Greek Mythology Dog Names

1. Achilles – Named after the legendary hero known for his bravery and strength, ideal for a courageous dog.
2. Aphrodite – Goddess of love and beauty, perfect for a charming and affectionate dog.
3. Apollo – God of music, poetry, and prophecy, suitable for a dog with a melodious bark or artistic nature.
4. Artemis – Goddess of the hunt and the moon, fitting for an active and agile dog.
5. Athena – Goddess of wisdom and courage, ideal for a smart and confident dog.
6. Calliope – Muse of epic poetry, great for a dog with a melodious voice or artistic demeanor.
7. Cerberus – The three-headed dog guarding the Underworld, perfect for a protective dog.
8. Daphne – Nymph transformed into a laurel tree, suitable for a playful and nature-loving dog.
9. Demeter – Goddess of agriculture and fertility, fitting for a nurturing dog.
10. Dionysus – God of wine and festivities, ideal for a lively and energetic dog.
11. Eos – Goddess of the dawn, perfect for a dog that loves mornings.
12. Eris – Goddess of strife, suitable for a mischievous and playful dog.
13. Gaia – Goddess of the Earth, fitting for a dog with a strong connection to nature.
14. Hades – God of the Underworld, ideal for a mysterious and powerful dog.
15. Hephaestus – God of fire and the forge, suitable for a dog with a fiery personality.
16. Hera – Queen of the gods, perfect for a regal and commanding dog.
17. Hermes – Messenger of the gods, ideal for a quick and intelligent dog.
18. Hestia – Goddess of the hearth, fitting for a warm and comforting dog.
19. Iris – Goddess of the rainbow, suitable for a colorful and vibrant dog.
20. Laelaps – The dog that could never be caught, perfect for a swift and agile dog.
21. Nike – Goddess of victory, ideal for a triumphant and energetic dog.
22. Nyx – Goddess of the night, fitting for a mysterious and nocturnal dog.
23. Oceanus – Titan of the ocean, suitable for a dog with a strong aquatic affinity.
24. Orthrus – The two-headed dog, perfect for a dog with a unique or dual personality.
25. Pan – God of the wild, ideal for a free-spirited and adventurous dog.
26. Persephone – Queen of the Underworld and goddess of spring, fitting for a dog with a cyclical nature.
27. Poseidon – God of the sea, suitable for a dog with a strong aquatic connection.
28. Selene – Goddess of the moon, perfect for a calm and lunar-inspired dog.
29. Triton – God of the sea, ideal for a dog with a powerful aquatic presence.
30. Zeus – King of the gods, fitting for a commanding and authoritative dog.

Roman Mythology Dog Names

31. Bacchus – God of wine and festivities, similar to Dionysus, ideal for a lively dog.
32. Ceres – Goddess of agriculture, similar to Demeter, fitting for a nurturing dog.
33. Diana – Goddess of the hunt, similar to Artemis, suitable for an active dog.
34. Juno – Queen of the gods, similar to Hera, perfect for a regal dog.
35. Jupiter – King of the gods, similar to Zeus, fitting for a commanding dog.
36. Mars – God of war, similar to Ares, ideal for a strong and courageous dog.
37. Mercury – Messenger of the gods, similar to Hermes, suitable for a quick and intelligent dog.
38. Minerva – Goddess of wisdom, similar to Athena, perfect for a smart and confident dog.
39. Neptune – God of the sea, similar to Poseidon, fitting for a dog with a strong aquatic connection.
40. Venus – Goddess of love and beauty, similar to Aphrodite, ideal for a charming dog.

Egyptian Mythology Dog Names

41. Anubis – God of mummification and the afterlife, suitable for a mysterious and protective dog.
42. Bastet – Goddess of cats and fertility, fitting for a nurturing and protective dog.
43. Horus – God of kingship and protection, ideal for a strong and loyal dog.
44. Isis – Goddess of magic and fertility, perfect for a mystical and nurturing dog.
45. Nephthys – Goddess of death and mourning, suitable for a dog with a mysterious nature.
46. Osiris – God of the afterlife, fitting for a dog with a strong sense of loyalty.
47. Seth – God of chaos and the desert, ideal for a dog with a wild and adventurous spirit.
48. Thoth – God of wisdom and writing, suitable for a smart and intelligent dog.

