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Spanish is one of the most important languages in the world. More than 500 million people speak the language. So why not take inspiration from the Spanish for your dog name too? We introduce you to Spanish female and male dog names.

In a nutshell

  • endings in vowel
  • Beautiful meanings
  • Classic names
  • Culture and celebrity inspiration

Criteria for Spanish dog names

So why should you give your dog a Spanish name? In order for your dog to remember his name particularly well and to be able to listen to him later, you should consider the following when choosing a name:

  • two to three syllables
  • ending in a vowel
  • contains best -a or -o
  • easy pronunciation

Spanish dog names mostly tick all the boxes. In addition, they often have a very beautiful meaning and a soothing sound.

Spanish names work very well as dog names.

notice: Spanish-sounding names do not necessarily come from Spain. Since Spanish is spoken in many countries, the name can also have a Mexican or Argentinian touch, for example.

Spanish Dog Names With Meaning

Like other languages, Spanish names have beautiful meanings. These are often good for describing your dog in a subtle way. Often the names fit the character or appearance of the dog very well. But sometimes the meaning is very beautiful:

Male Dog Names

  • Alejandro (defender)
  • Alonso (the ready to fight)
  • amigo (friend)
  • cupid (love)
  • Bello (the beautiful one)
  • Blanco (the white one)
  • Bueno (the good one)
  • Candido (the pure)
  • Carlos (Mr; Man)
  • Casper (steward of treasures)
  • Chico (boy)
  • Consuelo (consolation)
  • Corona (heart)
  • Diablo (Devil)
  • Diego (the one protected by God; teacher)
  • Django (the Wanderer)
  • Domingo (the Sunday born)
  • Lindo (cute)
  • Lobo (Wolf)
  • Manchas (spots; dots)
  • Milagro (Miracle)
  • Mullido (fluffy)
  • Negro (the black one)
  • Osito (bear)
  • Pablo (the little one)
  • Paco (sky god; also: name of a drug)
  • pastor (shepherd)
  • Pedro (stone; rock)
  • Pequeno (little)
  • Rafael (God Healed)
  • Rodrigo (glorious ruler)
  • Rubio (the blonde)
  • Salvador (Rescuer)
  • Sancho (the saint; the venerable)
  • Tonto (stupid)
  • Vasco (Basque)
  • Zoro (fox)
Wouldn't "Zorro" be a suitable name for him in every respect?

Female Dog Names

  • Alegrìa (Joy)
  • Alma (heart; soul)
  • cupid (love)
  • Angela (Angel)
  • Bella (the beauty)
  • Benita (the blessed one)
  • Blanca (the white one)
  • Buena (the good one)
  • Calida (ardent; enthusiastic; the warmth)
  • Candida (the pure)
  • Cara (the lovely)
  • chica (girl)
  • Chiquita (little girl)
  • Delicia (delicacy)
  • Delmara (born from the sea)
  • Desidería (Desire)
  • Dìa (day)
  • Dominga (the Sunday born)
  • Dulce (cute)
  • Dulcina (sweetness)
  • Esperanza (Hope)
  • Estrella (star)
  • Evita (life; the life-giver)
  • Feliz (happy)
  • Filipa (horse lover)
  • Florecita (flowers)
  • Gala (the radiant one)
  • Inocencia (the innocent)
  • Linda (cute)
  • Leya (the law-abiding; the one who tries)
  • Lola (free woman; pain)
  • Luna (Moon)
  • Marisol (Holy Mary; Sea and Sun)
  • Mercedes (mercy)
  • Mullida (the fluffy one)
  • Nieve (snow; snow-white)
  • Paloma (pigeon)
  • Paquita (sky goddess)
  • Pepita (God adds)
  • Pequena (little)
  • Princessa (Princess)
  • Querida (mistress)
  • Reina (Queen)
  • Rubia (the blonde)
  • Solana (Sunshine)
  • Sucre (sugar; sweet)
  • Tia (Princess)
  • Tonta (stupid)
  • Vida (wisdom)
Is she perhaps your "Princesa"?

