Welcome to our comprehensive collection of monikers curated especially for your noble and majestic canine companion. This breed, known for its robust physique and protective nature, deserves a name that encapsulates its unique characteristics. We understand the importance of naming your new family member, as this name will contribute significantly to shaping its identity.
Our list is designed to accommodate the distinct personality, stature, and heritage of your dog. Whether you're drawn to names that depict strength and courage or prefer those that convey loyalty and affection, you're sure to find a host of suitable options. From traditional Italian titles that pay homage to their origin, to unique modern choices, each name has been handpicked with love for your four-legged friend.
Get ready to explore, be inspired, and ultimately, find that perfect name which resonates with you and your pet. Whether you have a preference for unique, cool, or cute, we've got you covered. Embark on this exciting journey of naming your new furry friend with us!
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Aberto | Italian form of the name Albert which means noble |
Abramo | Italian form of the name Abraham which means father of many |
Adelina | an Italian name meaning noble |
Admiral | a high ranking naval officer |
Adolfo | Italian form of the German name Adolf which mean 'noble wolf' |
Aida | an Italian name that means happy |
Alba | an Italian name meaning dawn |
Alpha | term referring to a dominant male |
Antonio | an Italian variant of the name Anthony which means highly praised |
Apollo | a Roman god (the son of Jupiter); Apollo Creed, fictional heavyweight boxer from the Rocky series |
Augustus | first Emperor of Rome and founder of the Roman empire |
Axel | a name derrivative of axle which is the central shaft of a rotating wheel |
Balboa | Rocky Balboa, main character from the motivational underdog boxing series 'Rocky' |
Bane | a fictional villian and adversary of Batman in DC Comics |
Battle | a hostile encounter between military forces |
Benedict | Saint Benedict, an Italian monk |
Bomber | a military aircraft that targets ground and sea by dropping bombs |
Boss | the one in charge |
Bravo | an Italian word meaning well behaved |
Bruno | Angelo Bruno, a Sicilian-American mobster that was boss of the Philadelphia Mafia |
Brutus | name of a prominent roman family |
Bullet | a projectile shot from a firearm |
Cabot | John Cabot, an Italian explorer who discovered parts of North America |
Caesar | title used by Roman emperors, came from the famous dictator Julius Caesar |
Capone | Al Capone, an Italian-American mobster and boss of the Chicago Mafia |
Captain | a military officer rank |
Ceres | Roman goddess of agriculture |
Cerone | Jackie Cerone, an Italian-American mobster and boss of the Chicago Mafia |
Charlie | Charles 'Lucky' Luciana, an Italian-American mobster and first official boss of the Genovese crime family |
Chief | high in authority |
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Apollo | Signifies the Greek god of light and the sun |
Ares | Named after the Greek god of war |
Basilisk | Named after the legendary reptile reputed to be king of serpents and said to have the power to cause death with a single glance |
Centaur | This name signifies the mythological creature with the upper body of a human and the lower body of a horse |
Cerberus | Named after the three-headed dog from Greek mythology that guarded the underworld |
Chimera | This name signifies the mythical beast from Greek mythology with a lion's head, a goat's body, and a snake's tail |
Cyclops | Inspired by the one-eyed giants of Greek mythology |
Fenrir | Named after the monstrous wolf in Norse mythology |
Gorgon | This name is inspired by the monstrous beings from Greek mythology |
Griffin | Inspired by the mythical creature with the body of a lion and the head and wings of an eagle |
Hades | Inspired by the Greek god of the underworld |
Hercules | Named after the Roman hero and god known for his strength |
Hydra | Comes from a Greek mythological water monster that grew two heads for every one that was cut off |
Kraken | Named after the giant sea monster from Scandinavian folklore |
Loki | After the Norse god of mischief |
Medusa | Signifies the mythological Gorgon who turned people to stone with her gaze |
