Dogs are man’s best friend, and they deserve some cute names too! We have compiled our favorite Girl Dog Names Here.
From adorable puppy names to hipster dog names, these 300+ dog names are sure to get everyone excited.
There are lots of ways to choose a good dog name. Some people prefer to stick to themes that are often found in their favorite breed or even a specific color (think Rover for a golden retriever, or Snowy for a fluffy white dog).
Others go for something unique and quirky. Whatever your reason, here are some great ideas for choosing a cool dog name. Read on for some ideas and inspiration!
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Hipster Names For Girl Dogs
If you want a trendy, hipster style name for your female dog, these are some great names, and they will always be in fashion. They will show that you have a peculiar and unique taste, separating you and your pet from the rest of the dog-owning hordes.
Stay creative and contemporary with these names – you could even combine or tweak names that you love, to get something truly unique. Here is our list of hipster female dog names.
- Jude or Judith
- Neva
- Finley
- Quinn
- Scout
- Sia
- Miri
- Woodey
- Bryce
- Gertie or Gertrude
- Edie or Edith
- Merritt
- Atticus
- Brax
- Flora
- Jules
- Otis
- Reece
- Mishka or Meesha
- Darby
- Devon or Devin
- Tate
- Adley
- Dixie
- Iris
- Kai
- London
- Savannah
- Kara
- Prairie
- Ramona
- Clementine or Clemmy
- Billie
- Salinger
- Lila
- Ansen
- Hayes
- Minnie
- Juniper
- Jupiter
- Everitt
- Marlow
- Edna
- Gray
- Zane
- Olive
- Sullivan
- Wynn
- Mikkel
- Ivy
- Cleo
- Tessa
- Ollie
- Ruby
- Mabel
- Harley
- Daisy
- Nellie
- Pippin
- Kaya Or Kay
Badass Dog Names For Girl Dogs
Some kinds of dogs just give out badass types of vibes, especially big bully breeds, or dogs that have the look of the wolf about them, such as the husky.
If you’ve got a breed like this, then you have the chance to compliment the look by giving your dog a really badass name, to fit in well with her badass identity.
Alternately, if you have a little fluffy toy breed, like a miniature poodle or a chihuahua then you can pick one of these badass names to be a bit ironic, and contrast it with the way that they look (so great, if you have a sense of humor).
Some of our favorite badass girl dog names are:
- Rebel
- Zelda
- Sheena
- Roxy or Roxanne/Roxanna
- Blaze
- Valencia
- Vixen
- Ruby
- Harley
- Blair
- Akira
- Alba
- Arna
- Cerise
- Estella
- Eileen
- Fox or Foxy
- Eve
- Freja or Freya
- Floss or Flossie
- Gemma
- Gia
- Kali
- Ginny
- Karla
- June
- Justice
- Jolene
- Koko or Coco
- Kiska
- Kira
- Laci or Lacey
- Ivy
- Issy
- Inez
- Ice
- Jade
- Jo
- Karla
- Katy
- Korra
- Lyla or Leela
- Scarlett
- Maci
- May
- Maple
- Rogue
- Paige
- Sedona
- Sinai
- Skye
- Stella
- Tessa
- Valeria
- Violet
- Willow
- Zoe
- Muffin
Tough Names For Girl Dogs
These names are great for Dogs who work – think of tough working dogs like German shepherds, Labrador retrievers, Malinois, Belgian Malinois, and others.
Tough names also make sense for dogs who are used to being around humans all day long, whether they’re service dogs, police dogs, or military dogs.
These names are perfect for any kind of job where there’s a lot of responsibility.
Some of our favorite tough girl dog names are:
- Ace
- Bailey
- Bella
- Brandy
- Storm or Storm
- Myka
- Xena
- Shadow
- Sasha
- Lara
- Alex, Alexis or Alexa
- Thena
- Artemis
- Freya or Freja
- Athena
- Cleo
- Roman
- Lilo
- Raven
- Bear
- Kaya
- Karli
- Scout
- Zelda
- Zola
- Onyx
- Bowie
- koa
- Astra
- Red
- Jynx or Jinx
- Jet
- Cinder
- Amazon
- Finn
- Sacha
- Sandy
- Sage
- Indy
- Kali
- Indy
- Kaya
- Juno
- Dakota
- Electra
- Gaia
- Duchess
- Genesis
- Karma
- Leia
- Katniss
- Liberty
- Lena
- Loretta
- Vixen
- Tiana
- Tessa
- Skye or Skylar
- Sheba
- Rylie
- Roo
- Rowan
- Sadie
- Rose
- Rosalie
- Starlight
- Tyra
- Violet
- Willow
- Zoe
- Yoda
- Zeus
- Zuri
- Zayden
- Zephyr
- Zora
- Zebedee
- Zorro
- Zuma
- Zara
Sassy Names For Dogs
We love sassy names for girl dogs! They’re fun, cute, quirky, and sometimes even funny. You can find some cool, niche or unique ones here, but we’ve also included some more traditional names too.
