Unisex Dog Names

Tish

English feminine given name, also used as a nickname

Titch

A nickname, recorded for several people and used in a television series and comic strip

Titou

A French nickname, diminutive of Titouan and Antoine

Tivoli

From the name of the Italian town Tivoli, a Roman summer resort

Tizz

A variant of 'Tizzy', meaning a state of nervous excitement.

Tizzy

A nickname, borne by Elizabeth Lockman and Tanzania Sebastian

Toast

Toastie

Toasty

Tobi

Yoruba unisex given name, a contraction of Olutobi or Oluwatobiloba

Toddy

Recorded as a masculine given name in English

Toffee

Tofu

English tofu, a food made from curdled soy milk

Tofu Tom

Toklo

The name means 'a young bear' in Inuit languages

Tolli

Toluca

A city in Mexico known for its cultural heritage and vibrant traditions.

Tomi

Finnish, Hungarian and Welsh diminutive of Thomas.

Tomtom

Recorded as a masculine given name in Filipino

Toni

A short form of names derived from Antonius, such as Antonio or Antonia

Tonka

An American brand of toy trucks

Tonno

Toodle Lou

Tooney

Tootie

Recorded as an English feminine given name

Topaz

From the English word for the yellow precious stone, the traditional birthstone of November.

Torrey

A unisex given name and surname in English

Toshi

A Japanese given name, also a short form of names beginning with Toshi-

Toshii

Tosti

An Italian surname, a patronymic or plural form of Tosto

Toughie

Toulouse

A city in southwestern France known for its pink terracotta buildings

Trax

Not documented as a word with a meaning; recorded as an English given name

Treasure

English word name, from Greek θησαυρός (thesauros), "treasure, collection"

Trevi

Recorded as a rare given name in english, for either gender

Trico

Trinity

From the English word trinity, given in honour of the Christian belief in God as three persons

Tripp

From a surname derived from Middle English trippen, "to dance"

Tris

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

Tron

Recorded as a masculine given name in Norwegian and in ecclesiastical history

Trooper

English word for a soldier, especially one in a cavalry unit

Trotter

English occupational surname for a courier or messenger, from Middle English trot

Truffe

French for truffle, a type of fungus prized in cooking.

Truffle

Truffles

Trusty

Recorded as a given name in English (American), masculine

Tsuki

Japanese word for a thrust; recorded as a feminine given name in Japanese

Tuff

English word for a rock made of volcanic ash

Tuffy

A nickname and a surname

Tufty

Tugg

Swedish deverbal from tugga, "to chew"

Tula

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Tulay

Persian place name, also rendered as Tiula

Tulia

A feminine given name recorded in Spanish

Tulla

Latin-origin name recorded as a Late Roman and rare Swedish given name

Tully

A form of Tullius, used of the Roman orator Marcus Tullius Cicero

Tundra

English word for a flat, treeless Arctic biome

Tuny

Turley

Reduced anglicized form of Irish Mac Toirdealbhaigh, "son of Toirdealbhach"

Turner

English occupational surname for a person who worked with a lathe

Tuscany

A region in central Italy known for its landscapes, art, and history.

Tuttu

Italian for all or everyone

Twiga

Twinkie

English brand name of a packaged sponge cake with a creamy filling

Twinkle Toes Mcwoof

Twinkles

Twirl

Twister

A word for a tornado; recorded as a rare English given name

Twitty

English surname; also recorded as a rare given name in English

Tybee

Recorded as a feminine given name in American English; also the name of a Georgia barrier island

Tyko

Finnish form of Tyge

Tylee

A surname, also used as a given name

Tyler

From the English surname Tyler, meaning "tiler of roofs"

Tyne

Recorded as a rare feminine given name in English

Tyner

Recorded as a given name in american english, masculine, rare

Ubba

Recorded as a masculine given name in East Frisian (user-submitted)

Ubie

Ukato

Uki

Recorded as a given name in Japanese and Indonesian

Uku

The name Uku derives from Hawaiian, meaning 'to stand firm' or 'to be strong.'

Ultra

A prefix meaning 'beyond' or 'more than'

Ulu

A type of traditional Hawaiian fishhook

Umbriel

From Latin umbra, "shadow"; created by Alexander Pope for a gloomy gnome

Ume

Japanese 梅 (ume), the Japanese apricot or plum, Prunus mume

Umi

Sea or ocean in Japanese

Unieque

Unity

From the English word unity, ultimately derived from Latin unitas

Upendo

Means "love" in Swahili

Ushindi

Swahili, formed from u- and -shinda ("to win") with the ending -i

Usiku

Swahili and Chichewa word for night

Utah

English: a state in the Mountain West region of the United States

Utila

Vai

A term of endearment meaning 'go' or 'to come' in various languages

Vaito

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

Valentine

From the Roman cognomen Valentinus, from Valens, Latin for "strong, vigorous, healthy"

Valhalla

Old Norse Valhǫll, the hall of the slain in Norse mythology

Vali

Romanian diminutive of Valeriu or Valentin.

Valiant

An English word meaning brave and courageous

Valley

English word for a low area of land between hills or mountains

Valor

English word for courage, the US spelling of valour