Unisex Dog Names

4,733 names in this category, each with its meaning and background. See all gender categories.

Caramel

Caramello

Italian word for caramel

Caramelo

Portuguese and Spanish word for caramel, from Late Latin calamellus

Caraun

Carden

The name means 'a place of the wild boar' or 'thicket'.

Cardinal

A high-ranking official in the Roman Catholic Church or a bright red bird.

Carey

From an irish surname, the anglicised form of ciardha, a patronymic given name

Cari

A variant of Carrie

Carino

Italian for 'darling' or 'cute'

Cario

Recorded as a modern English given name; no meaning is documented

Carlyle

A name of Scottish origin meaning 'from the bog' or 'castle by the river'

Carmel

From the Hebrew karmel, meaning "garden"; a mountain in Israel

Carmie

Recorded as a feminine given name in modern English; no meaning is documented

Carmine

Italian masculine form of Carmen, also used in Hebrew, Portuguese and Spanish.

Caro

A given name, an alternate spelling of Carol and a short form of Caroline

Caroun

Not documented; recorded as an Armenian feminine given name

Carrey

A variant spelling of Carey, from the Irish Ó Ciardha — 'descendant of the dark one'.

Cary

A place for a fort or fortress

Cascaya

Casey

From the Irish surname Casey, an anglicized form of Cathasaigh

Cashew

The common name of the tropical evergreen tree Anacardium occidentale

Casko

Cass

Short form of Cassandra, Cassidy and other names beginning with Cass

Cassan

Recorded as a masculine given name in Venetian

Cassidy

From the Irish surname Ó Caiside, from cas, meaning curly-haired

Cassin

A French surname, from French Cassin.

Cassis

The French word for blackcurrant; also a commune east of Marseille

Casso

Castella

Recorded as a feminine given name in medieval Italian

Caster

English word for someone or something that casts, or for a small wheel fitted under an object

Cava

English noun, an ellipsis of vena cava; from Catalan cava, literally "wine cellar"

Cay

A small, low sandy island on a coral reef

Cayko

Cazan

A diminutive form in some cultures, often used for affection

Celestial

English word meaning relating to the sky or outer space

Celt

A member of the Celtic peoples, or a speaker of a Celtic language

Cena

Latin word for the main meal of the day in ancient rome

Cenith

No documented meaning; recorded as a feminine given name in American English

Cero

Spanish for 'zero' or 'nothing'

Cerra

A surname recorded in the sources checked

Cerro

Spanish for hill or mountain; in Italian, a habitational surname from places named Cerro.

Cerry

Recorded as a rare feminine given name in German

Chacco

Chai

A word for tea in numerous languages; also the Hebrew word for life

Chaka

Recorded as a given name in African American (rare) and Zulu use

Chako

Recorded as a feminine given name in Japanese

Chalky

Chaly

A variation of the name 'Charlie', often used as a term of endearment

Chamba

An Indigenous term meaning 'the place of rest or calm'

Chambo

Chammi

Champagne

The sparkling wine produced in the Champagne wine region of France

Champie

Chan

Means "moon" in Khmer, from Sanskrit चन्द्र (candra)

Chance

Diminutive of Chauncey; now given for the English word chance, "luck, fortune"

Chandler

From a Middle English occupational surname meaning "candle seller" or "candle maker"

Chanti

Chanty

Modern variant of the word 'chant'.

Charcoal

Charlee

Feminine variant of Charlie

Charleigh

Strictly feminine variant of Charlie

Charli

Variant of Charlie, typically feminine

Charly

Variant of Charlie

Charm

The English word for an attractive or appealing quality

Charmer

One who charms; from the English verb charm

Charming

English word meaning pleasant and charismatic, recorded as a masculine given name

Charu

Beautiful or precious in Sanskrit

Chaser

Chasey

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

Chaska

From Lakota or Dakota čhask, meaning "firstborn son"

Chatty

Recorded as an English given name, feminine, in a user-submitted entry

Chaveyo

A Hopi kachina, the Giant Ogre, also written Tsaveyo

Chaymo

Chealy

Chebell

Checky

Cheddar

English: the village of Cheddar in Somerset, or the cheese named after it

Cheechee

Cheer

The word cheer originally meant face or countenance; later, a shout of encouragement

Cheery

Cheese

The English word for a dairy product made from curdled milk

Cheesy

Cheeto

Chelsea

A place name of Old English origin meaning 'port landing'.

Cheroke

Cheru

Recorded as a masculine given name in Amharic

Chesapeake

A word used for the Chesapeake people, Chesapeake Bay and the Delmarva Peninsula

Cheshire

A region in England known for its cheese and the Cheshire Cat from 'Alice in Wonderland.'

Chestnut

Chestnut: the deciduous trees and shrubs of the genus Castanea, and the edible nuts they produce