table of contents
- Find a suitable dog name
- Don't just follow trends
- Let gut feeling decide
- Fritz, seat?
- Strong male dog names for males: A-Z
- frequently asked Questions
Is your male dog a bigger, stocky dog or a small, megalomaniac Chihuahua? Then he also needs the right name! Anyone who hears the name of your four-legged friend with a strong character knows who is the boss at the dog park - or who would like to be! You are sure to find the perfect name for your imposing darling in our list of strong male dog names.
In a nutshell
- prefer an original name instead of following trends
- Say the name out loud and let your gut feeling decide
- Separate dog names from common commands
Find a suitable dog name
We know it's not that easy to choose the perfect dog name. That's why we want to give you a few tips that can help you find a name. Because regardless of whether you have a strong masculine name or a cute and cheeky dog name, there are a few basic things you should pay attention to when choosing.
Don't just follow trends
There are always new trends for dog names. Be it Names of well-known four-legged friends from current films or series or the trend to give dogs an old German name. Trends come and go, but your dog will be with them for a lifetime. That's why you should give him an original, strong dog name that suits him well in terms of character, appearance or breed.
Let gut feeling decide
Finding the perfect one for your fur nose from the large number of names is not that easy. You want to do everything right and not find out at some point that the name does not match your dog at all. Let your gut instinct decide, say the name out loud and you will often notice which one suits your dog and which one does not.
Fritz, seat?
Another important point is to separate the dog name from common commands. The name shouldn't look too similar to the commands as it can easily confuse your dog. Addressing your male dog with “Fritz, Sitz!” Can be a bit of a challenge for your darling.
Strong male dog names for males: A-Z
admiral
Adonis
Agus
Aiko
Ajax
alpha
Amo
Apollo
Aramis
Ares
Argus
Arko
Arthur
Atilla
Etch
Axel
Ayk
Baldo
Baldur
bandit
Baxter
Bear
Ben
Bigfoot
Bodo
Bolle
Bolt
Bond
Bono
Boomers
boss
Bruno
Brutus
Buddy
Buster
Caesar
Calvin
Cameo
Campino
Carlos
Casper
Castor
Champ
Chester
Chico
Chuck
Columbus
cooper
dali
Danger
Dante
Dark
Dave
Davinci
delta
Devil
Dexter
Diego
diesel
Digger
Django
Don
Draco
Duke
Dusty
Edison
Egon
Elmo
Elton
Elvis
Emil
emir
Erasmus
fakir
Falco
Catch
Fargo
fist
fax
Fedor
Franco
Fred
general
Gonzo
Gringo
Grizzly
Hank
Hannibal
Hercules
Holmes
Howard
Hunter
Icarus
Indio
Inuk
Iron
Ivar
Jacob
Jambo
James
Yanko
Yasha
Jason
Joe
John
jumbo
Quay
Karl
Karlson
Keno
Kimbo
Klitschko
tuber
stud
Knut
comet
Laslo
Leon
Leroy
Levi
Lion
Lupus
major
mambo
Mitch
Nero
Odin
omega
hurricane
Othello
Pablo
Paco
Pasha
Percy
Pollux
polo
Quintus
Rambo
Ramses
Rasmus
Remus
Ringo
Rocko
Rocky
Rodney
rowdy
Rusty
Sancho
Santino
snow
sheriff
typhoon
taro
Tesco
Theo
Thor
Till
Timbo
Timur
Travis
Tyson
Vasco
Victor
Vitus
Watson
wolf
Wotan
Xander
Xeno
Xerxes
Yanko
Yano
Zanco
Zeus
Zorro
frequently asked Questions
Names from less popular languages such as Swedish (e.g. B. Alrik) or ancient languages such as from Gothic (e.g. B. Atta) are seldom used and due to their shortness they are nevertheless well suited for your male dog.
Many celebrities own dogs. You can also get ideas when choosing a name. For example, David Beckham's dog is called "Coco". Or how about "Nash", as the singer Pink called her dog.