Enjoy this list of some of our favorite yuletide-themed names.
Found or adopted your dog this Christmas and looking for great Christmas dog names? A name is a significant part of a dog’s personality. A name can have meaning or it can tell a story about the dog. Where and when it was found can have an impact, so picking a similarly as impacting name is essential.
We’ve compiled a list of our favorite Christmas dog names based off of the weather, popular Christmas locations, meaningful Christmas terms, and more.
Our Favorite Christmas Dog Names
- Alba – bright white
- Alpine
- Angel
- Antler
- Aspen
- Aubin – French for “snow”
- Baby
- Balthasar (one of the wisemen)
- Bell
- Bert (From It’s a Wonderful Life)
- Beth
- Bethlehem
- Bianca – means white
- Blanc – French for white
- Blessing
- Blitzen
- Blizzard
- Boots
- Brandy
- C.D. (Christmas Dog)
- Candle
- Candy
- Carol
- Caspar (One of the Wiseman)
- Charity
- Charlie Brown
- Cheer
- Christmas
- Cinnamon
- Claus
- Comet
- Cratchett
- Crimson
- Cupid
- Dancer
- David
- Donner
- Douglas Fir
- Drummer (Boy)
- Ebenezer
- Elden (means Elf)
- Elf
- Emmanuel
- Ernie (From It’s a Wonderful Life)
- Fir
- Forest
- Frostine
- Frosty
- Fudge
- Gabriel
- Gift
- Ginger
- Glitter
- Gloria
- Gold
- Holly
- Holly
- Hope
- Icelynn
- Icicle
- Igloo
- Ivory
- Ivy
- Jack
- Jack Frost
- Jingle
- Joesph
- Joy
- Kringle
- Kris
- Lacy
- Lucia – Saint of Christmas
- Midnight
- Mittens
- Mr. Jingles
- Naz
- Nicholas
- Noel
- Nutmeg
- Pecan
- Prancer
- Robin – A winter bird
- Rudolph
- Snowball
- Snowy
- Sparkle
- Spirit
- Starlight
- Stocking
- Stormy
- Sugar Plumb
- Tinsel
- Tiny Tim
- Twinkle
- Vixen
- Wenceslas (good king went out on the feast of Stephen)
- Winter
- Wish
- Yule (English name meaning Born at Christmas)
- Zuzu (From It’s a Wonderful Life)
