49 Southern Dog Names That Are Perfect For Your Country Pup
49 Southern Dog Names That Are Perfect For Your Country Pup.
Dogs are like our family. We love them, take care of them, and we get them dressed in cute outfits. If that is something we feel like doing! So it’s extra important that we take some time to find the perfect name that reflects the personality and potential of our new pet.
Nevertheless, you don’t need to live in the South to have country dog names. Everyone who appreciates the country life and its fun, laid back vibe should take these names into account, particularly if you have a chilling, loving personality dog
The most logical starting point for these southern dog names is to look at country music, the popular genre originating in the South of the United States. Certain fields of inspiration include environments, characters and items that relate to lifestyle in the country
Southern Dog Names
- Ada
- Ameilia
- Annabelle
- Annalee
- Anna Mae
- Beulah
- Callie
- Charlene
- Daisy
- Darlene
- Delilah
- Elizabeth
- Eloise
- Florence
- Frances
- Georgia
- Henrietta
- Imogene
- Ivy
- Mae
- Maribelle
- Mary Grace
- Mary Jane
- Maybelle
- Nellie
- Phoebe
- Rose
- Ruby
- Stella
- Sue Ellen
- Susannah
- Tabitha
- Violet
- Willow
Female Southern Dog Names
- Abigail
- Ada
- Annie
- Bailey
- Belle
- Blanche
- Bonnie
- Callie
- Cheyenne
- Corinna
- Daisy May
- Darby
- Della
- Delta
- Ginger
- Glory
- Gracie
- Hallie
- Harley
- Hazel
- Ida
- Lela
- Lucy
- Lulamae
- Maggie
- Magnolia
- Maisie
- Maribelle
- Millie
- Peaches
- Pepper
- Rosie
- Ruby
- Scarlett
- Shelby
- Sugarbaker (from Designing Women)
- Tallulah
- Tara
- Tilly
- Trixie
- Willow
Male Southern Dog Names
- Alton
- Arlen
- Avery
- Bacon
- Bandit
- Banjo
- Barton
- BB
- Beau
- Bennet
- Benny
- Billy
- Blue
- Bobby Jo
- Bo Duke
- Bo
- Booker
- Boone
- Bourbon
- Boyd
- Brick
- Brock
- Brown
- Bud
- Bullet
- Butter
- Chase
- Clayton
- Clinton
- Cole
- Colonel
- Colt
- Copper
- Cowboy
- Deacon
- Duke
- Earlie
- Eli
- Elvis
- Grady
- Grayson
- Grover
- Gumbo
- Gunner
- Hardy
- Harper
- Huckleberry
- Hunter
- Jackson
- Jasper
- Jed
- Jefferson
- Jethro
- John Boy
- Knox
- Lee
- Maverick
- Old Boy
- Parker
- Porkchop
- Presley
- Rufus
- Sawyer
- Scout
- Sterling
- Teddy
- Trapper
- Twain
- Whiskey
- Willie
Southern Gentleman Dog Names
- Augustus
- Beau
- Calvin
- Clarence
- Elijah
- Elliott
- Emmett
- Everett
- Gideon
- Hank
- Harley
- Hiram
- Isaac
- Jebediah
- Jonas
- Joshua
- Josiah
- Keaton
- Lawson
- Lyman
- Magnus
- Mason
- Parker
- Percy
- Preston
- Rufus
- Rhett
- Teddy
- Thaddeus
- Wyatt
- Zachariah
Cowboy & Cowgirl Names
- Autry – Gene Autry, singing cowboy, actor
- Billy – Billy the Kid, outlaw & gunfighter
- Black Jack – Black Jack Ketchum, cowboy turned robber, member of the Hole in the Wall gang
- Buffalo – Buffalo Bill Cody, organized Wild West extravaganza
- Cody – see Buffalo
- Bullock – Seth Bullock, Deadwood’s first sheriff
- Butch – Butch Cassidy, robber & member of the Wild Bunch gang
- Cassidy – see Butch
- Calamity – Calamity Jane, sharpshooter, gambler
- Cisco – Cisco Kid, fictional cowboy
- Doc – Doc Holiday, dentist, gambler, gunfighter
- Holiday – see Doc
- Kit – Kit Carson, scout & trapper
- Oakley – Annie Oakley, sharpshooter in Buffalo Bill’s Wild West show
- Roy – Roy Rogers, actor and “King of the Cowboys”
- Slim – Slim Pickens, rodeo performer and actor
- Wayne – John Wayne, famous cowboy actor
- Wyatt – Wyatt Earp, lawman, gambler
Dog’s Name Inspired by Southern Cities
- Alexandria
- Ash (short for Ashville)
- Austin
- Charleston
- Charlotte
- Dallas
- Duke
- Greeny (short for Greenville)
- Houston
- Knoxville
- Lexy (short for Lexington)
- Memphis
- Monroe
- Morgan (short for Morgantown)
- Nash (short for Nashville)
- Parker (short for Parkersburg)
- Raleigh
- Richmond
- Salem
- Tampa
- Tennessee
- Winston
Dog Names Inspired by Southern Food
- Beignets
- Biscuit
- Bisque
- Bourbon
- Brisket
- Burgoo
- Chitlin
- Cobbler
- Cracklin’
- Croquette
- Gizzard
- Gravy
- Grits
- Gumbo
- Hush Puppy
- Jambalaya
- Mint Julep
- Muffin
- Okra
- Pilau
- Purloo
- Sweet Tea
- Whiskey
- Yams
Traditional Southern Dog Names
- Bear: A popular name for a brown country dog, especially a fluffy or fierce one.
- Buddy: A traditional dog name for that faithful companion that never leaves your side, whether you’re riding the John Deer or going to town in your pickup.
- Buster: Another often-used Southern name for a playful puppy.
- Duke: A regal and traditional Southern namesake for a dog that commands respect.
- Foxy: One of many popular names for dogs with red or orange coats.
- Gracie: A classic Southern name for a stylish lap dog or a beautiful long-coated shepherd dog.
- Gus: The name you choose for a dog that will grow old with you and sit with you on the porch while you watch the fields in your rocking chair.
- Jessie: Perfect for a dog with a Southern rebellious streak.
- Jojo: A traditional redneck name that could fit a male or female dog.
- Lacy: Often used for female farm dogs, like Australian Shepherds or Collies.
- Lulu: It doesn’t get any more Southern than this.
- Marley: Perfect for a friendly outdoor dog with a cool vibe.
- Rex: This name is perfect for a tough dog, like a Pitbull or strong hunting dog.
- Roxy: A beautiful, but cool name for a showdog type.
- Sassy: For that feisty, young girl pup.
