Top 101 Classic Medieval Dog Names

Are you still looking for an original dog name? Look to the Middle Ages! There are so many beautiful classic names!

•     Xerxes (Xerxes the Great of Persia)
•     Voltaire (French writer and philosopher)
•     Rococo (18th century artistic movement)
•     Titan (in Greek mythology, they ruled the world before the Olympians)
•     Beauregard (Confederate military officer)
•     Wilhelmina (Netherlands Queen)
•     Homer (Greek poet)
•     Michelangelo (Italian Renaissance artist)
•     Verbona (Verona, city in Italy, setting for Romeo & Juliet)
•     Guinevere (Queen consort of King Arthur)
•     Hester (Hester Prynne, main character in the Scarlet Letter)
•     Inca (ancient civilization in South America)
•     Octavia (sister of Augustus)
•     Kerouac (Jack Kerouac)
•     Rosie (Rosie the Riveter)
•     Albone Einstein (Albert Einstein)
•     Dogphi (Delphi, a place in Greece, where the oracle allegedly lived)
•     Geronimo (Apache tribe leader)
•     Pawris (son of the King and Queen of Troy in Greece)
•     Ajax (Greek hero)
•     Attila (Attila the Hun)
•     Goliath (warrior in the Bible)
•     Horace (Quintus Horatius Flaccus, a Roman poet)
•     Golda (Israeli politician)
•     Magdalena (from Mary Magdalene, of the Bible)
•     Midas (mythical King)
•     Knight
•     Elizabeth (Queen of England)
•     Howlen (Helen of Troy)
•     Cicero (a Roman philosopher)
•     Portia (character in a Shakespeare novel)
•     Rafael (Italian Renaissance artist)
•     Genghis (Genghis Khan, Mongolian emperor)
•     Delilah (character in the Bible)

•     Alexandra (Alexandra Feodorovna, Russian Empress)
•     Amelia (Amelia Earhart, American pilot)
•     Joan of Barks (Joan of Arc)
•     Dickens (Charles Dickens, English author)
•     Leif Ericsbone (Leif Ericson, viking explorer)
•     Bach (Johann Sebastian Bach, German composer)
•     Troubadour (Performer of old lyrical poetry)
•     Jane Pawsten (Jane Austen, English novelist)
•     Guinevere (Queen of King Arthur)
•     Harriet (Tubman, Beecher Stowe)
•     Jezebel (princess in the Bible)
•     Abel (first son of Adam and Eve)
•     Haira (Hera, Zeus’ wife and sister in Greek mythology)
•     Chompin (Frédéric Chopin, French-Polish composer)
•     Bo (President Obama’s family dog)
•     Lincoln (Abraham Lincoln)
•     Salvadore Doggi (Salvador Dali, Spanish painter)
•     Pawsephone (Persephone, daughter of Zeus in Greek mythology)
•     Pawgustus (Augustus, first Roman Emperor)
•     Chekhov (Anton Chekhov, Russian author)
•     Plato (Greek philosopher)
•     Florence (Florence Nightingale, founder of modern nursing)
•     Rosa Barks (Rosa Parks)
•     Casanova (Giacomo Casanova, Italian author)
•     Yuma (American Indian Tribe)
•     Hannibal Barka (Hannibal Barca, Punic Carthaginian military commander)
•     George Washingbone (George Washington, 1st President of the United States)
•     Rover Cleveland (Grover Cleveland, U.S. President)
•     Nero (Roman emperor)
•     Brutus (Roman politician)
•     Isabella (Queen of Spain)

•     Tesla (Nikola Tesla, a Serbian American inventor)
•     Ulassie (Ulysses, a warrior in the Trojan War)
•     Napawleon (Napoleon Bonaparte of France)
•     Jacques (Jacques Cousteau, French ocean explorer)
•     Furley Temple (Shirley Temple)
•     Avigdor (Biblical name)
•     Ursa (constellation)
•     Julius (Julius Caesar, a Roman)
•     Benjiman Franklin (Benjamin Franklin, Founding Father of the U.S.)
•     Imelda (Spanish saint)
•     Dante (Italian Poet)
•     Venus (planet and Roman goddess)
•     Donatello (Italian Renaissance artist)
•     Sigmund Flead (Sigmund Frued, Austrian neurologist)
•     DaVinci (Leonardo DaVinci)
•     Brunhild (Royal woman of the Visigoths)
•     Hoover (J. Edgar Hoover)
•     Woofgang (Wolfgang Mozart, an Austrian composer)
•     Crockett (Davey Crockett, American frontiersman)
•     Hairy Houdini (Harry Houdini, a magician)

•     Trojan (The Trojan War in Greece)
•     Patton (George Patton, a U.S. General)
•     Aphra (Aphra Behn, first professional female writer)
•     Excalibur (fictional sword of King Arthur)
•     Ares (God of war)
•     Byron (Lord Byron, English poet)
•     Quintus (Quintus Horatius Flaccus, a Roman poet)
•     Shiba (queen of Shiba in the Bible)
•     Pharaoh (name for Kings of ancient Egypt)
•     Romeo Monatawoof (Romeo Monatague, a character from a Shakespeare novel)
•     Gulliver (fictional book character)
•     Winston Furchill (Winston Churchill, British Prime Minister)
•     Beethoven (Ludwig van Beethoven, German composer)
•     Seneca (Roman philosopher)
•     Sock-rates (Socrates, Greek philosopher)
•     Cleopawtra (Cleopatra, the last Pharaoh of Egypt)