Spanish Dog Names

If you're Spanish, or fond of Spanish, Latin American or Mexican culture, give your little perrito a Spanish flavour with these excellent Spanish dog names.

Spanish Dog Names

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Spanish Dog Names For Girls

  • AbigailJoy Of The Father
  • AbriendaOpening
  • AcaciaThorny tree
  • AdelinaNoble
  • AdellaNoble
  • AdonciaSweet
  • AdoraBeloved one
  • AgnesePure, holy
  • AidaHappy
  • AlbaWhite; sunrise, dawn
  • AldeneOld and wise
  • AldonzaGood natured, nice
  • AleShort form of names beginning with Ale, such as Alejandra and Alessandro
  • AlegriaHappiness, joy
  • AlejoDefender, Helper
  • AlidaOf a noble kin; small, winged one
  • AlitaNoble; small, winged one
  • AlmaSoul
  • AmataDearly loved; beloved. In Roman mythology, Amata was the wife of King Latinus.
  • AmorLove
  • AmoraLove
  • AngelitaMessenger of God
  • ArcadiaA region in the central Peloponnese in Greek mythology, idealized for its natural beauty and tranquillity.
  • AureliaGolden
  • AzuraSky blue
  • BalboaPleasant valley
  • BarcelonaA city in northeastern Spain on the Mediterranean; 2nd largest Spanish city and the largest port and commercial center
  • BarreraLives near muddy or clay area; barrier.
  • BeaHappy
  • BeatrizBringer of happiness and joy; voyager, traveller.
  • BeliciaDedication to God; combination of Bella and Alicia.
  • BelindaBeautiful
  • BellaBeautiful; short for Isabella.
  • BenitaBlessed
  • BetyConfident and sweet; pledged to God.
  • BianceWhite
  • BibianaAlive
  • BizarBasque word for "beard"
  • BlanceWhite
  • BonitaPretty, Beautiful
  • BuenaGood; excellent.
  • CadizStronghold; an ancient port city in southwestern Spain.
  • CamuchaLovely, sweet girl.
  • CancunNest of the snake
  • CandelasCandlemaker; tall and thin.
  • CarillaFree man; strong.
  • CarlotaFree; the Italian form of Charlotte.
  • CarmelaGarden; orchard.
  • CarmelitaGarden; orchard; diminutive form of Carmela.
  • CarminaGarden; orchard.
  • CarmitaRosy; garden.
  • CarmuchaGod's beloved one.
  • CaroDear; beloved.
  • CataDownward
  • CeriaCherry
  • ChabelaGod Is My Oath
  • ChachaA ballroom dance of Latin American origin.
  • ChavelaDedicated to God; young girl
  • ChelaConsolation; comfort.
  • ChepaMorally pure
  • ChepinaAnother way of saying Josefina
  • ChíaStrength
  • ChiquitaLittle gift; little girl.
  • ChispaSparkle
  • ChulaPretty, cute, lovely.
  • ClarindaBeautiful, Clear
  • CocoCook. it is also used as a nickname for names long names that begin with 'co-.
  • Concha(anatomy) a structure that resembles a shell in shape
  • Conchi"Conch shell goddess"
  • Conchita"Gift of Conchobar"
  • ConsolataConsoled
  • ConsuelaGraceful consolation.
  • Cordobaa city in southern Spain; center of Moorish culture
  • CrisStrong, brave, determined.
  • CrisannFeminine grace and charm.
  • CrispínFirm, strong, brave.
  • CruzThe Cross Of Christ
  • Dalisurrealist Spanish painter (1904-1989)
  • DamitaBaby Princess, Little Lady
  • DanitaGift from God.
  • DelindaLovely, delightful, charming.
  • Delmar"Of the sea" or "Sea's edge".
  • DesiLonging
  • DeSotoExplorer of the South.
  • DiazSon Of Diego
  • DoloresSorrows
  • DomingaGift from God.
  • DorindaTalented
  • DorotaGift of God.
  • DrinaProtector of peace.
  • DulceSweet
  • DuqueNoble leader/ruler.
  • EarleneFeminine Form Of Earl
  • EdeniaParadise on Earth.
  • ElbaIsland of Napoleon's exile
  • EldoraCombination Of Ella And Dora
  • ElenaTorch
  • ElisaGod Is My Oath
  • ElviraForeign And True
  • ElyHeight
  • EmeraldGreen Gemstone
  • Enchiladatortilla with meat filling baked in tomato sauce seasoned with chili
  • EskarneMercy
  • EsmaShort Form Of Esmeralda
  • EsmeraldaEmerald
  • EstefanyGift of God.
  • EstelaStar
  • FelicianaLucky, happy, blessed.
  • FelisaLucky, happy, blessed.
  • FidelLoyal
  • Fiestaan elaborate party (often outdoors)
  • FinaDawn
