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Wild Western Names for Dogs

Western names, cool names for cowboys and cowgirls, make great names for dogs and puppies too. Many of the top dog names, such as Molly and Tucker, have the sassy-but-sweet or rugged and masculine qualities that inhabit the names in this category.

Along with Molly and Tucker, other Wild West names that are popular for dogs include Beau, Dakota, Dixie, Gunner, Minnie, Paisley, Ranger, and Scout. Unique names for your dog or puppy with Western style include Abilene, Brawley, Lark, and Romer.

If your dog loves to run the range, or just wishes he could, consider one of these Western dog names to give him or her some cool country attitude.

Addie The meaning of Addie is 'noble', and 'son of...
Origin:Diminutive of Adelaide or Adeline
709
Remington

Meaning: place on a riverbank

Origin:English
609
Gertie Gertie is a name of English origin and the m...
Origin:Short form of Gertrude
3098
Loyal

Meaning: faithful, loyal

Origin:English
1663
Origin:Diminutive of Helen, Eleanor, et al
543
Emmy

Meaning: work; universal

Origin:Diminutive of Emily and Emma
764
Tillie

Meaning: battle mighty

Origin:English, diminutive of Matilda
791
Ryder

Meaning: cavalryman, messenger

Origin:British surname
569
Gunner

Meaning: bold warrior

Origin:Scandinavian variation of Gunther
728
Huckleberry The name Huckleberry is of American origin a...
Origin:Word name and literary name
847
Houston

Meaning: Hugh's town

Origin:Scottish
4598
Rancher Rancher is an English (American English) nam...
Origin:Occupational name
6426
Breaker Breaker is a name, typically for boys that a...
Origin:English word name
2167
Judd

Meaning: flowing down

Origin:Medieval short form of Jordan
1202
Hitch The meaning of Hitch is 'connector of wagons...
Origin:Diminutive of Hitchcock
3575
Blaze

Meaning: fire

Origin:English word name
2782
Blaze

Meaning: fire

Origin:English word name
1065
Roscoe

Meaning: deer forest

Origin:Norse
588
Calhoun

Meaning: from the narrow forest

Origin:Irish
2378
Cassidy

Meaning: curly-haired

Origin:Irish
1007