Norse Mythology Dog Names

49. Baldur – God of light and purity, perfect for a bright and cheerful dog.
50. Fenrir – The giant wolf, ideal for a strong and powerful dog.
51. Frey – God of fertility and prosperity, fitting for a joyful and abundant dog.
52. Freya – Goddess of love and beauty, suitable for a charming and affectionate dog.
53. Garmr – The monstrous dog of Hel, perfect for a dog with a bold and protective nature.
54. Hel – Goddess of death and the underworld, fitting for a mysterious and powerful dog.
55. Loki – Trickster god, ideal for a mischievous and playful dog.
56. Odin – All-Father and god of wisdom, suitable for a wise and intelligent dog.
57. Sif – Wife of Thor, goddess of fertility, perfect for a loyal and nurturing dog.
58. Thor – God of thunder, fitting for a strong and mighty dog.
59. Tyr – God of war and justice, ideal for a brave and honorable dog.
60. Valkyrie – Female warriors who choose the souls of fallen heroes, suitable for a strong and fierce dog.

Germanic Mythology Dog Names

61. Berchta – Goddess of spinning and weaving, fitting for a dog with a creative nature.
62. Donar – God of thunder, similar to Thor, ideal for a powerful dog.
63. Eostre – Goddess of spring and fertility, suitable for a dog with a vibrant and lively personality.
64. Holle – Goddess of fertility and agriculture, fitting for a nurturing dog.
65. Wotan – God of wisdom and war, similar to Odin, perfect for a wise and courageous dog.

Irish/Celtic Mythology Dog Names

66. Aine – Goddess of love and fertility, suitable for a charming and radiant dog.
67. Brigid – Goddess of fire, poetry, and healing, fitting for a creative and nurturing dog.
68. Cian – Meaning “ancient” or “enduring,” ideal for a strong and resilient dog.
69. Cú Chulainn – Legendary hero known for bravery and loyalty, perfect for a valiant dog.
70. Epona – Goddess of horses, suitable for a spirited and energetic dog.
71. Finn – Derived from the Irish name Fionn, meaning “fair” or “white,” fitting for a noble and brave dog.
72. Lugh – God of skill and heroism, ideal for a talented and courageous dog.
73. Morrigan – Goddess of war and fate, suitable for a strong and mysterious dog.
74. Rhiannon – Goddess associated with horses and the moon, perfect for a mystical and elegant dog.

Pagan Mythology Dog Names

75. Aradia – Goddess of witches and magic, fitting for a mystical and enchanting dog.
76. Cernunnos – Horned god of the hunt, suitable for a strong and adventurous dog.
77. Mab – Queen of the fairies, perfect for a whimsical and magical dog.
78. Puck – Mischievous spirit from English folklore, ideal for a playful and lively dog.

Other European Cultures

79. Baba Yaga – Witch from Slavic folklore, suitable for a mysterious and powerful dog.
80. Gellert – Legendary dog from Welsh folklore known for loyalty, fitting for a devoted dog.
81. Kaladanda – Dog-like creature from Hindu mythology, perfect for a dog with a unique and mystical nature.
82. Simargl – Mythical creature from Slavic mythology, ideal for a dog with a protective and fertile spirit.
83. Xolotl – Aztec deity often depicted as a dog-headed humanoid, suitable for a dog with a strong and mystical presence.

Additional Mythological Dog Names

84. Argos – Odysseus’ loyal dog, perfect for a faithful and enduring dog.
85. Gula – Babylonian goddess of healing and dogs, fitting for a nurturing and protective dog.
86. Hecuba – Queen of Troy, known for her loyalty and strength, suitable for a regal and devoted dog.
87. Laelaps – The dog that could never be caught, ideal for a swift and agile dog.
88. Scylla – Six-headed monster from Greek mythology, perfect for a dog with a unique and formidable presence.
89. Sirius – The Dog Star, associated with ancient Egyptian mythology, fitting for a celestial and majestic dog.
90. Tantalus – Figure from Greek mythology known for his cunning, suitable for a clever and resourceful dog.
91. Zephyr – God of the west wind, ideal for a light and airy dog.

Mythological Creatures as Dog Names

92. Chimera – A monstrous creature from Greek mythology, perfect for a dog with a unique and adventurous spirit.
93. Cyclops – One-eyed giants from Greek mythology, suitable for a dog with a strong and distinctive presence.
94. Dragon – Legendary creature found in many mythologies, ideal for a powerful and majestic dog.
95. Gryphon – Mythical creature with the body of a lion and the head of an eagle, fitting for a strong and noble dog.
96. Harpy – Half-bird, half-human
97. Hydra – The serpent-like monster from Greek mythology, suitable for a dog with a dynamic and resilient nature.
98. Kraken – Legendary sea monster from Norse mythology, perfect for a dog with a strong aquatic presence.
99. Minotaur – Half-man, half-bull creature from Greek mythology, ideal for a dog with a unique and powerful build.
100. Phoenix – The bird that rises from the ashes, fitting for a dog with a vibrant and resilient spirit.
101. Sphinx – Mythical creature with the body of a lion and the head of a human, suitable for a mysterious and intelligent dog.
102. Yeti – Legendary creature from Himalayan folklore, perfect for a dog with a strong and elusive nature.