Introduction
Dog Names that Start with F in Pop Culture
It's no surprise that dogs are really important in culture. They're not just in people's homes, protecting and accompanying their owners, but also in movies, books, TV shows, and theater productions. Maybe it's their big personalities, or maybe it's their furry faces, who knows? Whatever it is, the fact that dogs are everywhere makes for some pretty ironic, well-known dogs.
If there ever was a Pug that reflected just how charming, smart, and witty the breed can be, it's Frank the Pug from Men in Black. This particular Pug was small, straight-faced, deep-voiced (he spoke), and dressed in a white "I Love NY" hoodie. What makes it all the more hilarious is that the Pug was actually an alien in disguise. His mouth moved when he spoke, he was all personality, but he still scampered off and barked at cats like any other dog.
Another famous dog with a name that starts with an "F" is Flash, the Basset Hound from The Dukes of Hazard TV show, which aired from 1979 to 1985. Contrary to popular belief, Flash was a female, something that wasn't clarified until a while later. The dog that played Flash was named Sandy, and she is often described as a smart dog who would do anything for a wienie. She even had her own private dressing room, courtesy of actor James Best, better known as The Dukes of Hazard Sheriff, Roscoe P. Coltrane. After he wasn't given a girlfriend for the show, he demanded a dog be written in as his companion, and the rest is history. Flash became one of the most famous cast members, affectionately described as the lazy attack dog that rarely got up to actually do much of anything.
Meanwhile, Friday was the star of the 2009 film Hotel for Dogs. This Jack Russell Terrier essentially started the entire hotel by leading both Andi and Bruce to Georgia. This sweet, loving dog could do anything, even set himself loose when tied up, or lead an entire pack of dogs. If that's not amazing enough, all the dogs in the film had to be specially trained for stardom. That means careful selection went into the film, ensuring they chose dogs that showed the most potential to be on the big screen. That means Friday was not only this loving dog in a film, Friday was a charming dog in real life too, enough to make Hollywood executives want to invest time and money.
Dog Names that Start with F Considerations
When selecting a dog name, it's important to keep a few things in mind. Things like their personality, their appearance, their likes and dislikes, and even their skillset. No two dogs are ever alike, so a name should reflect each puppy differently. It should celebrate that particular dog.
For instance, perhaps your dog is extremely fast and enjoys running around the house, the yard, and the dog park. In order to be insanely fast, he's probably slender, short-haired, and athletic. Clearly, this is a very active dog, one that doesn't tire too easy. He'd be a great jogging companion, no matter how early in the morning it is. Using this information, you could name your dog after names that sound very speedster.
Something else to consider is their hobbies. All dogs have things they tend to do more often than others! Some dogs are adventurers at heart, and thrive on hikes, camping, fishing, and other outdoorsy activities. Meanwhile, other dogs just aren't like that. They might prefer to spend more time indoors, playing with their toys or the other pets in the home. These are dogs that prefer familiar spaces where they feel secure. They thrive on familiarity and social interaction more than anything else.
Male Dog Names that Start with F
Votes | Name | Vote |
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7 |
Franz
If he would pull off a scarf
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6 |
Fisher
If he's the best fishing companion you know
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5 |
Field
If he loves to be in one, usually sitting in the middle of a meadow somewhere
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5 |
Fritz
When a machine stops working properly
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5 |
Fahd
If he looks like a Persian prince
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4 |
Frodo
If you're a Lord of the Rings fan
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4 |
Fur-Ball
For the fuzzy buddy
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3 |
Furio
If he has a temper
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3 |
Fugsly
For the funny dog that is also ugly, but in a really cute way
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3 |
Floyd
For the serious pup
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3 |
Ford
For the dog that's always in his owner's truck
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3 |
Foster
If your dog is a banana lover
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2 |
Furman
If he has a lot of fur
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2 |
Fireball
For dogs with an orange/tan coat and a fiery temper
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2 |
Flannel
If your dog looks like a lumberjack
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2 |
Flint
For the dog that's quick to react
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1 |
Forrest
Because let's face it, that's probably his favorite place to explore
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1 |
Frosty
For dogs with white coats
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1 |
Frisco
A nickname for San Fran, and a small city in Texas
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1 |
Fang
If your dog looks like a wolf
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0 |
Fox
If he's sly and sneaky
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0 |
Fotis
It reminds you of Botis
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0 |
Freud
For the smart, intellectual dog
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0 |
Feliks
If he's totally artistic
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0 |
Fabio
For the dog with fabulous hair
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0 |
Felix
A very old school name
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-1 |
Fulk
Kind of like Hulk
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-2 |
Farquad
If you love Shrek
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-3 |
Frankie
Perfect for a cute, tiny dog
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-3 |
Flash
After The Dukes of Hazard dog
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Female Dog Names that Start with F
Votes | Name | Vote |
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7 |
FlufflePuff
Sounds like a Pokemon, right?
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6 |
Freedom
To celebrate moving out of your parent's house
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6 |
Fifi
If she's temperamental and small
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6 |
Ferrin
If you want an ancient sounding name, like Celtic
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6 |
Fannie
For the granny dogs
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6 |
Freida
For the art lovers
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5 |
Fizzgig
A Dark Crystal reference
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5 |
Friday
If she lives like everyday is Friday
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5 |
Fennel
Especially good for veggie lovers
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4 |
Fionne
If she's French
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3 |
Florida
If she loves the tropics
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3 |
Frannie
For the dog that's actually a granny at heart
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3 |
Fluffy
Does your dog look like a cotton ball?
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3 |
Fiesta
For those fiery tempered, party-having dogs
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3 |
Floof
If she's a bundle of fur with eyes
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3 |
Flora
If she is one with nature
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2 |
Florentine
After her favorite pasta
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2 |
Floss
Perfect for the dog with an amazing smile
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2 |
Fairy
If she's super tiny
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2 |
Fontaine
For those 1940 to 1950's vibes
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2 |
Flo
Progressive, anyone?
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1 |
Fawne
If she has super long legs, like a Greyhound
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1 |
Feta
For the dog that seems to laugh at everything, even the cheesy jokes
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-1 |
Fudge
If your dog is chubby, and brown, this might work!
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-1 |
Freckles
In case your dog has them!
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-2 |
FooFu
It's not a bunny, and it's not hopping through the forest
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-3 |
Fern
If she loves plants
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-3 |
Fortuna
If she's lucky
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-3 |
Fable
If she's shy and cute like a fairy tale character
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-3 |
France
For the fashionable dog that would rule Paris
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