Minotaur | Inspired by the mythical creature with the body of a man and the head and tail of a bull |
Odin | Inspired by the king of the Norse gods |
Orion | Inspired by the Greek mythological hunter |
Pegasus | Inspired by the mythical winged horse from Greek mythology |
Phoenix | After the bird from Greek mythology that would renew itself in flames |
Poseidon | Named after the Greek god of the sea |
Sphinx | Named after the mythical creature with a human head and a lion's body |
Thor | Signifies the Norse god of Thunder |
Zeus | Signifies the king of the Greek gods |
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Bear | An animal known for its great strength and size |
Blitz | German for 'lightning', it can denote quickness and power |
Boulder | This name represents solidity and strength |
Brutus | Latin for 'heavy', it symbolizes the dog's robustness |
Fang | It denotes sharpness, power and the hunting instinct |
Gladiator | This name is connected to the powerful fighters of ancient Rome |
Goliath | Biblical giant, symbolizes great size and strength |
Hercules | Greek hero known for his strength and courage |
Hulk | This name is synonymous with strength and toughness |
Juggernaut | This name signifies unstoppable force and power |
Maximus | It's Latin for 'greatest', highlighting the dog's strength and power |
Ranger | This name signifies bravery, endurance and power |
Rex | Latin for 'king', it signifies power and authority |
Rocky | This name has connotations of toughness and resilience |
Rogue | It implies the dog's might and independence |
Samson | Biblical character known for his supernatural strength |
Spartan | This name is linked to the fearless warriors of ancient Sparta |
Talon | This name is associated with the strength and sharpness of bird claws |
Thunder | It's associated with loud, powerful natural phenomena |
Titan | Named after the Greek deities, it symbolizes massive power |
Tornado | Named after a powerful natural phenomenon |
Trooper | It implies bravery and toughness |
Viking | A historic warrior race known for their strength and courage |
Warden | It suggests authority and power |
Zeus | Named after the king of the Greek gods, it reflects dominance and power |
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Bella | A popular Italian name that means 'beautiful' |
Bianca | An Italian name that translates to 'white', ideal for a light-colored Cane Corso |
Carla | An Italian name that means 'free man', for a Cane Corso with a free spirit |
Cesare | An Italian name that means 'long-haired', a bit ironic for a short-haired Cane Corso |
Dante | Inspired by the famous Italian poet Dante Alighieri |
Enzo | A chic, Italian name that exudes a sense of coolness |
Gino | A short and snappy Italian name, perfect for an energetic Cane Corso |
Gioia | Translates to 'joy', apt for a cheerful Cane Corso |
Giuseppe | A classic Italian name, translating to 'Joseph' |
Grazia | An Italian name that translates to 'grace', fitting for a graceful Cane Corso |
Leonardo | A nod to the great Italian artist Leonardo da Vinci |
Liliana | Translates to 'lily', for a Cane Corso with a delicate and pure demeanor |
Luca | A traditional Italian name, meaning 'light' |
Luna | Meaning 'moon', it's for Cane Corsos with a serene nature |
Marco | A classic Italian name that exudes strength and reliability |
Mario | An Italian name that is both playful and strong |
Riccardo | An Italian name that means 'powerful leader', reflecting a Cane Corso's dominant nature |
Rocco | It translates to 'rest', fitting for a laid-back Cane Corso |
Roma | The Italian name for Rome, a nod to the Cane Corso's Italian roots |
Rosa | Translates to 'rose', for Cane Corsos with a soft, gentle disposition |
Silvia | An Italian name that translates to 'from the forest', ideal for a nature-loving Cane Corso |
Sofia | An elegant name meaning 'wisdom', reflecting a Cane Corso's noble character |
Stella | A name that translates to 'star', for a Cane Corso that shines bright |
Valentino | An Italian name that means 'brave', fitting for a courageous Cane Corso |
Vito | A strong, Italian name that means 'life' |
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Admiral | An esteemed name for a dog with a commanding presence, inspired by the high-ranking naval officer position |
Aviator | A high-flying name for a dog with a free spirit, inspired by the pilots of military aircraft |
