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Dog names starting with H

Every name here begins with H and carries its meaning and language of origin.

In this list
31 names
Letter
H
  • Hachi Unique

    Eight; famous loyal dog of Tokyo Japanese

  • Hailey Classic

    Hay meadow Old English

  • Halo Unique

    Ring of light; divine aura Greek

  • Hamilton Unique

    From the crooked or beautiful hill Old English

  • Hana Cute

    "Flower" in Japanese or "happiness" in Arabic Japanese

  • Hannah Classic

    Favor; grace Hebrew

  • Harlem Unique

    A neighborhood in New York City Dutch

  • Harley Strong

    Old English - "hare meadow" or "rocky meadow"; sources disagree Old English

  • Harlow Unique

    Hare hill; rock hill Old English

  • Harper Classic

    English occupational name - "harp player" English

  • Harry Classic

    Medieval form of Henry - "home ruler" Germanic

  • Harvey Classic

    From Breton Haerviu - "battle worthy" Germanic

  • Havanese Unique

    From Havana; the Cuban breed's name Spanish

  • Hazel Nature

    The nut-bearing tree; also a warm brown Old English

  • Heidi Classic

    German diminutive of Adelheid - "of noble kind" Germanic

  • Hendrix Unique

    "Son of Hendrik - home ruler" Dutch

  • Hennessy Food

    The surname of a famous cognac house Irish

  • Henri Classic

    French form of Henry - "home ruler" French

  • Henry Classic

    Germanic "Heimirich" - home ruler Germanic

  • Hera Mythology

    Queen of the Greek gods; protector woman Greek

  • Herbie Cute

    Diminutive of Herbert - "bright army" Germanic

  • Hero Strong

    One who is heroic; from Greek "protector" Greek

  • Hiro Short

    Japanese for "generous" or "broad" Japanese

  • Hobbes Unique

    A surname honoring philosopher Thomas Hobbes; also Calvin's tiger English

  • Homer Classic

    Security, pledge; the Greek epic poet Greek

  • Honey Food

    A sweet substance from bees; term of endearment English

  • Hope Classic

    The expectation of good things Old English

  • Huckleberry Food

    A small wild berry; also an informal term of endearment English

  • Hudson Strong

    "Son of Hud" - Hud being a form of Hugh, "mind, spirit" English

  • Humphrey Classic

    Peaceful warrior Germanic

  • Hunter Strong

    One who hunts; from Old English "huntian" Old English