Unisex Dog Names

Weela

Weenie

A term for a small sausage or a little dog, often used affectionately

Weeny

Weezer

English, a member of the American rock band Weezer

Weezy

Recorded as an English feminine given name; also a nickname for the rapper Lil Wayne

Wega

The early Latin form of Vega, from the Arabic for 'the swooping eagle'.

Wei

Chinese name from 伟 (wěi) "great", 威 (wēi) "power" or 微 (wēi) "small"

Weiser

From German Weiser, from weise ('wise') + -er

Weiss

German surname meaning "white", from Middle High German wîz

Welby

From the old English word meaning 'from the well estate'.

Welli

Wellie

A short form of wellington, as in the Wellington boot

Welly

Derived from the name of a famous brand of rubber boots.

Welton

A surname of Old English origin meaning 'from the well town'

Wely

Derived from a Welsh word meaning 'calm' or 'peaceful'

Wemba

A byname derived from Old English wamb, meaning "belly"

Wen

From Chinese 文 (wén), meaning "literature, culture, writing"

Wende

Recorded as a given name in Dutch (feminine) and Chinese (masculine)

Wendelin

Old diminutive of Germanic names beginning with the element wentil

Wendor

Wenga

Wengo

A French telecommunications company, a subsidiary of Neuf Cegetel and later Vivendi

Wenzo

Wero

Māori word for a traditional challenge performed to ensure visitors come in peace

Wesko

Weslee

A playful variant of Wesley, meaning 'western meadow'.

Wessi

Informal German name for a citizen of West Germany before reunification

Wesso

A pseudonym of the German-American artist Hans Waldemar Wessolowski

Wessy

West

English word for the cardinal direction opposite east

Western

English surname; also recorded as a rare masculine given name

Westi

Westi was an acronym for Westinghouse Terminal Interactive, a teleprocessing system.

Wex

Name of a legal dictionary hosted by Cornell Law School's Legal Information Institute

Wexley

Weylyn

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Wheaten

Whicket

Whim

English word for a fanciful impulse, a clipping of whim-wham

Whimsey

Whimsical

English word meaning playfully fanciful or quaint

Whimsy

English word for a playful or fanciful idea

Whirly

Whisk

Whiskey

English word for a liquor made from fermented grain mash

Whisky

Whistler

White

English word for the lightest colour, the opposite of black

Whitey

A nickname from the English word white

Whitley

English surname from a place name meaning "white clearing" in Old English

Whitt

English surname; recorded as a masculine given name in English

Whittie

Whity

A diminutive form of 'white'.

Whiz

Whizz

Whoopee

An exclamation used as a form of cheering or to express jubilation

Whoopie

An exclamation used as a form of cheering or to express jubilation

Whoopsy

Whoopy

Wibble

A word used as a placeholder in computer science, and a surname

Wibby

Wicahpi

Wicka

Recorded as a feminine given name in Kashubian

Wicket

Wickley

Wicko

Wicky

Wico

Wido

A short form of Germanic names built on the element meaning "wood"

Wigg

Wiggi

Wigglebottom

Wiggles

Wiggly

Wiggy

Wigo

Wike

Wikko

Wiko

Wild

An English word meaning untamed or living in a natural state

Wild Thing

Wildflower

A flower that grows in the wild rather than being planted

Wildling

Willka

A name that means 'sacred' in the Andean belief system

Willo

A given name recorded in English (American, rare) and Medieval German

Willow

A graceful tree known for its flexibility and resilience, often symbolizing peace and healing.

Willowby

Wilmo

Wilton

From English town names meaning "willow town", "well town" or "town on the River Wylye"

Wilu

Wily

Wimo

Win

Means "bright, radiant, brilliant" in Burmese

Winc

Windchaser

Windi

Windy

English, a diminutive of names beginning with Wi-, such as Wilhelmina and Winifred

Wing

Recorded as a given name in Cantonese, used for both men and women

Wingo

An English surname

Winka

Recorded as a rare feminine given name in Dutch

Winki