70 Traditional Indian Dog Names

India can give you plenty of inspiration when we talk about naming a puppy. You can be inspired by the country, its religion, culture, tradition, language, cuisine, etc. So if you`re looking for traditional Indian dog names, here they are!

•     Toddy (alcoholic beverage)
•     Baloo (bear from The Jungle Book)
•     Samosa
•     Vindaloo
•     Chai
•     Lalit (handsome)
•     Goa (beautiful beach)
•     Adil (sincere)
•     Bolly (like Bollywood)
•     Kumar (prince)
•     Asha (hope/desire)
•     Mowgli (boy in The Jungle Book)
•     Bari (great)
•     Masala
•     Yoga
•     Parth (warrior prince)
•     Cardamom
•     Typhoon
•     Tiger
•     Yasti (slim—for those pups on the thinner side!)
•     Batuk (boy)
•     Lalasa (love)
•     Paneer
•     Indra (rainbow)

•     Bandar (monkey)
•     Delhi
•     Palm
•     Dakshi (“The Glorious”)
•     Clove
•     Mani (jewel)
•     Mohan (attractive)
•     Devi (goddess)
•     Champak (flower)
•     Saffron
•     Sakari (lovely)
•     Arjun (white)
•     Akash (the sky)
•     Kutta (dog)
•     Sona (golden)
•     Chutney
•     Tara (star)
•     Hardik (sincere)
•     Coconut
•     Pashmina
•     Nirav (still/calm)
•     Holi (spring festival celebration)
•     Raja (king)
•     Pakora (delicious fritter)
•     Namaste

•     Turmeric (we love food dog names)
•     Marigold
•     Dosa (crispy flatbread)
•     Amiya (delight)
•     Beta (son)
•     Cinnamon
•     Chandra (shining moon)
•     Ladki (girl)
•     Amir (rich)
•     Smita (happy face)
•     Jihan (cosmos)
•     Naan
•     Karma
•     Falgun (spring)
•     Lamba (long—for a Dachshund perhaps?)
•     Haddi (bone)
•     Bala (young girl)
•     Sundar (beautiful)
•     Bangle
•     Rohit (red)
•     Sumit (best friend, awww!)

We also have 170 male indian dog names or female indian dog names to browse by as I know how I like to choose gender specific names. We also have hindi dog names or punjabi dog names.