Blue Lacy Dog Names

Introduction

The Blue Lacy dog breed (also known as the Texas Blue Lacy) is a gorgeous short haired breed that was developed in the heart of Texas. While their name seems to suggest that the dog only comes in a blue color, that is not the case. They can also have fur in shades of red, cream, and tricolor! This all-around utility dog has a great work ethic and can withstand both hot and cold climates, despite their short fur. If you own one of these dogs, then you know that their personality is very loyal and loving, with the tendency to create very tight bonds with their owners.

Blue Lacy Dog Names in Pop Culture

Featured Famous Dog with a Blue Lacy Name

Blue

Did you enjoy watching Nickelodeon as a kid? Or do you have kids that perhaps loved a few shows on that television network? If so, perhaps you have heard of Blue's Clues. This educational television series started in 1996 and was Nickelodeon's longest running show, lasting all the way until 2006 with a revive in 2018 (currently still running). There is no surprise that Blue's Clues was so popular, as it was one of the very first pre-school shows to incorporate American Sign Language into its content; most likely this highly contributed to the show's status of being "one of the most successful, critically acclaimed, and ground-breaking preschool television series of all time".

But perhaps what made the show so incredibly special and well loved, was the main character of the series, Blue, herself. Blue was a very smart dog whose fur was literally blue. With a light blue on the base and dark blue spots spattered around her body, Blue was not only cute, but also fun-loving and carefree. In fact, Blue is considered much smarter than most puppies that were portrayed in children's animated shows because she loved to read, learn, listen to music, and draw. Blue was even able to communicate with her owners, Steve and Joe, through barking! Although she went through each episode with these special gifts, Blue was still relatable to children because she acted like a typical dog in the way that she was energetic and playful, but could also still be angry or sad.

Overall, the premise in each episode was simple; the audience watched as Blue and her owner played a game of "Blue's Clues" where Steve would present the audience with a puzzle while Blue went and left blue paw prints on specific items that would help lead everyone to the conclusion. Sometimes, even Blue herself was used as a clue. While educational, Blue's Clues also showed children how wonderful it was to have a dog in their life, and how much fun can be had spending time with that dog. This adorable and engaging series is definitely one that will live on in the minds of the preschoolers who got to enjoy it, and thankfully, Nickelodeon continues the legacy with a current remake of the show for kids of this age. In short, if you are someone who loved (or loves) the Blue's Clues show, then"Blue" would definitely be an awesome option to choose for a Blue Lacy dog.

Blue Lacy Dog Name Considerations

As can be imagined, when it comes to choosing a name for your Blue Lacy, one of the biggest factors is going to be coat color. Of course, traditional Texan names could also be a great choice as that is where the breed was developed (perhaps even the classic and simple name of "Tex" for Texas would be awesome), but in this list, we focus strongly on coat color. For example, thanks to the "Blue" descriptor in this breed's name, monikers that describe all the varying colors of blue may be great options for this particular dog type. Say that you have a Blue Lacy with a very dark coat. A few excellent name choices may be "Navy", "Indigo", "Inky", or even "Violet" (as this is a shade of purple-blue). For those dogs with a lighter blue color, or even into the cream, you can choose names such as "Baby" (for Baby Blue), "Periwinkle", "Alice", or maybe even just "Blue". When it comes to the "Lace" part of this breed's name, there are more options available than you may have originally thought! Because there are many different types of lace, names such as "Lile", "Bissette", "Argentan", and "Torchon" are available.

Male Blue Lacy Dog Names

Votes	Name	Vote
0	Blue A straightforward, yet adorable name for a blue dog
0	Ao Japanese for "blue"
0	Azure A blue that is considered a variation of the color of the sky
0	Cerulean A color between cyan and blue
0	Cobalt Taken from the chemical of the same name, very bright
0	Indigo The blue that is known for being part of the rainbow
0	Navy A very dark blue
0	Periwinkle A color that is also a flower of the same name
0	Prussian A very deep blue commonly used for painting
0	Sky Inspired by the blue color of the sky
0	Steel A dark bluish-gray color
0	Turq Short for Turquoise
0	Viridian A blue-green pigment
0	Zaffre A deep blue color that is obtained by roasting cobalt ore
0	Blueberry A delicious dark blue berry
0	Inky Inspired by the color of blue ink
0	Midnight An extremely dark blue color
0	Gray Short for the gray-blue hues
0	Oxford The official blue color of Oxford University, hex code #002147
0	Crayola Inspired by the art brand that has many hues of blue for use
0	Bayeux Inspired by a pillow lace made in Bayeux, Normandy
0	Bobbin A cylinder or cone that holds thread for lacemaking
0	Limerick Embroidery or net lace
0	Mechlin The most supple of all linen laces with a very high value
0	Nottingham A term that includes all of the laces made by machine in Nottingham, England
0	Tatt Short for tatting, which is a knotted lace made with an oblong device that is held between the fingers
0	Torchon A very loose and coarse lace that is made on a bobbin
0	Teneriffe A pattern made up of spider-like wheels sewn together
0	Cluny Paddle and wheel pattern that resembles the same looseness of the Torchon
0	Argentan A hexagonal pattern that is created with a firmer and larger needle-point

Female Blue Lacy Dog Names

Votes	Name	Vote
0	Argentella An early Italian needle-point net lace
0	Antique A course, open bobbin made lace
0	Paris Short for Point de Paris which is a narrow pillow lace originally
0	Venetia Short for Venetian which is most commonly used for trimming slik dresses
0	Tulle A very dainty, colorful machine net that is soft and fluffy
0	Shadow A soft and thin cobweb like lace that is made of shadow material
0	Princesse A delicate and hand-wrought lace
0	Macrame A knotted lace in a geometric design
0	Lille A simple bobbin lace
0	Bissette An inexpensive and simple lace
0	Bondi A blue color inspired by the water at Bondi Beach in Australia
0	Maya A unique bright azure blue color made by the Mayans
0	Persia Short for Persian blue which comes in a light, medium, and dark tone
0	Aqua A greenish-blue color that is a variation of Cyan
0	Baby Inspired by Baby Blue, which is a pale shade of blue
0	Bluebell A type of flower and variation of blue
0	Violet A purple-blue that is also a flower
0	Ultramarine A deep blue that is made by grinding lapis lazuli into a powder
0	Tiffany A light robin egg blue color associated with Tiffany & Co.
0	Teal A dark greenish-blue hue
0	Sapphire A precious gem and saturated color of blue
0	Royal A very vivid and rich blue color
0	Iris A blue-violet color and flower of the same name
0	Cornflower A deep and vivid blue color as well as a gorgeous flower that is related to the knapweed
0	Cyan A color that is created by mixing green and blue light on a screen
0	Capri A deep shade of sky blue which is between cyan and azure
0	Alice A pale shade of azure that was favored by Alice Roosevelt Longworth
0	Azule Meaning "blue" in Spanish
0	Lady Elegant women who tend to love lace
0	Lacey Inspred by the "Lacy" part of this dog breed's name