Any Size Dog Names

Hiwa

A Hawaiian word meaning 'to glow' or 'to shine'

Hobbes

Named after the character Hobbes from the comic strip 'Calvin and Hobbes' created by Bill Watterson.

Hobbs

A name of English origin.

Hobie

A masculine given name and nickname used in modern American English, where it is rare.

Hodge

Middle English diminutive of the given name Roger

Hodor

A word used for door.

Hogan

An anglicised form of the Irish surnames Ó hÓgáin or Ó hEochagáin

Hoggy

Hoka

Recorded as a rare feminine given name in Japanese

Hoku

Hawaiian given name used for girls and boys (user-submitted)

Holga

Recorded as a rare English feminine given name; also a Northern Sami word from Proto-Sami *(h)olkë

Hollija

Hollis

From an English surname meaning "holly trees", for one who lived near them

Hollyna

Holmes

English surname used as a given name; no meaning documented in the sources checked

Holo

The name of a character from the Japanese light novel series 'Spice and Wolf', known for her wolf deity form and cunning personality.

Holt

From Old English holt, a small wood or grove

Homer

From Greek homeros, "hostage, pledge"

Homey

Homie

English slang, a close friend or someone from one's hometown

Homke

Hondi

Honeybear

Honeymaren

A given name recorded in popular culture, used for a feminine character

Honi

A Hawaiian term meaning 'to kiss'

Honko

Finnish surname, a variant of Honkonen

Honny

No documented meaning; recorded as a rare Dutch masculine given name

Honor

Variant of Honour, using the American spelling; from Honoria and Honora.

Hoody

Hooper

English surname from the archaic term hooper, a fitter of barrel hoops

Hoops

Hootie

A nickname, chiefly for men

Hope

English word hope, from Old English hopian; used as a given name since the 17th century

Hopi

A Native American tribe known for their agricultural practices and pottery

Hoppel

Hopper

An English surname meaning "dancer" or "leaper"

Hoppy

Hora

Czech and Slovak surname from hora, "mountain"

Horace

English and French form of Horatius, a Latin family name

Hoshi

From Japanese 星 (hoshi), "star", or other kanji with the same pronunciation

Hoshiko

From Japanese 星 (hoshi) "star" and 子 (ko) "child"

Hossy

Hotaka

Recorded as a masculine given name in Japanese

Houdini

A stage name of the American escapologist Erik Weisz

Houndini

Howard

From Old Norse Hávarðr, "high" + "guardian"; also from other surname sources

Howdy

An informal English salutation, short for "how do ye?"

Howler

A dog known for its loud and distinctive bark.

Howly

Hubert

From the Old German elements hugu "mind, thought, spirit" and beraht "bright"

Huck

Short form of Huckleberry

Huckleberry

From the name of the Vaccinium shrubs or their berries

Hucky

Hug

Catalan form of hugh

Hugger

A surname

Huggins

An English surname

Huggo

Huggy

Hugh

From the Germanic element hugu, meaning "mind, thought, spirit"

Hughie

Diminutive of Hugh

Huginn

From Old Norse Huginn, meaning "thought", from hugr.

Hugo

Old German form of Hugh

Hula

A Hawaiian dance characterized by hip movements and gestures

Hulda

From Old Norse hulda, "hiding, secrecy"; also from archaic Swedish huld, "gracious, sweet, lovable"

Humphry

A variant of the name Humphrey, meaning 'peaceful warrior' or 'protector of peace'

Hunko

A variant spelling of the Ukrainian surname Gunko (Гунько)

Hunnie

Hunt

An English given name, recorded as masculine

Hunter

From the Old English hunta, one who hunts

Huntley

Derived from Old English meaning 'from the hollow' or 'meadow with a river'

Hupp

A surname

Hura

Recorded as a feminine given name in Karachay-Balkar

Hurby

A given name recorded in Haitian Creole

Hush Puppy

Hussi

Finnish, from Swedish husse, "master"

Hux

Recorded as a masculine given name in English

Hwan

Sino-Korean, from 煥, meaning "shining, brilliant, lustrous"

Hyago

Recorded as a masculine given name in Brazilian Portuguese

Hyas

Ancient greek name meaning 'rain', from hyô, hyetos

Hydro

English prefix hydro-, from Ancient Greek hýdōr, "water"

Hylas

Ancient Greek name of a youth in classical mythology, from Ὕλας (Húlas).

Hyra

Iako

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Iarla

Irish for prince or leader

Ibbo

Ibby

A given name recorded in English, used for girls.

Ibiza

The name of a Spanish island in the Mediterranean

Ibo

Recorded as a given name in Uzbek (feminine) and East Frisian (masculine)

Ice

English word for frozen water, a crystalline solid

Icecube

A solid form of water.

Icestella

Icey

Recorded as a feminine given name in English

Ichigo

The Japanese word for strawberry

Ichiro

Alternate transcription of Japanese 一郎 (Ichirō)

Ida

From the Germanic element id, possibly meaning "work, labour"

Idan

Means "era" in Hebrew

Idina

The name Idina is often associated with the Hebrew word meaning 'a highly regarded person'.

Idlewild

A state of being calm and relaxed; also the name of a popular park in Scotland.

Idris

Welsh "ardent lord"; also an unrelated Arabic name, possibly "interpreter, teacher"

Idunn

Norwegian variant form of Iðunn, from Old Norse ið + unnr, "wave"