Picking the perfect name for your pup can be a fun but challenging task. If you’re looking for a Christian-themed name for your dog, you’ve come to the right place!
Pets also provide us comfort in the dark, therefore giving our canine companion a name that is connected to our chosen religion seems quite natural.
Christianity is one of the world’s most popular religions, with 2.1 billion Christians. This makes Christian-themed pet names extremely used.
We’ve compiled over 120 Christian dog names for you to choose from. Whether you’re looking for a traditional name or something more unique, we have options for everyone. So, without further ado, let’s get started!
Here are the best Christian dog names to consider if you believe in Christianity!
Male Christian Dog Names
Samson | Strong man betrayed by Delilah |
Phineas | Grandson of Aaron |
Cyrus | The King of Persia |
Mark | Disciple of Jesus |
Daniel | Saved by interpreting the king’s dreams & saved in the lions den |
Zeke | Ezekiel a priest |
Eli | High priest and judge who taught Samuel |
Sam | Samuel, prophet and Hebrew judge |
Hosea | His family story was a metaphor for God’s relationship with Israel |
Goliath | Giant slain by David |
Abraham | Forefather of the Jews |
Saul | King who rebelled |
Ezra | Hebrew priest and scribe |
Joseph | Sold into slavery by his brothers |
Jonah | Swallowed by a great fish |
Moses | Prophet and leader |
Solomon | David’s son and King |
David | Shepherd who became the king |
Herod | King during Jesus’ time |
Felix | Imprisoned Paul but allowed him to defend himself |
Matthew | Disciple of Jesus |
Luke | Disciple of Jesus |
Noah | Built the Ark |
Lot | Escaped Sodom’s destruction |
Jeremiah | Prophet for five different kings |
Caleb | Representative of the tribe of Judah |
Nico | Nicodemus, invited Jesus to his home |
Amos | Prophet who talked about inequalities |
Ishmael | Son of Abraham and Hagar |
Abe | Short for Abel or Abraham |
Peter | Important disciple of Jesus |
Aaron | Moses’ older brother |
Judas | Disciple who betrayed Jesus |
Gideon | Israelite who defeated the Midianites |
Isaac | Son of Abraham and Sarah, Hebrew patriarch |
Joshua | Successor to Moses |
Malachi | Wrote the end of the Old Testament |
Levi | Son of Jacob and Leah |
Judah | Son of Jacob and Leah |
Enoch | The father of Methuselah |
Jacob | Founder of Israel |
Simeon | Son of Jacob and Leah |
Elijah | Went to heaven in a chariot of fire |
Isaiah | Prophet for King Ahaz |
Shem | Son of Noah |
Jethro | Midianite priest |
Cain | Son of Adam and Eve |
Philip | One of Jesus’ disciples |
Job | Man who withstood many tragedies |
Esau | Brother of Jacob |
Abner | Commander of Saul’s army |
John | John the Baptist, Jesus’ cousin |
Adam | First man formed by God |
Abel | Son of Adam and Eve |
Seth | Son of Adam |
Rufus | Early church worker |
Asher | Jacob’s son |
Jesse | Father of David |
Benji | Benjamin, son of Jacob and brother of Joseph |
Titus | Close friend of Paul |
Boaz | Husband of Ruth |
Reuben | Son of Jacob and Leah |
Jude | Biblical book |
Female Christian Dog Names
Naomi | Mother-in-law of Ruth |
Claudia | Woman greeted by Paul |
Anna | A pious prophet |
Ruth | Wife of Boaz |
Leah | Wife of Jacob |
Mary | The mother of Jesus |
Martha | Sister of Mary, present when Jesus raised Lazarus |
Magdalene | Mary Magdalene, woman important to Jesus |
Phoebe | Carried Paul’s letter to the Romans |
Deborah | Prophet and judge |
Joanna | Helped prepare Jesus’ body for burial |
Eve | First woman |
Priscilla | Church leader from the book of Acts |
Sheba | Bathsheba, wife of Uriah and David |
Sarah | Wife of Abraham |
Esther | Foiled Haman’s plots and saved the Jews |
