English Dog Names
Abbey Rose
A kind of flower and a term for a place of worship.
Acadia
A place of beauty and natural scenery.
Accie
A diminutive form of names that may represent someone who is kind or affectionate
Acey
A variant of 'ace', meaning one or the best
Acki
A playful and fun name often used for pets
Acko
A playful and joyful spirit
Addison
Son of the Adam
Afro
A hairstyle that originated in the African American community, characterized by a rounded, voluminous shape.
Aggie
Short form of Margaret, meaning 'a pearl'
Agil
Swift or agile
Aidy
A name that signifies a helper or a friend.
Airy
Light and breezy
Akin
Related by blood; similar
Alanis
The name means 'serenity' or 'peace'.
Alfi
Noble or elf counsel
Alfie
A diminutive form of Alfred, meaning 'wise counselor'
Alfus
Noble or wise protector
Alissa
Noble or kind
Allie
A diminutive form of Alice meaning 'noble' or 'exalted'
Ally
A term used for a friend or supporter.
Allyson
Noble; graceful
Aly
Noble or exalted
Amber
Fossilized tree resin, often used in jewelry and decorative items.
Andy
Brave, manly
Ansley
A meadow or clearing in the woods
Anson
Derived from Old English meaning 'son of the ancestor'
Apricot
A fruit that is soft, sweet, and typically orange in color
Archie
Genuine or bold
Arctic
Relating to the regions around the North Pole
Arizona
A state in the southwestern region of the United States known for its desert climate and picturesque landscapes
Ark
A vessel used for carrying and protection, often associated with the biblical story of Noah's Ark
Arla
A variant of 'Harla', meaning 'the one who is noble'.
Arlo
Barberry tree
Arrow
A projectile shot from a bow
Ashby
Ash tree village
Ashei
Of noble birth
Ashley
From the ash tree meadow
Ashton
Town of ash trees
Aspy
A sweet and affectionate diminutive form often used as a term of endearment.
Assie
A diminutive form of 'Aster' which means 'star' in Greek
Astie
A playful and lively characteristic
Aubie
Noble or bright
Audie
Noble or courageous
Auston
Great or magnificent
Avery
Ruler of the elves
Axton
A newcomer or a person from Axton
Babalou
A playful and affectionate nickname often used for children
Babsy
A playful and affectionate nickname
Bae
A term of endearment derived from 'baby' or 'babe'
Baela
A name derived from the word 'bail' or 'to bail out', often associated with a sense of freedom or release.
Bagsy
A term often used in British slang to claim something as one's own or to indicate possession
Baily
A sheepdog's name; also derived from a surname
Baker
One who bakes bread
Bambie
A young deer
Banana
A tropical fruit that has a soft, pulpy flesh and is typically yellow when ripe
Bandit
A thief or robber, often used in a playful or cheeky context
Bango
A playful and energetic pet name, often associated with lively personality.
Banjo
A stringed musical instrument with a round body and a long neck
Barcley
A variation of the name Barclay, meaning 'birch wood' or 'meadow by the river'.
Bard
A poet, traditionally one reciting epics and associated with a particular oral tradition.
Bardon
A variant of the name 'Bard', which refers to a poet or storyteller
Bardy
A diminutive or affectionate form of the name 'Bard', often referring to a poet or storyteller.
Barex
A name associated with boldness and strength.
Bargo
A name derived from a location, often associated with strength and ruggedness
Bark Vader
A playful twist on 'Darth Vader' from Star Wars
Barkaholic
A term used to describe someone who is addicted to the sound of barking or may have a very vocal dog
Barklin
Derived from 'bark', typically associated with dogs
Barkoni
A whimsical name representing the sound of barking
Barkus
A playful twist on barking, often associated with the joy of dogs
Barky Mcbarkstein
A playful name derived from the sound a dog makes.
Barnaby
A variant of 'Barnabas', meaning 'son of encouragement'
Baron
A nobleman of high rank
Batzy
A playful and whimsical name often associated with fun and joy.
Bay
A term used to describe a reddish-brown color, or a body of water surrounded by land.
Bazza
A diminutive form of Barry, meaning 'fair-headed' or 'spear'.
Beam
A ray of sunlight
Bear
A large, heavy mammal with thick fur and a very short tail
Beauty
The quality of being physically attractive.
Bebop
A style of jazz music characterized by fast tempo and improvisation
Beckham
A surname of English origin, often associated with the famous footballer David Beckham.
Beeper
A device that emits a beep or sound signal, often used for alerts
Beezus
A playful and lively character from the children's book series 'Ramona Quimby', created by Beverly Cleary.
Bell
A hollow metallic sound producing device
Bender
A person who bends things
Bendy
Flexible or able to bend easily.
Bengy
Derived from the name 'Bengal', which refers to the Bengal cat breed, known for its energy and playful nature.
Bently
From the bent grass field
Beowulf
A hero in Old English literature known for his strength and bravery
Bess
A diminutive form of Elizabeth, meaning 'God is my oath'
Bessie
Oath of God
Bestie
A close friend or companion
Bettie
A diminutive form of Elizabeth, meaning 'God is my oath'.
Bettie Baloo
Bettie is a diminutive form of Elizabeth, meaning 'God is my oath', and Baloo is a Hindi word meaning 'bear'.
Betty Lou
A diminutive form of Elizabeth, meaning 'God is my oath'.
Bevis
Derived from the Old French name meaning 'son of the prince'.
Bevvy
A term for a beverage or drink, especially alcoholic
Biccy
A term of endearment for a small item or a treat
Biff
A strong and energetic person
Biggi
A diminutive form of the name 'Big', often denoting smallness despite the name suggesting size
Biggs
A surname of English origin, often associated with a large or big character.