Introduction
Dog Names that Start with 'Ph' in Pop Culture
The plot of Wishbone followed the life of a Jack Russell Terrier with the name "Wishbone". This awesome dog lives with his owner Joe Talbot and he often daydreams about being the main characters from famous stories in literature, such as Joan of Arc or Robin Hood. Wishbone is a bookworm of a dog and quite intelligent, fully capable of drawing parallels between what happens in the stories he likes to daydream about and what is actually happening in his real life. This makes for a very interesting show as viewers get to watch while Wishbone learns a lesson through books that can help him solve his problems in real life. Not only does this entertain, but it also does a great job of encouraging the importance of reading literature.
Our spotlight dog, Phoebe, was one of five Jack Russell Terriers who portrayed Wishbone. The others were dubbed Soccer, Shiner, Slugger, and Bear. A few of these names most likely come from the fact that appearance of Wishbone is a short-haired, white Jack Russell Terrier with brown spots; one that is directly on his eye (thus names like Shiner and Soccer). Although we don't know much about why Phoebe was chosen to portray Wishbone, it may have been for many reasons such as if she were more lovely than the boys, or perhaps if she could perform a certain trick more efficiently. Whatever the reason may be, there is no doubt that it's a good thing she was chosen as she got to add to a wonderful character that many love and remember!
If you have a Jack Russell Terrier that reminds you of Wishbone, perhaps you could consider calling her Phoebe in honor of the dog behind the dog. It is a cute, simple, yet unique name that has a positive and upbeat meaning. Even if you do not have a Jack Russell Terrier specifically, the moniker Phoebe is definitely a wonderful option to consider.
Dog Name that Starts with 'Ph' Considerations
Male Dog Names that Start with 'Ph'
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Phineas
“Oracle” English
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Phillip
“Lover of horses” Old Greek
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Phone
A communication device
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Pheland
Celtic “descendant of Faolán”
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Phelim
Irish for "beauty, forever good"
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Phelix
Latin “lucky, happy, successful”
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Phelipe
Old Greek “friend of horses”
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Phenice
Old English for “phoenix”
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Phex
English for “kind man”
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Phelps
Olympic Gold medalist swimmer
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Phallon
“Ruler’s grandson” in Irish
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Phanes
Old Greek for “revealer”
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Pharis
Irish for “heroic man”
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Pheakdei
Cambodian for “loyalty”
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Photius
Old Greek for “scholarly man”
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Phomello
African for “successful man”
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Phocas
“Seal” like the animal, Latin
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Phiran
Cambodian for “rain”
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Phire
“One who burns brightly” Armenian
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Phin
“Oracle” Hebrew
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Phila
“Beloved” in Old Greek
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Philander
Old Greek for “lover of mankind”
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Philart
Old Greek “lover of virtue”
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Philbert
“Much brightness” Germanic
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Philetos
Old Greek for “a collector”
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Philemon
“Only friend; beloved” in French
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Philmore
“Well-known” Germanic
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Philo
Old English for “strongly beloved”
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Philomenes
“Lover of strength” Old Greek
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Philopoimen
Lover of flocks” Old Greek
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Female Dog Names that Start with 'Ph'
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Phoebe
Greek name meaning "bright one"
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Phebe
“Bright, pure” English
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Philodendron
Greek name originating from Latin, means "lover of trees"
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Phaedra
Another Greek name that means "bright"
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Phaelyn
“Sapphire” in Thai
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Phenyo
African for "victory"
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Pheriche
A Nepal village
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Pheya
A cute name with an unknown origin and meaning
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Philadelphia
A city in Pennsylvania
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Philippa
Female version of "Phillip"
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Phyllis
A Greek name meaning "leafy foliage; green bough"
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Philoma
Short for Philomena
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Philomena
Greek name meaning "lover of strength"
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Philyra
The name of three different characters in Greek mythology, means "linden tree"
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Phoenix
A mythological bird that can catch itself on fire
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Phraya
Inspired by the Chao Phraya, a river in Thailand
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Phronsie
A nickname for the Greek name Sophronia, meaning "sensible"
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Phylicia
Greek for "fortunate"
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Phylicity
Variant spelling for "Felicity" meaning luck, good fortune"
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Phae
Old Greek for “bright”
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Phan
Asian for “one who shares with others"
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Phanya
Old Greek for “crowned”
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Phayre
“Light-haired” English
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Pheara
Old Greek for “one who loves music"
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Phelia
Old Greek “help, profit; serpent”
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Phelicia
Latin for “lucky, happy, successful"
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Phenice
American for “one who enjoys life"
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Philantha
“Lover of flowers” Old Greek
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Philease
Old Greek for “a loving woman”
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Philine
Old Greek for “friend"
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