Bravo | A bold name for a dog with a courageous spirit, inspired by the military phonetic alphabet for the letter B |
Captain | A distinguished name for a dog with a natural ability to lead, inspired by the military rank of Captain |
Falcon | A fitting name for a dog with a keen sense of vision and speed, inspired by the military fighter aircraft, the F-16 Fighting Falcon |
G.I. Joe | A classic name for a dog embodying the courageous spirit of an American soldier, inspired by the iconic action figure and franchise |
Gung-Ho | An enthusiastic name for a dog with a zealous and energetic demeanor, inspired by the military slang term for eagerness and dedication |
Hercules | A powerful name for a dog with great strength, inspired by the military transport aircraft, the C-130 Hercules |
K-9 | A clever name for a dog that pays tribute to the military working dogs that serve alongside soldiers |
Magnum | A forceful name for a dog with a strong presence, inspired by the powerful .44 Magnum revolver |
Maverick | A daring name for a dog with a fearless and independent spirit, inspired by the main character from the film Top Gun |
Navy | A strong name for a dog with a love for water, inspired by the naval branch of the military |
Patriot | An honorable name for a dog with unwavering loyalty, inspired by the devotion to one's country |
Ranger | A fitting name for a dog with exceptional endurance and agility, inspired by the elite Army Rangers |
Raptor | A fierce name for a dog with a predatory instinct, inspired by the F-22 Raptor fighter jet |
Sabot | A striking name for a dog with a piercing personality, inspired by the armor-piercing sabot rounds used by military tanks |
Sarge | A commanding name for a dog that exudes authority and leadership, inspired by the military rank of Sergeant |
Sniper | A suitable name for a dog with excellent focus and precision, inspired by skilled military sharpshooters |
Tank | A powerful name for a strong and resilient dog, inspired by the heavily armored military vehicles |
Trooper | A resilient name for a dog with unwavering determination, inspired by the soldiers who persevere through difficult conditions |
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Apollo | The son of Jupiter. Apollo is god of music and poetry. |
Ceres | Roman goddess of fertility and agriculture. Ceres is one of the twelve major Roman deities. |
Diana | The daughter of Jupiter and twin sister of Apollo. Diana is the Roman goddess of nature. She has the power to talk to and control animals. |
Janus | The Roman god of transitions and time. He is usually shown having two faces. One looks to the future and the other to the past. |
Juno | A Roman goddes that serves as protector of the state. She looks after all the women of Rome. |
Jupiter | The Roman god of the sky and thunder. He is the ruler of the gods. |
Liber | The Roman god of wine and freedom. He is also referred to as Liber Pater which means 'the free father'. |
Luna | The Roman goddess of the moon. She is the female complement of the sun god 'Sol'. |
Mars | Roman god of war and guardian of agriculture. He is the prominent of the Roman military gods. |
Mercury | The Roman god of commerce and finances. He also guides souls to the underworld. |
Minerva | The Roman goddess of strategy and wisdom. |
Neptune | The Roman god of the sea and horses. He is depicted as riding on a seashorse drawn chariot. |
Orcus | Roman god of the underworld. He is depicted as a hairy giant. |
Saturn | Roman god of religion and time. The first god of the Capitol. He is father to Jupiter, Neptune, Pluto, Juno, Ceres and Vesta. |
Sol | The Roman god of the sun. |
Terra | The Roman goddess of earth. She is often depicted as laying and is seen with the sky god. |
Vesta | The Roman goddess of family and home. She is symbolized by sacred fire burning at her temples. |
Vulcan | The Roman god of fire. He is often shown wielding a blacksmith's hammer. |
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Ruff | This dog is ruff. Strong and protective. |
Koda | A cane cosro can become big and look like koda from brother bear |
Aradia | Wanted something Italian and unique found this on a page about Italian folklore. She's said to be the daughter of Diana and Luicifer and is known as the Queen of Witches |
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