Some of the best sassy girl dog names include:
- Bambi
- Arya
- Chyna
- Sally
- Daisy
- Nala
- Daphne
- Bonnie
- Evangeline
- Sadie
- Athena
- Ginger
- Violet
- Grace Or Gracie
- Tillie
- Hazel
- Zoe or Zoey
- Hester
- Isobel
- Avery
- Isabella
- Ivy
- Jasmine
- Sophie
- Kim
- Josie
- Pearl
- Lily
- Lucie
- Dolce
- Madison
- Delilah
- Millicent Or Millie
- Olivia
- Dixie
- Poppy
- Queenie Or Queen
- Stella
- Princess
- Betty Or Betsy
- Roxy Or Roxana
- Sky
- Diamond
- Elsie
- Ariel
- Missy
- Gia
- Frida
- Luna
- Ivory
- Mika
- Natasha
- Riley
- Vickey
- Una
- Zara
- Peaches
- Koko
- Dottie
- Dollie
- Kitty
- Pippa
- Pixie
- Rosie
- Rose
- Shasta
- Savannah
- Summer
- Tilly
- Trixie
- Tabby
Unique Names For Dogs
A unique option is a great choice, especially if you have a unique looking dog, that is elegant or a rare breed. Really, though, you can give a unique name to any dog – even more common ones, like poodles or Labradors.
If you want to give your dog an unusual name, you’ll find plenty of options here. Some of our favorites are:
- Pippin
- Rosalind
- Ada
- Adara
- Aida
- Adelyn
- Belle
- Bellatrix
- Cece
- Cleo or Cleopatra
- Cersei
- Kiki
- Kiri
- Kiara
- Kelsey
- Kay
- Laika
- Lakshmi
- Leela
- Lavender
- Liberty
- Locket
- Lemon
- Lolo
- Magenta
- Mai
- Maisy
- Nermal
- Nema
- Nia
- Nikki
- Nightingale
- Noalie
- Ollie
- Ophelia
- Orchid
- Phoebe
- Pixie
- Quetzalcoatl
- Ruby
- Salome
- Samus
- Sarabi
- Selene
- Serena
- Shasta
- Sofi
- Sorrel
- Sophia
- Starfire
- Stellan
- Sunflower
- Sappho
- Sapphire
- Myrrh
- Trinket
- Valeria
- Vi
Cute Names For Girl Dogs
If you want to go with something really cute, then these names will be perfect. We’ve got lots of different kinds of cute names in this section, from classic to modern. Some of our favorite cute girl dog names include:
- Cup Cake
- Cookie
- Candy
- Bugsy
- Bunny
- Boo
- Bubbles
- Buttercup
- Buddy
- Buttons
- Calico
- Camille
- Charlie
- Cinnamon
- Clover
- Cottonball
- Daisy
- Lily
- Dawn
- Giggles
- Gigi
- Honey
- Ladybug
- Lulu
- Madge
- Mimosa
- Molly
- Moonbeam
- Penny
- Pinky
- Puppy
- Rosebud
- Sugar
- Sunny
- Tigger
- Tinkerbell
- Twinkle
- Violet
- Winnie
Classic Girl Names For Your Dog
These are just as popular now as they were when they first came out. They’re still used today by people who prefer them over other names.
