Introduction
Dog Names Ending in go in Pop Culture
Are you a surfer? Mango from England sure is! This fun-loving Labrador Retriever from Cornwall has been riding the waves with her owner, Matt Slater since she was about two years old and she is good at it! You can typically find Matt and Mango at Holywell Bay Beach in Newquay, Cornwall where the waves can reach up to seven feet high.
At least every other weekend, Matt, who is a marine biologist, and Mango take to the waves with her riding on the end of the board steady as can be. In fact, she loves it so much; you can see her wagging her tail the whole time she is out there. Matt said that he decided to bring her out on his board because she kept following him into the ocean.
Although Matt only lets Mango surf on days that the waves are not too rough and limits her to about a half an hour, he never stops her from jumping on board when she wants to. In fact, she even surfs with Matt’s two children, 13-year-old Daisy, and 10-year-old Toby. If you ask her, Mango will tell you that she was born to surf.
Another famous Mango is Mango the Chorkie, which is an adorable blend of Chihuahua and Yorkshire Terrier. Mango was found by a passing motorist on the side of the road in Fort Worth, Texas and was apparently hit by a vehicle. The police were called in to help, and the officer tried to coax her out of the ditch, but she would not come. When he got to her, he realized she probably could not come because of her injuries.
Mango was rushed to an animal hospital where they found that her back was broken in three places and her back legs just did not work. She seemed friendly enough, so they placed her in a shelter to recover and find a home. However, after a certain amount of days, the shelter euthanizes dogs that don’t get adopted, and Mango was on the short list.
When "Emma’s Cleft Palate Chihuahua Rescue" saw that she was in danger of being put down, they took her and trained her to be a therapy dog because of her love for life. Soon she was spotted by Judy Walter, a military veteran who had adopted from there before. In 2014, Mango went to live with Judy and her four other Yorkies.
The little pooch tried so hard to keep up with her furry siblings, but she couldn’t because of her back legs. So, Judy got a wheelchair from "Ruff Rollin’ Wheelchairs for Dogs," and she loved it! In fact, it was so popular on her Facebook page that she began a fundraising project for people who cannot afford wheels for their furbabies.
Dog Name Ending in go Considerations
When considering a moniker for your new fur buddy, there are some things you can do to make it easier. For example, think about your dog’s breed. If you have a Spanish breed like the Papillon or the Bichon Frise, you could try a Spanish name like Montego or Amigo and if you have a Mexican pooch like a Chihuahua, how about the name Diego or Gringo? You could also choose your pup’s title by their appearance, selecting a tag such as Hugo, Durango, or Largo for that giant canine or Indigo for a blue pupster like a Blue Heeler. If you have a mixed-breed dog, how about Farrago, which is Latin for blend or mix?
Pop culture is another place to look for a moniker for your pooch. What about the characters of your favorite movie, book, or game? There's many out there to choose from. For instance, Bingo is popular for the old folk song B-I-N-G-O and the title of a 1991 film about a circus dog. If you are a fan of music, you may like Ringo for the singer and former drummer of “The Beatles.” And Diego is a cartoon character on the cute animated series, “Dora the Explorer.” Tango and Fandango are both fun names for a pooch if you are a fan of dancing.
Male Dog Names Ending in go
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Hugo
Italian for large and great for a big pup
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Bingo
B-I-N-G-O, and Bingo was his name-o
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Amigo
Means friend in Spanish and great for any pooch
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Dingo
Cute title for a wild fur baby
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-1 |
Rodrigo
Germanic and Old English for powerful
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Largo
A Spanish word meaning tall and good for a big pup
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Ringo
A singer and was the drummer for “The Beatles”
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Diego
Perfect for a Mexican dog breed like the Chihuahua
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Mundungo
Spanish word for talking gibberish
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-1 |
Congo
Super name for an African dog breed like the Basenji or the African Hairless Dog
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-1 |
Jingo
One who is aggressive and great for a watchdog
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Wendigo
Awesome name for a large doggo
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Durango
For the big, strong dog
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Bongo
Cute name for a dog who likes loud noises
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Mongo
African-Yoruban word meaning famous
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Gringo
Wonderful name for a Mexican dog
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-1 |
Lumbago
For that pooch who is a pain in your back
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-1 |
Drago
Italian, Slavic, and Old English for dragon
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-1 |
Montego
Spanish word meaning mountainous
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Embargo
Great name for a pup who needs rules
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Serpigo
In Medieval Latin this means ‘to creep’
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Farrago
Latin for a mixture and cute name for a mixed breed doggo
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Undergo
To experience or endure in Old English
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Arrigo
Germanic and Italian for warrior
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Dogo
Means little in African and perfect for a petite pooch
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Mulogo
African name meaning wizard
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Santiago
Spanish name for fierce protector
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Uggo
Italian and Spanish for my heart
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Oringo
African name for one who enjoys hunting
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Kingo
Japanese for gold and great name for a gold dog
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Female Dog Names Ending in go
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Doggo
A variation of dog and cute name for any pup
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Margo
Means pearl in Greek and excellent for a white dog
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Tango
Fun title for a poochie who likes to dance
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Ergo
Means consequently in Old English
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Chicago
A popular city in Illinois and cute name for a dog
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Mango
Cute name for an orange or yellow dog
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Sandiego
For that beautiful city in California
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Rubigo
Means rust or red and perfect for a red dog
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Fandango
Great moniker for a Spanish dog or one who likes to dance
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Pongo
Fun name for a fun doggo
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Ego
Adorable name for the dog who knows how cute they are
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Sango
Japanese for coral and cute for an orange pup
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Logo
For that pooch who means something to you
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Ginkgo
A Chinese fruit tree and fun name for a Chinese pup
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Lingo
In Latin, this means a form of speech or language
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Amargo
Old Greek word meaning unfading flower
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Masago
Means sand in Japanese and great for a tan or beige dog
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Pingo
Cute name for a petite pooch
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Vertigo
Fun name for a dog that seems a bit dizzy
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Cargo
Super for that fur buddy who goes everywhere with you
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Mingo
Latin word meaning belonging to God
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Vino
A low-cost wine and great name for a red pup
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Prengo
Portuguese word meaning friend
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Indigo
A terrific name for a blue dog like the Blue Heeler
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Virgo
Latin name for pure or virgin maiden
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Flamingo
An awesome name for a tall doggo
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Pogo
Great for a bouncy pooch
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-1 |
Marengo
A village in Italy and great name for an Italian doggo
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Gogo
Fun moniker for a pup who likes to go places
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Hidalgo
A member of nobility in Spain and awesome for a Spanish pooch
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