Unisex Dog Names

Bidu

Biel

Catalan short form of Gabriel.

Biggi

Recorded as a feminine given name in Danish

Biggie

A nickname; the evidence records it only as part of the stage name Biggie Smalls

Bijou

French word meaning "jewel"; mostly used as a name in French-speaking Africa.

Biker

Biko

A word referring to an ancestor or a spiritual guide in certain cultures

Bikolo

Billi

A feminine given name recorded in English; also the title of a 2000 Pakistani Urdu horror film.

Billie

Diminutive of Bill; also a feminine form of William

Billie Jo

Bilo

Bimka

Bimo

A shaman-priest of the Yi people, masters of Yi language and scriptures

Bina

Recorded as a given name in Yiddish, Bengali, Breton, English and Romansh

Binga

Bingos

Binka

A Kashubian feminine given name

Binks

An English surname

Binky

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

Bino

Recorded as an italian masculine given name

Binx

Bira

Short form of Ubirajara or Ubiratan

Birch

The common name of the tree genus Betula

Birke

A given name and surname

Biscotte

Biscotti

English, from Italian biscotti, plural of biscotto, "cookie, biscuit"

Biscotto

The Italian word for a biscuit or cookie; singular of biscotti

Biscuit

English word for a small, flat, baked good; recorded as a given name in English

Biscuit Beagle

Biska

Bisou

French for kiss, from bise.

Bisquit

Bissi

Bitta

Recorded as a rare feminine given name in Danish

Bix

Recorded as a given name in American English, masculine

Bixby

A name of English origin that means 'by the creek'

Bizkit

Black

The English word for the darkest colour, that of absence of light

Black Knight

A literary stock character who hides his identity by not displaying heraldry

Blackbean

A common name for the tree Castanospermum australe, also called Moreton Bay chestnut

Blackberry

Blackie

English and Scottish surname; recorded as a rare American given name

Blacky

A common name for pets.

Blackyjack

Blade

English word for the sharp cutting part of a tool or weapon

Blair

From Scottish Gaelic blàr, meaning "plain, field, battlefield"

Blake

From an English surname, from Old English blæc "black" or blāc "pale"

Blakely

From an English surname, from Old English blæc "black" and leah "woodland clearing"

Blakley

An English surname

Blaky

Blanc

French word meaning white; also a French surname.

Blandy

Blanko

Blazley

Bless

The English word for conferring good fortune or divine favour

Blessed

English word for the state of having received a blessing

Blessing

From the English word blessing, of Old English origin

Blesso

Bleu

French word for blue, from Middle French bleu

Blido

Blini

A Russian pancake, from Russian блины́ (bliný), plural of блин (blin)

Blink

Blinky

Blissful

Blithe

An English given name, recorded as rare and used for both girls and boys

Blitz

German for "lightning"

Blitzie

Blitzy

Blizz

Bloofy

Bloom

An English given name, recorded for both girls and boys

Blu

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Blue

From the English word for the colour, via Norman French from a Frankish word

Blueberry

English rare given name, from the berry of Vaccinium shrubs

Bluesy

Bluey

Recorded as a rare English given name for boys and girls

Bly

No documented meaning as a personal name; recorded in English (American, modern, rare)

Blyth

From a Scottish surname derived from Old English blithe, a happy or cheerful person

BläCky

Bo

From Old Norse búa, "to live"; also a Chinese name from 波 (bō), "wave"; a variant of Beau

Boba

Recorded as a given name in Popular Culture (masculine) and Pashto (feminine)

Bobbi

Diminutive of Roberta or Barbara

Bobbie

Bobby

Diminutive of Bob, from Bob + -y

Bobo

A masculine given name recorded in History (Ecclesiastical)

Bodhi

From Sanskrit bodhi, the knowledge or awakened intellect of a Buddha

Bodie

A form of the name 'Bode' which means 'shelter' or 'one who dwells in a dwelling'.

Bogie

Recorded as a masculine given name in English

Bohdi

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Bojax

Bok

Bolik

Bommel

Bon

A given name recorded in English (Australian), Medieval Occitan and Vietnamese; also the Tibetan religion Bön

Bon Bon

Bonbo

Bonbon

French term for a sweet or candy, often used to refer to small, delightful treats.

Bond

From Old Norse Bóndi, meaning 'farmer' or 'husbandman'

Bone

English word for a rigid organ of the skeleton; recorded as a Judeo-Anglo-Norman feminine given name