Any Size Dog Names

Dorra

Recorded as a feminine given name in Maghrebi Arabic

Dorris

Variant of Doris

Dorrit

Danish diminutive of Dorothea

Dorro

Dorus

A name derived from ancient Greek, meaning 'gift' or 'gifted'.

Dory

A name derived from the Greek word 'dory' meaning 'spear'.

Doscha

A name of Slavic origin meaning 'gift' or 'present'

Dosy

Dotaby

Douce

French feminine given name, recorded as rare

Doug

A nickname for Douglas, which means 'dark water' or 'from the dark stream'.

Dougie

Diminutive of Douglas

Doux

Dovi

A given name recorded in Hebrew, masculine

Dovie

No documented meaning; recorded as a given name

Downy

English brand name for a fabric softener, sold as Lenor in Europe and Japan

Doyle

From Irish Ó Dubhghaill, 'descendant of Dubhghall'

Draga

Feminine form of Drago, from Slavic drag, meaning "dear, beloved"

Draggy

Drake

From Old Norse Draki or Old English Draca, both meaning "dragon"

Drasko

Derived from the Slavic name, meaning 'brave', 'strong'.

Dre

Short form of Andre

Dream

From the English word dream, referring to imaginary events seen in the mind while sleeping or a hope or wish.

Dreamer

Dreamy

Recorded as a feminine given name in obscure use

Drew

Short form of Andrew, and in the medieval period a vernacular form of Drogo

Drifter

Drifty Dan

Drigo

A name of uncertain origin.

Drina

Diminutive of Adriana or Alexandrina

Drix

Drixi

Drixy

Drizzle

Droll

Drolly

Droma

Droolius

Drooper

Dru

Variant of Drew; as a feminine name, sometimes short for Drusilla

Druxa

Druxie

Dua

A term for prayer in Indonesian and Malay

Dubai

Arabic دُبَيّ (dubayy), the name of a city in the United Arab Emirates

Dublin

The capital city of Ireland, known for its rich history and culture.

Duchess

English feminine form of duke, a rank of royalty or nobility

Duchesse

Duco

Trade name for a DuPont automotive lacquer of the 1920s

Duddie

Dude

Dudley

A surname of English origin, historically a place name in Staffordshire

Duffy

From the Irish surname Ó Dubhthaigh, descendant of Dubhthach

Dugan

Reduced anglicized form of Irish Ó Dubhagáin, "descendant of Dubhagán"

Duke Droolington

Dula

A name recorded as a given name and surname

Dulo

The name of a ruling clan of the Bulgars

Duma

A Russian assembly with advisory or legislative functions

Dumbledog

A whimsical name combining 'Dumbledore' and 'dog'

Dumpling Dasher

Duna

The Hungarian name for the Danube River

Dundy

Derived from an Old Scottish word meaning 'a hill or mound'

Dunja

South Slavic word for "quince"; a Serbo-Croatian feminine given name

Dunjo

Dunk

Dunker

A medium-sized breed of dog from Norway, also called the Norwegian Hound

Dunkin

A surname, and a variant spelling of the restaurant chain name Dunkin'

Duque

Spanish surname meaning "duke"

Durango

A state of Mexico, in the country's northwest

Dury

Derived from Old French meaning 'hard' or 'strong'.

Dusha

Dusk

English word for the darkest stage of twilight, just before night

Dusky

From English 'dusky', meaning dark or shadowy in colour

Dusti

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

Dustie

English, an uncommon spelling of "dusty".

Dustin

From the English surname Dustin, derived from Old Norse Þorsteinn

Dutchess

An English spelling of duchess, the female rank of nobility.

Dutchy

Dutton

English, from Old English place names: "hill settlement" or "Dudda's settlement"

Duty

Dyani

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Dylana

Dyleila

Dylon

Of English origin meaning 'the valley'

Dymka

A name of Slavic origin meaning 'little mist or fog'.

Dymon

No documented meaning; recorded as a given name in African American usage

Dyna

Recorded as a feminine given name in English; also short for "dynamic"

Dynamo

Dyra

A feminine given name recorded in Swedish, where it is rare.

DäNnie

DöRy

Easton

A name of English origin meaning 'from the east town'.

Ebony

From the English word for the black wood of the ebony tree

Eclair

The French word for a choux pastry filled with cream and iced

Edda

Italian form of Hedda; also possibly from Old Norse "great-grandmother".

Eddie

Diminutive of Edward, Edmund and other names beginning with Ed

Eddy

Diminutive of Edward, Edmund and other names beginning with Ed

Edel

From German edel, "noble", in the compound edelweiss.

Eden

From the biblical place name, possibly Hebrew for "pleasure, delight" or Sumerian for "plain"

Edgar

From Old English elements ead "wealth, fortune" and gar "spear"

Edgey