Introduction
White English Bulldog Names in Pop Culture
One day Mr. Blasco was driving on the back roads around an hour north of Panama City, Fla. when he spotted a beautiful little church snuggled in the woods. A pick up truck sat in its drive and in the bed of the truck he spotted a magnificent White English Bulldog. He turned around and pulled in the drive to get a better look at the dog. Just as he got out of the car a redheaded woman about 60 years old came out of the church and headed towards him and introduced herself as Mrs. Edwards.
"Don't try to pet the dog, That's Blue." she said. "He'll rip your arm off."
He told her he'd actually stopped to admire her dog and explained to her that he liked to collect stories about White English Bulldogs and asked her if she knew any. She said she had a great one about her own dog Blue, a muscle-bound block headed guy who weighed at least 130 pounds.
Mrs. Edwards had a daughter-in-law Sherry , a young mother who lived alone with her children while Mrs. Edwards son, Taylor, was deployed in Iraq. Sherry told her that she'd seen a strange man two days in a row, in two different places, watching her and the kids and it disturbed her. Mrs. Edwards suggested she keep Blue with her for a few days and Sherry agreed.
When Sherry had a doctor's appointment in Panama City she took Blue and the kids with her. Mrs. Edwards had told Sherry to just leave Blue in the car with the windows down and a Big Gulp full of water and a straw so she did. It was late when she finished with the doctor and came out to nearly deserted parking lot. Sherry opened the back door and busied herself putting the kids in their car seats.
Suddenly a white van pulled up, blocking her in. The door slid open and Sherry was snatched by the hair on her head and pulled in the van. It was the man who had been watching her.
Blue would have none of that. He flew across the kids and into the van, attacking Sherry's kidnapper. He injured the man so badly he was in hospital for two weeks.
Mr. Blasco couldn't swear the story was true but having met Blue, he's willing to bet it was.
White English Bulldog Name Considerations
These canines were bred as farm dogs who guarded both the livestock and the people. This attitude comes naturally to White English Bulldogs and rarely has to be taught. They are naturally wary of strangers but will follow your lead when it comes to dealing with them. This dog enjoys plenty of exercise. Sports names like Jogger and Hunter are often in the running. A White English Bulldog is a strong animal who likes to keep busy. A name with some action in it suits them well.
Male White English Bulldog Names
Votes | Name | Vote |
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Axel
It means father of peace
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Ace
Number one
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1 |
Casper
After the friendly ghost
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1 |
Sarge
An army leader
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1 |
Tyson
After boxer Mike Tyson
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1 |
Capone
An infamous Chicago gangster
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1 |
Anvil
A blacksmith's tool
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1 |
Maximus
The greatest
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1 |
Charles
A name fit for a king
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1 |
Denali
The highest mountain in North America
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1 |
Blizzard
A big snowstorm
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1 |
Turbo
Moves very fast
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-1 |
Duke
A leader of men
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-1 |
Tonka
Popular brand of toy trucks
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-1 |
T-Bone
A tasty piece of meat
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-1 |
Hammer
A hard working tool
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-1 |
Chomper
One who chomps
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-1 |
Dudley
An Old English name that means the people's meadow
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-1 |
Diesel
Full of energy and power
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-1 |
Thunder
A loud noise following lightning
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-1 |
Meatloaf
After the singer
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-1 |
Gilbert
It means bright desire
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-1 |
Tank
A large, armored vehicle
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-1 |
Gator
Short for alligator
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-1 |
Bono
The lead singer of the band U2
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-1 |
Toro
Spanish for bull
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-1 |
Captain
A leader of men
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-1 |
Brando
After actor Marlon Brando
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-1 |
Jed
For Jed Clampett
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-1 |
Zeppo
After the Marx brother
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-1 |
Winston
It means joyful stone
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Female White English Bulldog Names
Votes | Name | Vote |
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Petunia
A pretty flower
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0 |
Blanca
It means white
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0 |
Scarlett
For Miss Scarlett O'hara
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Pearl
A jewel
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0 |
Miss Dixie
A southern miss
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0 |
Stella
As in Stella Dubois in Streetcar Named Desire
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0 |
Blodwen
It means white flower
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0 |
Honeysuckle
A fragrant flower
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0 |
Snow White
After the fairy tale
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0 |
Bonnie
It means pretty
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0 |
Diamond
A precious jewel
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0 |
Maizie
It means pearl
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0 |
China
It means grace
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0 |
Cloudy
For the white coat
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0 |
Hannah
This also means grace
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0 |
Shasta
Can mean teacher; after the daisy
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Aibhe
A legendary female warrior
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Ivory
Like in elephant tusks
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Daisy
A pretty flower
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Big Bertha
A big light
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Cher
After the singer
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Mae
For Mae West
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Ladybird
After Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson
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Snowball
Perfect for a White English Bulldog
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Casey
It means alert and watchful
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Winter
It's their season
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Sugar
This is sweet
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0 |
Lollipup
A play on the word lollipop
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Faline
Irish for in charge
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Bailey
An Old English name
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0 |
Stella
Star
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