There is an abundance of dog names for anyone who is a fan of Celtic heritage, culture, or language that offers a nod to these ancient people who left their mark on Ireland, Scotland, and the countryside around them.
Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Cornwall, the Isle of Man, and Brittany are among the ‘Celtic countries.’ These regions have a rich history, beautiful countryside, and a variety of breeds of native dogs related to the area.
If you bring home an Irish setter, a Welsh corgi, Brittany terrier, or any of a variety of other breeds from this part of the world, then it will most likely be a suitable choice to call a Celtic dog!
Centered on the ancient people’s language or heritage, give consideration to these top Celtic dog names. In several cases, to help you find a name that is rich in both history and meaning, we have provided a general description of Celtic words.
Happy searching!
Interesting Celtic Dog Names
- Lavena
- Edna
- Druce
- Gildas
- Ardena
- Andraste
- Orin
- Gitta
- Arela
- Sativola
- Alys
- Melville – leader
- Finnbar
- Nyle
- Jenny – white wave
- Cahal
- Devin – poet
- Donella
- Kennocha
- Kayne
- Anwell
- Pert – from the bush or from the thicket
- Isolda- fair
- Ewyn
- Lir
- Beatha
- Eghan
- Anghus
- Aod
- Aleen – fair
- Brendt
- Aithne
- Iona- from the king’s island
- Merlin – from the hill over the sea
- Cordelia
- Grania- love
- Carmel
- Aina – joy
- Gwenneth – blessed
- Malvyn
- Leigh
- Mabon
- Berta – splendid
- Aife – warrior woman
- Bredon
- Carey
- Becan
- Cinnie
- Evelina
- Condan
- Enid
- Neale
Great Celtic Dog Names
- Bridgette – strong
- Brienne
- Arawn
- Eisha
- Macklin
- Boden
- Bran
- Neese
- Joyce
- Attie
- Keelin
- Kelvin
- Genevieve
- Barra
- Owyn
- Gwendolin
- Iden
- Karney
- Doreena
- Dewain
- Cedric
- Gitta – strong
- Ginessa
