Introduction
Dog Names that Start with Sir and Miss in Pop Culture
When we think of the name “Sir George,” we’re definitely in an English state of mind. We’re certainly not imagining an American mall out in midwestern Iowa. But that’s where you’ll find this adorable two-year-old English Bulldog. His owner, Karen McGaffey, says she gave him his name because of two things: a Looney Tunes episode and his breed.
Since we’re discussing dog names, and she’s offered her thoughts behind the name “Sir George,” we thought this was the perfect information to share. McGaffey recalls a cartoon abominable snowman grabbing Daffy Duck and saying, “I will name him George, and I will hug him and pet him and squeeze him.” Evidently, she connected to the line and understood the desire to love an animal, to hold it tight, and to never want to let it go. The best part is that when she discovered his English breed, she knew what the heritage called for. She quickly dubbed her fur baby with the honorary title of “Sir.”
Like we stated before, you can find Sir George at the mall. Specifically, you can discover his friendly soul at McGaffey’s business, The Chop Shop Salon, in the Marshalltown Mall. Usually, Sir George simply chills out and occasionally visits with clients that stop by for a haircut. This Bulldog is even quite a walking advertisement. People in the mall are lured into The Chop Shop because, well, who doesn’t get excited over a dog in the midst of shops. He’s great with people of all ages, and many come to the mall to exercise and get their Sir George fix.
McGaffey never planned to bring her online rescue pup to her salon, but after a surgery, McGaffey had to bring him to work so that she could keep an eye on him as he recovered. The habit just kind of stuck. And Melissa “Jersey” Marks, a direct care professional, is so glad McGaffey applied for his therapy dog certification and that the Bulldog is around for her own clients.
Marks loves how great Sir George gets along with people who have disabilities, as well as those who are veterans with PTSD. She sees that even though her clients can be a little fearful or cautious at first, all quickly warm up to McGaffey and her lovable, four-legged stud. Everyone enjoys coming in for a haircut and bringing carrots, Sir George’s favorite snack.
Sir George cheers hearts Monday through Friday at the salon. McGaffey says he’s charming in the mall, but he certainly gets into his fair share of trouble at home. Happy Terrible (and wonderful) Twos, Sir George!
Dog Name that Starts with Sir and Miss Considerations
If you’re looking for a name that will just cheer your soul on a regular basis, you should try some dog names that start with Sir and Miss. We’re serious. Something about those prefixes just makes your good ole boy or girl extra special and endearing. Can you handle more cuteness? As you walk in the door or call out into the yard, that regal name just makes you laugh. More than likely, your doggo begs for treats, rolls around in the grass, chases bugs and birds, and even howls at the moon. If you say, “Oh, that’s just Sir Wiggins being Sir Wiggins,” that playful spirit combined with his fancy name brings a smile to all. If you say, “That’s my little Miss Kissy doing her thing,” we all giggle a little bit more. Sir and Miss take a dog name to the next level.
Honestly, we treasure our dogs, so it’s fitting that we’d make them feel so important. They are the kings and queens of our hearts, after all! But they’re territorial of their land and walk with great confidence. They deserve an honorary tag! Check out our name guide below. You might like “Sir Mo,” “Sir Jarvis,” “Miss Fluffy,” or “Miss America.” You might also try the prefixes Lord, Lady, Madame, and Duchess.
