Boston Terrier Names - Page 2
Updated: October 06, 2023
| Name | Reason to Choose |
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| Chowder | Named after a famous dish from Boston |
| Clooney | A reference to Hollywood's George Clooney, a favorite among Boston's movie-loving residents |
| Cobbler | A sweet name, reminiscent of the classic New England dessert |
| Cod | Referring to Cape Cod, a popular vacation spot near Boston |
| Copley | Reminiscent of Copley Square, a vibrant area in Boston's Back Bay |
| Count | A fun and quirky name, just like the personality of Boston Terriers |
| Dainty | A sweet name for a delicate Boston Terrier |
| Dapper | Boston Terriers are known for their dapper, tuxedo-like coats |
| Dayak | The name is unique and short, a perfect fit for a small breed like Boston Terriers |
| Doodle | A cute name for a artistic, playful Boston Terrier |
| Dot | Nickname for the Dorchester neighborhood of Boston |
| Duchess | A regal name for a breed with a proud stance |
| Duckling | Inspired by the famous 'Make Way for Ducklings' statue in Boston |
| Dunkin | Named after the famous coffee chain that originated in Massachusetts |
| Dusky | A reference to Boston terriers' dark fur which is mostly black |
| Easton | This name is a nod to East Boston where the breed was first developed |
| Edgar | A classic name, also referencing Edgar Allan Poe, a Boston-born writer |
| Ember | A fiery name for a Boston Terrier with a lively spirit |
| Esplanade | A popular park in Boston |
| Faneuil | Named after Faneuil Hall, a historic site and a well-known marketplace in Boston |
| Fenway | Named after Fenway Park, home of the Boston Red Sox |
| Franklin | A tribute to Benjamin Franklin, a famous Bostonian |
| Freedom | An homage to the Freedom Trail, a historical path in Boston |
| Garden | Boston's TD Garden is home to the Celtics and Bruins |
| Gizmo | A fun name for a Boston Terrier with a curious nature |
| Gritty | A name that reflects the Boston Terrier's tenacious and determined nature |
| Hancock | A tribute to John Hancock, a prominent patriot of the American Revolution from Boston |
| Harbor | Named after the famous Boston Harbor |
| Harvard | This name reflects Boston's intellectual side, as it's the site of the famous university |
| Havard | One of the most prestigious universities in Boston |
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Musical Names
| Name | Description |
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| Allegro | In music, this term means 'quick and lively' |
| Bass | A term often used to refer to lower musical pitches. Could suit a larger Boston Terrier |
| Beethoven | Named after the famous composer Ludwig van Beethoven |
| Cadence | A sequence of notes or chords that brings an end to a musical phrase |
| Capo | A device used on the neck of a stringed instrument to shorten the playable length of the strings, hence raising the pitch |
| Coda | A term used in music to signify the end. Perfect for the newest or last addition to the family |
| Concerto | A classical music composition typically composed in three parts or movements |
| Crescendo | A term used in music to describe a gradual increase in volume. Perfect for a dog that is growing! |
| Forte | This musical term means 'strong' in Italian |
| Harmony | Emphasizes the pleasing arrangement of elements in music |
| Lyric | A perfect choice for a dog that loves to 'sing' |
| Maestro | This term is used for a distinguished musician, especially a conductor of classical music |
| Melody | For a dog that brings a pleasant tune to your life |
| Mozart | Reflects the elegance and sophistication of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's music |
| Octave | For a dog that brings a full range of emotion into your life, just like the eight notes in a musical scale |
| Opera | In tribute to the art form that combines singing, acting, and music |
| Prelude | An introductory piece of music. Appropriate for a first pet |
| Quaver | A term referring to an eighth note. Could fit a smaller or more energetic Boston Terrier |
| Rhapsody | An effusively enthusiastic or ecstatic expression of feeling |
| Sonata | For a dog that brings rhythm and structure to your life, much like this musical composition |