Classic Spanish Dog Names

But there are also names in Spanish that convince with their classic charm. These have been used as human names in Spanish-speaking countries for centuries. Therefore, if you want a name that is immediately reminiscent of Spain, we recommend a classic Spanish dog name:

Classic male dog names

  • Armando
  • Bernardo
  • gross
  • Camera
  • Carlos
  • Caruso
  • Cecilio
  • Dario
  • demo
  • Donato
  • Edward
  • Emilio
  • Enrico
  • Esteban
  • Federico
  • Felipe
  • guitar
  • Gonzalo
  • Jorge
  • Jose
  • Juan
  • leon
  • Lorenzo
  • Manuel
  • Marco
  • Mario
  • Mateo
  • Nestor
  • Orlando
  • Pablo
  • Pancho
  • Pedro
  • Pepe
  • Quito
  • Rafael
  • ramon
  • Santo
  • Vasco
  • Vito
  • Xavi
  • Yoyi
"Vito" would be a great Spanish dog name for him.

Classic female dog names

  • adriana
  • Ana
  • carla
  • carlotta
  • carmela
  • carmen
  • catalina
  • Delmara
  • despina
  • Esmeralda
  • Eve
  • Florence
  • Grace
  • Isabel
  • Isadora
  • Juanita
  • Loretta
  • Lucia
  • Magdalena
  • Maria
  • Martha
  • matilda
  • Mila
  • nalda
  • Nina
  • Oliveria
  • Pabla
  • Pilar
  • ramona
  • Rita
  • pink
  • Teresa
  • Usta
  • Valentina
Doesn't she look like an "Usta"?

Celebrities with Spanish names

Instead of an understated classic name, how about giving your four-legged friend a Spanish dog name that oozes fame? And who better to be an inspiration than proud Spaniards:

  • Antoni Gaudí (Spanish architect)
  • Antonio Banderas (Spanish actor)
  • Cuto (comic character)
  • Don Quixote (fictional character)
  • El Cid (Spanish national hero)
  • Enrique Iglesias (Spanish singer)
  • Francisco Pizarro (Spanish conquistador)
  • Gasparilla (notorious Spanish pirate)
  • Hernán Cortés (Spanish conquistador)
  • Isabella (Queen of Castile)
  • Javier Bardem (Spanish actor)
  • Joaquin Cortes (Spanish dancer)
  • José Carreras (Spanish opera singer)
  • Lola Flores (Spanish singer)
  • Miguel de Cervantes (Spanish writer)
  • Paz Vega (Spanish actress)
  • Penélope Cruz (Spanish actress)
  • Pablo Picasso (Spanish painter)
  • Plácido Domingo (Spanish opera singer)
  • Rafael Nadal (Spanish tennis player)
  • Salvador Dali (Spanish painter)
  • Speedy Gonzales (comic character)
  • Zape or Zipi (comic characters)
Salvador Dali was the inspiration for "Dali".

notice: Find out about the personalities beforehand. Some, for example conquistadors, are to be viewed critically.

Cultural inspiration

Or do you love the Spanish-speaking countries especially because of their culture and their way of life? Then dog names that are influenced by the Spanish-influenced culture and food are definitely right for you:

  • Andorra
  • Bacardi
  • Bailando
  • Bilbao
  • burrito
  • Churros
  • Croquetas
  • Eldorado
  • (El)Salvador
  • empanada
  • party
  • gamba
  • Gazpacho soup
  • Grenada
  • Havana
  • Iberian
  • Macarena
  • macho
  • Madeira
  • Nacho
  • Orinoco
  • Paella
  • patatas
  • Rio
  • rioja
  • Sabroso / a (delicious)
  • salsa
  • samba
  • Sangria
  • Sierra
  • taco
  • tango
  • tequila
  • tortilla
"Tortilla" also loves her Spanish dog name.

tip: Think about the places you've been to. Monuments or food can also serve as inspiration for your dog name.

frequently asked Questions

Are there Spanish dog names I shouldn't give my dog?

Basically, you can choose any name you like. But you should get to grips with the name first. How to avoid negative connotations. You certainly don't want to name your dog after the former Spanish dictator Franco.

Which breeds do Spanish dog names go particularly well with?

Basically, Spanish dog names fit all breeds. However, it is especially nice if you also give a Spanish breed a Spanish dog name. These breeds include Galgo, Podenco, Ratoneros, Alano Español or Dogo Canario.

Does my dog have a Spanish name even if it's not a Spanish breed?

Yes. Dogs don't understand the meaning of their name. Rather, they are based on the pronunciation and the sound of the name. If you train your dog properly, he shouldn't have any trouble with a Spanish dog name.

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