Best 100+ Haitian Dog Names: List of Haiti Names For Dogs

We have all been looking for dog names that are quite different from the traditional American or English dog names. But have you heard of Haitian dog names?

Haiti is a French-speaking country that is located in the Caribbean.

Haitians have a rich culture and history that they take pride in, which is reflected in their dog name choices.

If you’re looking for unique dog names, then this list of over 100 Haitian dog names will give you plenty of options to choose from!

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Male Haiti Dog Names

Female Haiti Dog Names

Unique Haitian Cat Names

Here are the best Haiti names for dogs which include ideas for both male and female dogs.

Male Haiti Dog Names

Griot	Fried pork
Ennery	A commune in north central Haiti
Wilberne	For Wilberne Augusmat, a Haitian football player
Lyonel	For Haitian painter Lyonel Laurenceau
Wahoo	For Wahoo Bay Beach, located slightly north of Port-au-Prince
Kalalou	A slippery sauce made of okra
Dondon	A commune in Haiti’s Nord department
Ganthier	A commune in southeast Haiti
Ferrier	A commune in Haiti’s Nord-Est department
Chambellan	A commune in the Grand’ Anse department
Borgne	A commune based on agriculture and fishery
Thiotte	A commune in far southeast Haiti
Franck	For Franck Lavoud, a Haitian military general and politician
Wyclef	For Wyclef Jean, a Haitian rapper and musician
Arnaud	A commune in south central Haiti
Beaumont	A commune in southwest Haiti
Qwote	For the club, pop, electronic, urban and R&B artist born in Haiti
Prince	For Port au Prince
Jean	For Jean Dominique, a Haitian journalist who spoke out against successive dictatorships
Bahon	A commune located in the Nord department of Haiti
Raoul	For Raoul Peck, a Haitian filmmaker
Arijac	For Harry Jacques, known as Arijac, a Haitian painter
Jeffrey	For Jeffrey Julmis, a Haitian sprinter
Cavaellon	A commune and rural town in southwest Haiti
Aquin	A commune in Haiti’s Sud department
Acul	For the Acul River
Jean-Claude	For Jean-Claude Duvalier, who was the President of Haiti from 1971-1986
Magadoo	For the Lebanese restaurant in Port-au-Prince, Magadoos
Jacmel	A commune in southern Haiti that was founded by the Spanish in 1504
Cabrit	Goat meat, popular in Haiti

Female Haiti Dog Names

Mirebalais	A commune in Haiti’s Centre department
Haiti	For the country
Hispaniola	For the island that includes Haiti and the Dominican Republic
Lenelle	For Lenelle Moise, a poet, actress and playwright born in Haiti
Meta	For Meta Golding, a Haitian-American actress
Aniya	For Aniya Louissaint, a Haitian taekwando athlete
Macaya	For Pic Macaya National Park
Cabaret	A commune located in the Ouest department of Haiti
Tchaka	A hearty stew popular in Haiti
Kokoye	For Kokoye Beach, a secluded beach in Haiti
Regine	For Haitian fashion designer Regine Chevallier
Jubilee	For the Jubilee Voodoo Monument in Haiti
Chantal	A commune located in southwest Haiti
Gelee	For Gelee Beach in southern Haiti
Marigot	A commune in the Sud-Est department of Haiti
Labadee	A beach in the northern part of Haiti
Savanette	A commune in Haiti’s Centre department
Milot	A commune in the north central part of Haiti
Roseaux	A commune in southwest Haiti
Limonade	A commune in northern Haiti
Garcelle	For Garcelle Beauvais, a Haitian-American actress
Dessa	For Dessalines, a commune in Haiti’s Artibonite department
Capotille	A commune in northeast Haiti
Papaye	A popular restaurant in Port-au-Prince
Annette	For Annette Auguste, a Haitian folk singer and activist
Claudette	For Claudette Werleigh, the first Haitian woman to become Prime Minister
Bleu	For Bassin Bleu, a waterfall in the hills of Jacmel
Carice	A commune in northeast Haiti
Accra	Spicy, fried malanga fritters, a popular snack in Haiti
Boulette	Bread-bounded meatballs
Clairin	A distilled spirit in Haiti made of cane sugar