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The 92 Best Brown Dog Names for 2019

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The 92 Best Brown Dog Names for 2019

Puppies and New Dogs
By Rover Staff

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Who doesn’t love a brown dog? From the classic chocolate Lab to the striking Newfoundland, the poodle, the fawn pug, the labradoodle, or any lovable mixed breed dog that landed a brown coat—they’re all sweet.

So how do you find a great name for your new brown dog? Consider size, look, and personality. This list has options to fit any dog, from a lovely Autumn to a strong Bear.

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Many of these dog names are quite unique, while others appear in the top 100 dog names. This is only the beginning, of course. Use your imagination, have fun, and be sure to check out our other dog name articles for more ideas. Their numbers here represent their relative popularity, not their actual rank and many of these names are gender-neutral.

The Best Brown Dog Names

Brown Dog Names by Popularity

  1. Penny
  2. Coco (a)
  3. Ginger
  4. Pepper
  5. Cookie
  6. Honey
  7. Bruno (brown bear)
  8. Moose
  9. Dusty
  10. Bean (Beans)
  11. Kona
  12. Hazel
  13. Winnie
  14. Peanut
  15. Chewy
  16. Sandy
  17. Mocha
  18. Pebbles
  19. Peaches
  20. Brandy
  21. Aspen
  22. Foxy
  23. Summer
  24. Sunny
  25. Guinness
  26. Amber
  27. Nugget
  28. Sierra
  29. Cinnamon
  30. Reese
  31. Pumpkin
  32. Snickers
  33. Bear
  34. Brownie
  35. Tootsie
  36. Autumn
  37. Cadbury
  38. Muffin
  39. Mochi
  40. Maple
  41. Oakley
  42. Biscuit
  43. Goldie
  44. Kahlua
  45. Cupcake
  46. Ember
  47. Whiskey
  48. Freckles
  49. Copper
  50. Canela (cinnamon in Spanish)
  51. Taffy
  52. Waffles
  53. Bourbon
  54. Timber
  55. Mango
  56. Sienna
  57. Java
  58. Nutmeg
  59. Truffles
  60. Caramel
  61. Pinto
  62. Chocolate
  63. Forest
  64. Bacon
  65. Bagel
  66. Fox
  67. Dunkin (as in doughnuts!)
  68. Chai
  69. Wookie
  70. Noodles
  71. Toffee
  72. Pancake

Brown Puppy in Green Grass

Other Brown Dog Names by Theme

  • Aruna (Hindi for “reddish brown”)
  • Buckwheat
  • Carob
  • Cashew
  • Cedar
  • Champagne
  • Cider
  • Cheddar
  • Chestnut
  • Coffee
  • Doughnut
  • Espresso
  • Fawn
  • Fudge
  • Graham (Cracker)
  • Henna
  • Oatmeal
  • Sundance
  • Tawny
  • Teak
  • Toast
  • Topaz

Do Brown Dogs Need a Themed Name?

Sure, a brown dog named Cocoa, Topaz, or Honey is pretty cute. But you don’t have to go that route. Some of the names on Rover’s list are inspired by your dog’s colour, but not all! You don’t have to give your new puppy a name that has anything to do with their coat if you don’t want to.

People Names for Dogs

Do you like the sound of a human baby name on a puppy? If so, you’re not alone. It used to be that most of us agreed on a good name for a dog. Fido, Rex, Lady: we expected generic choices. Now, however, you’re more likely to hear human names on dogs.

Our data shows that each year, dog owners increasingly turn to human names for their pets. This reflects the larger cultural trend that embraces dogs as full-on family members who deserve their own special place in our homes and hearts. Our dog love runs deep.

Dog Naming Advice

If you’re having trouble deciding, keep in mind that a great dog name can come from many different sources of inspiration, such as your favourite foods, books, celebrities, your heritage, or even dog breed history. For example, a chocolate Lab puppy might sport a water-inspired name like Ocean, while a Latin dog breed could carry a cute name like Coco.

Another consideration when choosing your dog’s name? Dog training. This is of particular importance for puppies. When you’re teaching your new dog to respond to commands like sit, stay, or come, you’ll want to be sure their name isn’t a source of confusion. In other words, avoid puppy names that sound like a common dog training cue, such as “Bit,” which could easily be misheard as “sit.”

Of course, what matters most is that the dog name you choose rolls off your tongue. The best names will make you happy. We’re fans of the “backdoor test” for dog name selection. It’s pretty much what it sounds like: stand at the back door and call out your new dog‘s potential name. Saying “Brownie, it’s time for dinner!” or “Chaco, leave it!” helps take the name out of your imagination and into reality.

More Dog Names

When it comes to ideas for excellent dog names, we’ve got you covered. Over the years, we’ve compiled plenty of names for you to peruse—and we keep our lists updated with new dog name data each year. You can also check out our list of unique dog names, or take a look at our list of Scottish dog names, and Irish names for dogs! Have fun, use your imagination, and if you need some more name inspiration, check out our Dog Name Generator!

Whether you rely on Rover.com for dog name inspiration, to gain insight into dog behaviour or for amazing dog boarding and walking services, we’ve got you covered!

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