| Symphony | A long piece of music for orchestra, typically in four movements |
| Tempo | In music, tempo is the speed or pace of a given piece. It could reflect your dog's pace of life |
| Treble | A musical term referring to higher pitches. Could fit a smaller dog well |
| Viola | Named after a string instrument, for a dog that is both sweet and striking |
| Vocal | Perfect for a Boston Terrier who isn't afraid to express themselves |
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Famous Fictional Characters
| Name | Description |
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| Ahab | This name suits a Boston Terrier with a determined and relentless personality, inspired by the captain from 'Moby-Dick' |
| Atticus | Inspired by the noble character from 'To Kill a Mockingbird', this name is suitable for a wise and gentle Boston Terrier |
| Bilbo | Perfect for a little Boston Terrier with a brave heart, just like the hobbit from Middle Earth |
| Darcy | A name for Boston Terriers with a dignified and aloof attitude, inspired by the gentleman in 'Pride and Prejudice' |
| Eowyn | Ideal for a Boston Terrier that is fearless and strong, like the 'Lord of the Rings' character |
| Frodo | This name suits a brave and loyal Boston Terrier, taking after the hobbit from J.R.R. Tolkien's trilogy |
| Gandalf | A suitable name for a wise and mysterious Boston Terrier, in honor of the wizard from 'Lord of the Rings' |
| Gatsby | This name is for the dog that is the life of the party, reminiscent of the infamous character from F. Scott Fitzgerald's novel |
| Hamlet | A name for a Boston Terrier that is deep and contemplative, inspired by Shakespeare's protagonist |
| Hermione | Ideal for a Boston Terrier that is smart, brave, and a little bossy, like the character from 'Harry Potter' |
| Holden | In honor of the protagonist from 'Catcher in the Rye', this name is suitable for a Boston Terrier with a rebellious streak |
| Huckleberry | For a Boston Terrier with a free-spirited and adventurous nature, similar to Mark Twain's character |
| Katniss | Perfect name for a brave and resourceful Boston Terrier, reminiscent of the heroine from 'The Hunger Games' |
| Lolita | A name that suits a charming and playful female Boston Terrier, inspired by Nabokov's novel |
| Mowgli | A name inspired by 'The Jungle Book' character, suitable for a wild and adventurous Boston Terrier |
| Nancy | For a Boston Terrier with a curious and adventurous spirit, reminiscent of the 'Nancy Drew' series |
| Pip | A name that suits a Boston Terrier with a humble and good-natured personality, inspired by the character from 'Great Expectations' |
| Poirot | For a Boston Terrier with a keen sense of observation, named after Agatha Christie's detective |
| Quixote | This name is for a Boston Terrier with a whimsical and imaginative nature, named after the character from Cervantes' novel |
| Romeo | Perfect for a Boston Terrier that is affectionate and romantic, just like the character from Shakespeare's play |
| Scarlett | For a Boston Terrier with a headstrong and charismatic nature, reminiscent of the heroine from 'Gone with the Wind' |
| Scrooge | Perfect for a grumpy but golden-hearted Boston Terrier, reminiscent of the character from 'A Christmas Carol' |
| Sherlock | A great name for a Boston Terrier that has a keen sense for sniffing out treats, just like the fictional detective |
| Tarzan | A name for a Boston Terrier that is fearless and adventurous, inspired by the character from Edgar Rice Burroughs' novels |
| Watson | A suitable name for a loyal and dependable Boston Terrier, just like Sherlock Holmes' sidekick |
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Food Names
| Name | Description |
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| Bean | A nod to Boston’s famous baked beans |
| Berry | A fun and fruity name for a playful Boston Terrier |
| Biscuit | This name is ideal for a Boston Terrier with a fluffy, tan coat |
| Butters | Perfect for a Boston Terrier with a smooth, buttery coat |
| Caramel | This name is perfect for a Boston Terrier with a glossy, tan coat |
| Cherry | Perfect for a playful and sweet-natured Boston Terrier |
