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Toy Dog Names, Toy Male or Female Dog Names, Page 2

# Name Meaning Gender Origin
51 Peewee Unisex
52 Penny English diminutive of Penelope; the deeper Greek etymology is uncertain Female English / Greek
53 Peppy Unisex
54 Picasso Unisex
55 Pico Unisex
56 Pierre Stone Male Greek
57 Pinky For Pinky Lee, the painting, and the color of her nose Unisex English
58 Poco Little. Unisex English
59 Popcorn Corn that when heated forms white edible puffs. Unisex English
60 Posy He will enlarge Female Hebrew
61 Precious Loved Female English
62 Raisin Unisex
63 Ruby English gemstone name, ultimately from Latin rubeus, 'red' Female English / Latin
64 Sasha Defending men Unisex Greek
65 Sassy Lively and spirited Unisex English
66 Scarlet Scarlet Female English
67 Shorty Of less than average size Unisex English
68 Skeeter Unisex
69 Skipper Master of a Ship Male American English
70 Sky Sky Unisex Norse
71 Smiley Unisex
72 Smudge A blotch or smear Unisex English
73 Snickers A brand of candy bar. Unisex English
74 Snookums Unisex
75 Snuggles To curl up closely, cuddle Unisex English
76 Spanky Unisex
77 Sparky Animated, lively. Unisex English
78 Squeakers Unisex
79 Squeaky Unisex
80 Sugar A sweet powder from sugar cane. Slang for sweetheart. Female English
81 Sunny Bright with sunlight; cheerful in figurative use Unisex English word and nickname
82 Taffy Beloved Female Welsh
83 Tinkerbell Unisex
84 Tiny Extremely small Unisex English
85 Toni Abbreviation Of Antonia And Antoinette. Female Latin
86 Treasure Precious possession Unisex English
87 Trinket Unisex
88 Truffles Ball shaped chocolate Unisex English
89 Twinkie A cream filled cake. Unisex English
90 Vegas Unisex
91 Vienna White Female English
92 Wiggles Unisex
93 Winky Unisex
94 Zippy Unisex

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are popular toy dog names?

Popular toy dog names include Pixie, Button, Tinkerbell, Peanut, Bijou, Princess, Coco, and Teddy. These names suit the petite size and adorable charm of toy breed puppies.

Which breeds are considered toy dogs?

Toy breeds include Chihuahuas, Yorkshire Terriers, Pomeranians, Toy Poodles, Maltese, Shih Tzus, Papillons, and Cavalier King Charles Spaniels. These breeds typically weigh under 12 pounds.

Should toy dogs have small-sounding names?

Not necessarily. While names like Pixie and Button suit their size, toy dogs with big personalities can carry bold names like Titan or Rex with hilarious charm. Choose a name that fits their personality, not just their size.

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