  • Flamencoa style of dancing characteristic of the Andalusian Gypsies; vigorous and rhythmic with clapping and stamping of feet
  • FlorFlower
  • FondaFoundation
  • FonsieGift of God/God's Gift
  • FortunaGoddess of fortune and good luck in Roman mythology
  • FritoChips
  • FuensantaHoly fountain/spring.
  • GabiDiminutive Form Of Gabriela
  • GalaA festive celebration.
  • Garaitz"Protector of the forest."
  • GarciaSpanish surname origin.
  • Gechina"Gift of God"
  • GemmaPrecious Stone
  • GezanaReference To The Incarnation
  • GisellePledge
  • Gitanaa Spanish female Gypsy
  • GordaFat or chubby girl.
  • GoyaSpanish painter well known for his portraits and for his satires (1746-1828)
  • Granadaa city in southeastern Spain that was the capital of the Moorish kingdom until it was captured by Ferdinand and Isabella in 1492; site of the Alhambra (a palace and fortress built by Moors in the Middle Ages) which is now a major tourist attraction
  • Grandeea nobleman of highest rank in Spain or Portugal
  • GregoriaGift of God/Grace
  • GuzmánGod's gracious gift.
  • HermelindaProtective, loving woman.
  • HerminiaProtector of the home.
  • HermosaSpanish for beautiful
  • Iberiaa peninsula in southwestern Europe
  • Incathe small group of Quechua living in the Cuzco Valley in Peru who established hegemony over their neighbors in order to create an empire that lasted from about 1100 until the Spanish conquest in the early 1530s
  • InezPure, Holy
  • IsaSpanish for beautiful
  • IsabelGod Is My Oath
  • IsabellaGod Is My Oath
  • IsadoraGift Of Isis
  • Isleta"Small island" or "Island home".
  • IvesLand Of Heroes
  • JacintaHyacinth
  • JaimicaGod's gracious gift.
  • JashiGift of God.
  • JavieraGift of God.
  • JoHe will enlarge
  • JovitaHappy
  • JuanitaGod Is Gracious
  • JustinaJust, Fair
  • Kaletar"Protector of the castle."
  • KeminaProtective, strong, wise.
  • Kesare"God's crowning glory."
  • LadonnaThe Lady
  • LalaTulip
  • Landa"Gift of God"
  • Larena"Protected by God"
  • LatiaGift of God.
  • LavinaWoman Of Rome
  • LealaFaithful
  • LeiraProtector of peace.
  • Lempirathe basic unit of money in Honduras; equal to 100 centavos
  • LeonoraLight
  • LetyLovely, gentle, kind.
  • LindaPretty One
  • Lisboncapital and largest city and economic and cultural center of Portugal; a major port in western Portugal on Tagus River where it broadens and empties into the Atlantic
  • LolaSorrows
  • LoliCute, playful girl.
  • LuciaLight
  • LucitaLight of the moon.
  • LuellaCombination Of Lou And Ella
  • LuisaFamous Warrior
  • LuluFamous Warrior
  • LunaThe divine embodiment of the moon in greek mythology
  • LupeFrom The River Of The Wolf
  • LuzLight
  • MadgePearl
  • MadridFrom The City Of Madrid, Spain
  • MaitéBeloved of God.
  • Malagaa port city and resort in Andalusia in southern Spain on the Mediterranean
  • MalenaWoman Of Magdala
  • MamiTrue beauty
  • MamuGrandmother's love.
  • MandaLovable
  • MandyLovable
  • ManoletteGift from God.
  • ManuelaGod Is With Us
  • MarcelaLittle Marcus
  • MargaritaPearl, daisy
  • MariOf The Sea Or Bitter
  • MaribelCombination Of Maria And Isabel
  • MartaLady
  • MayaMaya mythology
  • MechaRobotic machines/suits.
  • MelisendaBrave, strong, beautiful.
  • MelosaSweet As Honey
  • MercedesMerciful
  • MercheMercy
  • MijaMy little one.
  • MireyaAdmirable
  • Nachoa tortilla chip topped with cheese and chili-pepper and broiled
  • NataliaBorn On Christmas Day
  • NatiGift of God.
  • NevaSnow
  • NicanoraGift of victory/triumph.
  • NieveSnow, Snowy
  • NiloGod is my judge
  • NinaLittle Girl
  • NinesGoddess of victory in greek mythology, nile river of life in egyptian mythology
  • NoeRest, Peace
  • OctaviaEighth
  • Ollaleaf or strip from a leaf of the talipot palm used in India for writing paper
  • Orinocoa South American river 1,500 miles long; flows into the South Atlantic
  • Oriol"Golden sun god"
  • OrlandaFamous female warrior.
  • OroGold
  • OrquideaOrchid Flower
  • OsoBear in Spanish.