Chloe | mentioned in Corinthians, means “Green herb” |
Abigail | Saved lives by preventing a battle |
Becca | Rebecca, wife of Isaac and mother of Jacob |
Delilah | Cut Samson’s hair |
Madonna | A term for the Virgin Mary |
Hannah | mother of Samuel |
Jezebel | Phoenician princess |
Dinah | Daughter of Jacob and Leah |
Rachel | Wife of Jacob and mother of Joseph |
Liz | Elizabeth, obedient to God’s commands |
Miriam | Prophetess, sister of Moses and Aaron |
Lois | Grandmother of Saint Timothy |
Dog Names from Catholic Saints
Amelia | Name means “work”. Patron saint of fishers and farmers. Of Latin origin. |
Maximilian | Name means “greatest”. Patron saint of families. Of Latin origin. |
Cosmas | Name means “order”. Patron saint of pharmacy and medicine. Of Greek origin. |
Ignatius | Name means “fiery”. Patron saint of soldiers. Of Latin origin. |
Josephine | Meaning “God will increase”. Patron saint of victims of modern slavery. Of French origin. |
Sebastian | Meaning “venerable”. Patron saint of athletes. Of Greek origin. |
Anastasia | Meaning “resurrection”. Patron saint of martyrs and widows. Of Greek origin. |
Christopher | Name means “Christ-bearer”. Patron saint of travellers. Of Greek origin. |
Madeleine | Meaning “of Magdala”. Patron saint of schoolgirls. Of French origin. |
Felicity | Name means “happiness”. Patron saint of mothers. Of Latin origin. |
Ursula | Meaning “female bear”. Patron saint of Catholic education. Of Scandinavian origin. |
Edmund | Meaning “rich protector”. Patron saint of pandemics. Of English origin. |
Alice | Meaning “from nobility”. Patron saint of the blind and the paralysed. Of English origin. |
George | Meaning “farmer”. Patron saint of England. Of Greek origin. |
Brigid | Meaning “exalted”. Patron saint of Ireland. Of Irish origin. |
Florian | Meaning “flowering”. Patron saint of firefighters. Of Latin origin. |
Katharine | Meaning “pure”. Patron saint of racial justice. Of Greek origin. |
Alexandra | Meaning “defender of the people”. Patron saint of humanity. Of Greek origin. |
Gemma | Meaning “precious stone”. Patron saint of pharmacists. Of Italian origin. |
Margaret | Meaning “pearl”. Patron saint of England and Scotland. Of English origin. |
Colette | Meaning “victory of the people”. Patron saint of sick children and pregnancy. Of French origin. |
Raphael | Meaning “God has healed”. Patron saint of nurses and the blind. Of Hebrew origin. |
Bernadette | Meaning “brave as a bear”. Patron saint of the ill and the poor. Of French origin. |
Louis | Meaning “warrior”. Patron saint of the arts. Of German origin. |
David | Meaning “beloved”. Patron saint of Wales. Of Hebrew origin. |
Richard | Name means “brave ruler”. Patron saint of coachmen. Of English origin. |
Lucy | Name means “light”. Patron saint of the blind. Of English origin. |
Justin | Meaning “fair”. Patron saint of philosophers. Of English origin. |
Clement | Meaning “gentle”. Patron saint of metalworkers and blacksmiths. Of English origin. |
Andrew | Meaning “manly”. Patron saint of Scotland. Of Greek origin. |
Isabelle | Meaning “God is my oath”. Patron saint of the sick. Of French origin. |
Patrick | Meaning “noble man”. Patron saint of Ireland. Of English origin. |
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Whether you’re looking for a name that reflects your own personal faith or one that pays homage to a religious figure, we hope this list of Christian dog names will help you find the perfect name for your furry friend. We also have a list of Buddhist dog names if you’re looking into this religion as well.
Did we miss your favorite spiritual name for dogs? Let us know in the comments below!
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