Any Size Dog Names

8,086 names in this category, each with its meaning and background. See all size categories.

Gomo

Gonnie

A dutch feminine given name

Gonny

Gono

Gony

Gonzo

Recorded as a masculine given name in Spanish

Goober

A colloquial term for a peanut or a silly person

Goodwin

A name meaning 'good friend' or 'one who is good at winning'

Goody

English surname and honorific short for goodwife, and a nickname

Gooffy

Goofy

English word goofy; a cartoon character created by the Walt Disney Company

Goran

South Slavic name derived from gora, meaning "mountain"

Gorden

An English variant of Gordon

Gordi

Spanish diminutive formed from gordo ('fat') with the suffix -i.

Gordy

Diminutive of Gordon, formed in English with the suffix -y

Goren

A name of uncertain origin, often thought to have Slavic roots.

Gorgeous

An English word meaning beautiful, delightful, or splendid

Gori

Recorded as a masculine given name in Catalan

Gorrie

Gosa

Gosa is the Korean word for the midterm exams all students must sit.

Goscha

Recorded as a rare Russian given name, feminine

Gosie

Gossi

Gotcha

An expression often meaning 'I've caught you!'

Gotham

Old English gāt 'goat' + hām 'home', a homestead where goats are kept

Gouda

A type of Dutch cheese

Gozo

Recorded as a masculine given name in medieval english

Grace

From the English word grace, ultimately from Latin gratia

Graham

From a Scottish surname, from the English place name Grantham, probably "gravelly homestead"

Grainne

Grainne is a Gaelic name meaning 'grain' or 'seed'.

Grand

A surname recorded in France, Denmark, Canada, Britain and the United States

Grandy

Grania

Derived from the Irish word for 'love' or 'grace'.

Grasha

Graxi

Gray

From an English surname meaning "grey", for a person with grey hair or clothing

Graylee

No documented meaning; recorded as a modern English given name

Greco

From Italian greco (Latin Graecus), an ethnonym meaning "Greek"

Greene

An English given name, recorded as masculine

Greenie

A nickname or term of endearment.

Greenlee

English habitational surname, from Old English "green" and "clearing, glade"

Greer

From a Scottish surname derived from the given name Gregor

Greg

Short form of Gregory

Gregg

Short form of Gregory

Greno

Greta

Short form of Margareta, from Greek margarites, "pearl"

Grete

German, Danish and Norwegian short form of Margaret.

Gretta

A name derived from the Old High German 'grāto', meaning pearl.

Grey

Variant of Gray; the English word for the colour between black and white

Greyson

English variant of Grayson

Grimes

The name of a famous musician and artist

Grimm

A surname derived from an old Germanic word that means 'fierce' or 'grim'.

Grin

Grisha

Diminutive of Grigoriy, also a short form of Gregory or Georgi

Grismo

Grit

German short form of Margrit

Grom

Gromo

Groovy

Slang term meaning excellent, fashionable or amazing

Grover

From an English surname derived from Old English graf, "grove of trees"

Growler

Grrruff

Gru

A character from the animated film franchise Despicable Me, known for being a supervillain.

Gryffin

User-submitted: recorded as a masculine given name in English

Guaca

Gucci

An Italian luxury fashion house founded in Florence in 1921

Guerrero

Spanish word meaning "warrior"; also a Spanish surname.

Guido

Latinized form of Wido, from an Old High German root meaning "wood"

Guildo

Guinn

Gulu

Gumball

User-submitted: recorded as a given name in Popular Culture (masculine)

Gumby

Gummy

English word for a gelatin- or gum-based chewable sweet

Gump

Gunn

Modern form of Gunnr, an Old Norse name

Guno

Gus

Short form of Augustus or Angus

Gust

Dutch short form of Gustaaf or Augustus

Guster

Recorded as a masculine given name in archaic Romani

Gusti

From a Balinese title meaning "leader"

Gusto

Recorded as a masculine given name in Sami

Gutsy

Guzzo

An Italian surname

Gwen

From Welsh gwen, feminine of gwyn, "white, blessed"

Gwenda

From Welsh gwen "white, fair, blessed" and da "good"

Gwendy

Gwenelda

Gwyn

Welsh, means "white, blessed"

Gypsy

From the English word Gypsy, for the nomadic people who originated in northern India