  • OtsoWolf
  • Pacalarge burrowing rodent of South America and Central America; highly esteemed as food
  • PalomaA Dove
  • PaolaSmall
  • Patagoniaregion in southern South America between the Andes and the South Atlantic
  • PatiaMost High
  • PazPeace
  • PecaLucky little one.
  • Perfectaa bet that you can pick the first and second finishers in the right order
  • Perua republic in western South America; achieved independence from Spain in 1821; was the heart of the Inca empire from the 12th to 16th centuries
  • PilarPillar (of Strength)
  • Pili"Strength, determination, courage"
  • Pina"Gift of God"
  • PlataPlain Or Plate
  • QianaSingers
  • Quechuaa member of a South American Indian people in Peru who were formerly the ruling class of the Inca empire
  • QueenFemale ruler
  • QueridaBeloved
  • RaekaDivine protector goddess.
  • RamonaCounsel Protection
  • ReinaQueen
  • RiaDiminutive Form Of Maria
  • RosaCharacter from the book thief
  • RosalindaBeautiful Rose
  • RumbaRhythmic Dance
  • Ruy"Brave, wise leader"
  • SabellaConsecrated To God
  • SabraCactus Fruit
  • SalomeWelcome, Peace
  • SaludHealth and wellbeing.
  • SalvatoraSavior of all people.
  • Sambalarge west African tree having large palmately lobed leaves and axillary cymose panicles of small white flowers and one-winged seeds; yields soft white to pale yellow wood
  • SanchaHoly
  • SanchezSon Of Sancho
  • SandiaWatermelon mountain range.
  • Saquta"Gift of the sea."
  • Saracen(historically) a member of the nomadic people of the Syrian and Arabian deserts at the time of the Roman Empire
  • SavannahOpen Plain
  • SeveGod of the forest.
  • SevilleUnknown Meaning
  • SierraMountain
  • SolanaWind From The East
  • SoledadSolitude
  • SombraShadow; shade.
  • SusiRose; lily. Also means “wolf” in Finnish.
  • TacoClassic Mexican tortilla-based food
  • TelmaForm Of Thelma
  • TeodoraGift of God.
  • TequilaMexican liquor made from fermented juices of an agave plant
  • Tere"Gift of God"
  • TeresitaGift of God.
  • TiaAunt
  • TierraEarth/Land
  • TinaFollower of Christ
  • ToyaCreated Name
  • TrufaChocolate truffle
  • Uperiver
  • UsoaDove
  • VadaFamous Ruler
  • ValenciaValor, Health
  • ValentinaStrength, Health
  • VegasGambling, luck, fun.
  • VenturaGood Fortune
  • VerdadTruth
  • VickyDiminutive Form Of Victoria
  • VinaFrom The Vineyard
  • VivianaAlive; lively
  • XavieraThe New House
  • XeniaHospitable
  • XiomaraReady For Battle
  • YamilaBeautiful, noble, princess.
  • YanaGod is gracious
  • YolandaViolet Flower
  • YomarisGift of God's grace.
  • Zaan"Gift of God"
  • ZaharaFlower; Most Exquisite
  • ZaidaIncreasing, Surplus
  • ZamoraWild Olives
  • ZerlinaCreated Name
  • ZorayaRich

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How popular are Spanish Dog Names?

Spanish Dog Names currently rank in 7th place out of all PupNames.com categories.

As of November 2026, spanish dog names seem increasingly popular with new puppy owners. Our stats show that they are more fashionable than they were at this time last year.

We've seen quite a lot of variation for this category, which suggests its popularity could be seasonal or based on cultural events.

Which are the cutest and most unique Spanish Dog Names?

These spanish dog names range from cute to badass, and from traditional to unique. Click each circle to see the name.

Bea is among the cutest of these. If you prefer tougher, edgier dog names, the one considered the most badass is Diablo.

Cancun scored high for its uniqueness, which would help your dog to stand out. But if you prefer more common, old-fashioned names, the more traditional option here is Bella.

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The states that love spanish dog names the most are New Mexico, Arizona and California.

The least amount of interest in this category was registered in New Hampshire, Maine and South Dakota.

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