| Cinnamon | Perfect for a Boston Terrier with a spicy personality |
| Cocoa | For dark colored Boston Terriers, this name is ideal |
| Cookie | This name is perfect for a sweet, well-behaved Boston Terrier |
| Crispy | A fun name for a Boston Terrier with a short, crisp coat |
| Cupcake | A delightful name for a sweet and lovable Boston Terrier |
| Fudge | Ideal for a Boston Terrier with a rich, dark coat |
| Ginger | A spicy and fiery name perfect for a redhead Boston Terrier |
| Honey | A sweet name for a loving and affectionate Boston Terrier |
| Mocha | Ideal for a Boston Terrier with a rich, dark coat |
| Muffin | This sweet treat is a perfect name for a small, lovable Boston Terrier |
| Nugget | A cute name for a small, golden Boston Terrier |
| Olive | Ideal for a Boston Terrier with a glossy, black coat |
| Peanut | Small and nutty, it perfectly describes a Boston Terrier |
| Pepper | Perfect for a feisty and energetic Boston Terrier |
| Popcorn | Perfect for a small, energetic Boston Terrier |
| Pumpkin | Ideal for a Boston Terrier with a round, orange coat |
| Sushi | An adorable name that's perfect for a petite and unique Boston Terrier |
| Taffy | A sweet name for a lovable and affectionate Boston Terrier |
| Waffle | This name is perfect for a Boston Terrier with a crinkled, tan coat |
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Geographical Names
| Name | Description |
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| Beacon | Named after the historic Beacon Hill in Boston |
| Berkshire | A scenic, mountainous area in Massachusetts |
| Boston | It's a perfect match for the breed's name |
| Brookline | A scenic town near Boston |
| Cambridge | An iconic city in the Greater Boston area |
| Cape | In tribute to the iconic Cape Cod in Massachusetts |
| Charles | Inspired by the Charles River in Boston |
| Concord | A historic city in Massachusetts |
| Dorchester | A historic neighborhood in Boston |
| Essex | A county in Massachusetts known for its scenic landscapes |
| Fenway | This is for fans of Boston Red Sox |
| Freedom | Inspired by the Freedom Trail, a historic route in Boston |
| Hampshire | A county in Western Massachusetts |
| Harvard | This university town in Boston offers a fitting name for an intelligent pup |
| Lexington | A historical city near Boston |
| Lowell | A city in Massachusetts known for its industrial history |
| Nantucket | A charming island off Cape Cod |
| Newton | A city in the Greater Boston area |
| Plymouth | The landing site of the Mayflower and Pilgrims |
| Quincy | A city in Massachusetts with a rich history |
| Revere | Named after Paul Revere, a notable figure from Boston's history |
| Salem | A city full of history and mystery in Massachusetts |
| Somerset | A town in Massachusetts named after an English county |
| Suffolk | Named after Suffolk County, where Boston is located |
| Worcester | A city in Massachusetts with a rich industrial history |
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Historical Names
| Name | Description |
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| Adams | After the second U.S. President, John Adams, from Massachusetts |
| Alcott | Louisa May Alcott, author of 'Little Women', lived in Boston |
| Barton | Clara Barton, founder of the American Red Cross, was from Massachusetts |
| Bell | Alexander Graham Bell, inventor of the telephone, lived in Boston |
| Bradstreet | Anne Bradstreet, one of the first English poets in North America, lived in Massachusetts |
| Cabot | The Cabots are a prominent Boston family |
| Dewey | Melvil Dewey, creator of the Dewey Decimal System, was born in Massachusetts |
| Emerson | Ralph Waldo Emerson, an influential American thinker, was from Boston area |
| Endicott | Named after John Endicott, an early Massachusetts governor |
| Franklin | Benjamin Franklin was born in Boston |
| Fuller | Margaret Fuller, an important figure in American literature, was from Massachusetts |
| Hancock | John Hancock, a key figure in the American Revolution, was from Boston |
| Holmes | Oliver Wendell Holmes, a prominent American jurist, was from Boston |
| Kennedy | The Kennedys are a well-known political family from Boston |