Male Dog Names that Start with Sir and Miss
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Sir Cecil
After Sir Henry Richard Amherst Cecil, a British horse trainer
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Sir Galahad
One of the knights of the Round Table in King Arthur legend
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-1 |
Sir Francis Bacon
After the English philosopher/essayist; dogs love bacon as well
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-1 |
Sir Gawain
Of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight
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-1 |
Sir Lancelot
One of the knights of the Round Table in King Arthur legend
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-1 |
Sir Kay
One of the knights of the Round Table in King Arthur legend
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-1 |
Sir Lamorak
One of the knights of the Round Table in King Arthur legend
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-1 |
Sir Lucan
One of the knights of the Round Table in King Arthur legend
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-1 |
Sir Breunor
In King Arthur legend, saved Guinevere from an escaped lion
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-1 |
Sir Bigs
Reflective of Big Sir of DC Comics
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-1 |
Sir Snappy
If he’s feisty and even physically snappy
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-1 |
Sir Barker
If he’s a barker for sure
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-1 |
Sir Wiggles
If he’s a little wiggle worm
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-1 |
Sir Furry
If he’s quite fluffy in appearance
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-1 |
Sir Droolio
A play on the name “Coolio” but with emphasis on “drool”
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-1 |
Sir Mo
After gold medalist Sir Mohamed Muktar Jama “Mo” Farah
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-1 |
Sir Squishy
If he’s chubby and adorable
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-1 |
Sir Cooper
After English heavyweight boxer Sir Henry Cooper
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-1 |
Sir Wiggins
After British cyclist Sir Bradley Marc Wiggins; like “wiggles”
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-1 |
Sir Kibble
For his love of his daily kibble
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-1 |
Sir Cotton
After Sir Thomas Henry Cotton, a professional English golfer
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-1 |
Sir Jarvis
After Sir John “Jack” Layton Jarvis, a British horse trainer
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-1 |
Sir Spots-A-Lot
If he has a lot of spots all over his coat
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-1 |
Sir Snookums
If he’s a sweetheart
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-1 |
Sir Licky
If he loves to lick your face, hands, arms, and legs
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-1 |
Sir Faldo
After Sir Nicholas Alexander Faldo, an English pro golfer
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-1 |
Sir Walker
If he loves his afternoon walks more than anything
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-1 |
Sir Dingle
After Graeme Dingle, a New Zealand mountaineer
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-1 |
Sir Suckling
After the poet, Sir John Suckling; if he’s a miniature baby dog
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-1 |
Sir Wyatt
After the poet, Sir Thomas Wyatt
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Female Dog Names that Start with Sir and Miss
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Miss Muffet
After the gal who sat on a tuffet and was afraid of spiders
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1 |
Miss Marple
After Agatha Christie’s fictional crime novel character, Jane
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-1 |
Miss Munchies
If she’s always hungry and has the munchies
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-1 |
Miss Sassy Pants
If she’s got quite a sassy little personality
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-1 |
Miss Indy
Short for Miss Independent
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-1 |
Miss Mopey
If she’s relaxed and has floppy ears with a sad pout
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-1 |
Miss America
If she is talented, well-spoken, beautiful, and likes dog dresses
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-1 |
Miss Pawla
A play on the name “Paula” but with an emphasis on “paw”
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-1 |
Miss Mockingbird
If she mocks you when you talk to her or walks everywhere you do
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-1 |
Miss Kissy
If she loves attacking you with sweet puppy kisses
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-1 |
Miss Havisham
After the Charles Dickens wedding-dress-loving character
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-1 |
Miss Fluffy
If she’s chubby and adorable
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-1 |
Miss Moneypenny
After M’s secretary in James Bond
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-1 |
Miss Molly
Little Richard sang about her
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-1 |
Miss Piggy
If she’s a nearly pink diva and snorts like a piggy
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-1 |
Miss Swiss
A reversal of Swiss Miss, the hot chocolate mix
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-1 |
Miss Belly
If she enjoys belly rubs
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-1 |
Miss Bliss
After that beloved Saved by the Bell teacher
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-1 |
Miss Peregrine
After Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children
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-1 |
Miss Congeniality
“Miss Geni” for short; common award for friendly, well-liked
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-1 |
Miss Wags-A-Lot
If she wags her tail non-stop
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-1 |
Miss Priss
If she’s fancy and spoiled
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-1 |
Miss Universe
After the worldwide beauty pageant
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-1 |
Miss Understood
If your dog is often misunderstood
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-1 |
Miss May
If she’s born in May, or simply because this alliteration works
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-1 |
Miss Maisy
After the song by Willie “Big Eyes” Smith
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-1 |
Miss Trouble
From the Little Miss characters, “Little Miss Trouble”
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-1 |
Miss Dotty
From the Little Miss characters, “Little Miss Dotty”
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-1 |
Miss Prim
From the Little Miss characters, “Little Miss Prim”
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-1 |
Miss Magpie
If she’s black (almost blue) and white like a magpie
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