Here’s our list of classic girl dog names:
- Abigail
- Addy
- Amelia
- Angelina
- Annabelle
- Annie
- Ava
- Bea
- Bella
- Beth
- Bianca
- Brianna
- Brooke
- Buffy
- Callie
- Caitlin
- Carla
- Cassie
- Celeste
- Chloe
- Clarissa
- Clara
- Cora
- Cyndee
- Dana
- Darcy
- Destiny
- Diana
- Donna
- Dorothy
- Emily
- Emma
- Erin
- Eve
- Felicity
- Fiona
- Flora
- Frankie
- Gabby
- Georgia
- Holly
- Ida
- Isabelle
- Ivy
- Jada
- Jane
- Janet
- Jasmine
- Jennifer
- Josie
- Juliette
- Julie
- June
- Kyla
- Laura
- Laurel
- Libby
- Lisa
- Louise
- Lucy
- Lydia
- Madison
- Maggie
- Margot
- Marjorie
- Mary
- Melinda
- Michelle
- Minnie
- Miranda
- Morgan
- Molly
- Natalie
- Nancy
- Nora
- Olivia or Livvy
- Patty
- Patches
- Paws
- Peggy
- Penelope or Penny
- Regan
- Rhonda
- Rosie
- Samantha
- Sara
- Savannah
- Shelly
- Sherry
- Sophie
- Stella
- Susie
- Tiff or Tiffany
- Tina
- Vanessa or Nessie
- Vivian or Viv
- Victoria
- Wendy
- Whitney
- Willow
- Lola
Gender-Neutral Names For Dogs
With so many choices available, it may seem difficult to choose the right gender-neutral name for your dog.
However, there are some amazing options available and we’ve picked out some of our favorites below. These names are suitable for all breeds of dog, but are particularly good for mixed-breed dogs.
The best thing about these names is that they are both cute and easy to remember! Some of our favorite gender-neutral dog names include:
- Addison
- Andy
- Ash
- Angel
- Avery
- Bailey
- Beau
- Alex
- Ari
- Billie
- Bobby
- Bronte
- Casey
- Brooklyn
- Charlie
- Cassidy
- Cory
- Frankie
- Dallas
- Devin
- Dana
- Hailey
- Harley
- Harper
- Hayden
- Jamie
- Kenzie
- Kennedy
- Kelly
- Jesse
- Jordan
- Leo
- London
- Kerry
- Lane
- Lion
- Lee
- Marin
- Merrick
- Morgan
- Nima
- Orion
- Paris
- Parker
- Peyton
- Presley
- Quinn
- Raz
- Reagan
- Reese
- Ricky
- Rory
- Remy
- Riley
- Ren
- River
- Royce
- Ryan
- Sammy
- Sloan
- Sky
- Sawyer
- Stacy
- Stav
- Shane
- Skylar
- Sydney
- Taylor
- Tracy
- Tegan
- Tony/Toni
- Teddy
- Yoshi
- Willow
Still Stuck?
Here are some of our tips for choosing out a good name for your pup.
1. Pick A Name That Sounds Like Your Favorite Song
Some songs can make you feel like dancing around the room, while others will just send shivers down your spine. If you love music, consider picking a song title as a dog name.
For example, if you are obsessed with Lady Gaga’s “Bad Romance,” why not give your pup a name like Gaga? Or how about naming your pooch after one of your favorite artists?
2. Choose An Animal You Love
There is nothing wrong with giving your dog a name that reflects what you love about them.
Maybe it’s a big furry animal – go for something like Fluffy or Giant, maybe it’s a little tiny creature – go for something like Pippin or Squeak, but whatever it is, it should be something that makes you smile.
3. Keep It Short
When naming your dog, keep in mind that short is better than long. There is no need to go overboard by adding two extra syllables onto a simple name.
The average dog name only takes three or four words, which means that you don’t really have much space to work with.
4. Play Around With Words
If you’re feeling adventurous, you may want to play around with words. Try combining two words together to create a new meaning.
For example, if your dog likes to eat cheese, you could combine the words Cheese and Water to come up with Cheeser.
Final Thoughts
Choosing the right name for your new puppy is one of the most important decisions you’re going to make. There are so many factors to consider when choosing a name for your pet, such as personality, gender, and age.
In conclusion, there’s no right or wrong way to select a name for your new puppy. It’s all about what works for you and your dog. And remember, it doesn’t matter how old they get, as long as they still know who their parents are.
If you have any questions, feel free to leave them in the comments section below. We’d love to hear from you!
We hope this list has helped you decide on a name for your new pup. Continue reading interesting articles in our dog and dog breeder sections.
Happy naming!
