname from piccolo

Pickle

Pickles

An English surname

Picko

Pico

Recorded as a masculine given name in Spanish

Picolino

Pie

A baked dish of pastry dough casing with a sweet or savoury filling

Piggles

Piggy

A term of endearment often used for a small pig or a pet

Pika

Hawaiian form of Peter; also Slovene for "dot", the Slovene name for Pippi Longstocking

Pikka

Pikko

Piko

Recorded as a given name in Japanese and Shipibo-Conibo

Pikoo

The name of a six-year-old child in the 1980 Indian Bengali-language short film Pikoo

Pillo

Pimo

Pincho

A small snack from northern Spain, named for the toothpick or skewer spiked through it

Pine

English word for a coniferous tree of the genus Pinus

Pinga

A playful term often used for a small, energetic animal

Pingo

Pink

Pink is the English word for a pale tint of red or rose

Pinkie

An English given name or hypocorism, from a diminutive term for the colour pink

Pinku

Japanese feminine given name; also the Japanese transliteration of English 'pink'.

Pinot

A type of grape used for wine production

Pinto

A Portuguese surname, from Latin pictus, meaning "coloured" or "painted"

Pip

Diminutive of Philip or Philippa

Piper

An English surname for a person who played on a pipe, a flute

Pippin

Old German form of Pepin

Pipsi

Pipsqueak

Pipsy

Pirate

English word for a person who robs ships at sea

Pirko

Pistachio

Pitchu

Pitto

A short, affectionate term often used for a small dog

Pitty

Pixel

English, the smallest addressable element of a raster image

Pixi

Recorded as a given name in English (Australian), feminine

Pizazz

Pjay

Plucky

Plum

The fruit of some species in Prunus subg. Prunus.

Pnut

Po

A name derived from a character in the animated series 'Kung Fu Panda', known for its humor and lovable personality.

Pocky

A popular Japanese snack consisting of biscuit sticks coated with chocolate or other flavors

Poco

Italian for 'a little' or 'little', from Latin paucus.