| Longfellow | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, celebrated poet, was from the Boston area |
| Lowell | The Lowell family were influential industrialists in Boston |
| Morse | Samuel Morse, inventor of Morse code, was from Massachusetts |
| Poe | Edgar Allan Poe, famous writer, was born in Boston |
| Quincy | John Quincy Adams, the sixth U.S. President, was from Massachusetts |
| Revere | Paul Revere's famous midnight ride started in Boston |
| Salem | Named after Salem, Massachusetts, known for its historical witch trials |
| Standish | Myles Standish was a military advisor for the Pilgrims, who settled in Massachusetts |
| Thoreau | Henry David Thoreau, significant American philosopher, lived in Massachusetts |
| Webster | Noah Webster, known for creating an American dictionary, has roots in New England |
| Whitney | Eli Whitney, inventor of the cotton gin, was from Massachusetts |
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Story of a Boston Terrier named Fenway
In a bustling city, not far from the famous Fenway Park, there lived a curious and imaginative Boston Terrier named Fenway. Fenway was a small dog with a tuxedo-like black and white coat, large round eyes, and ears that stood straight up, giving him the appearance of always being on high alert.
Fenway had always been fascinated by bats. He would watch in awe as they emerged from their daytime roosts at dusk, taking to the skies with grace and agility. There was something magical about the way bats could dance in the air, using their incredible echolocation to navigate the night with ease. Fenway longed to be like them, to soar among the stars and explore the world from a different perspective.
One day, as Fenway was gazing out the window, daydreaming of his life as a bat, he noticed a flyer for a costume contest at a local pet store. The contest theme was "Creatures of the Night," and the grand prize was a lifetime supply of dog treats. Fenway's eyes lit up with excitement. This was his chance to transform into a bat, even if only for a night, and share his love for these mysterious creatures with the world.
Fenway's owner, Lucy, was an aspiring fashion designer who had a knack for creating stunning costumes. Together, they set to work on designing the perfect bat costume for Fenway. Lucy crafted a set of intricate, velvety wings that would attach to Fenway's back, complete with a harness to ensure they stayed in place. She also made a matching headpiece with faux fur and little ears that mimicked the bats Fenway admired so much.
On the day of the costume contest, Fenway was brimming with excitement. As Lucy carefully fastened the wings and headpiece, Fenway could hardly contain his joy. He leaped and twirled around the apartment, practicing his best bat impressions and readying himself for the contest.
When they arrived at the pet store, Fenway was greeted by a menagerie of "Creatures of the Night." There were dogs dressed as owls, cats as witches, and even a hamster masquerading as a tiny werewolf. But Fenway's bat costume was truly a masterpiece, and it garnered many admiring looks from fellow contestants and spectators alike.
As the contest began, each pet paraded on stage, showing off their costumes and performing tricks. When it was Fenway's turn, he walked proudly onto the stage, his bat wings unfurling as he leaped and twirled with the grace of a true bat. The audience erupted into applause, and the judges were visibly impressed.
When the time came to announce the winners, Fenway held his breath, his heart racing with anticipation. The judges praised the creativity and craftsmanship of his costume and declared him the winner of the "Creatures of the Night" contest. Fenway beamed with pride as Lucy hugged him, and they celebrated his victory.
That night, as Fenway lay in his bed, still wearing his bat costume, he knew that while he may never become a real bat, he had captured the essence of these fascinating creatures and had shared their magic with the world. Fenway's love for bats, and his willingness to chase his dreams, had not only won him a lifetime supply of dog treats but also had inspired others to believe in the power of imagination and the beauty of following one's heart.
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