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Updated: April 12, 2024
Welcome to a unique compilation of names dedicated specifically to a distinct breed - the Otterhound. Known for their keen sense of smell, strength and endurance, this breed has a rich history dating back to the 12th century in England. These dogs are known for their affable nature, loyalty, and playfulness, making them a cherished companion in many households worldwide.
Choosing a name for your new Otterhound can be quite an exciting task. It's a chance to reflect their personality, appearance, or simply your personal preferences. The list we've compiled includes a wide array of choices, from traditional and popular dog names to unique and unusual ones. Whether you're looking for a name that's fun, serious, inspired by their history, or something that perfectly captures their distinctive traits, we've got you covered.
Engage in the joy of finding the perfect title for your Otterhound. As you browse through our list, we hope you'll find the name that perfectly suits your new companion. Remember, the best names are the ones that help underscore the unique bond between you and your pet!
| Name | Reason to Choose |
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| Rambler | Perfect for a breed that loves long walks |
| Ranger | Representing the breed's love for long walks |
| Reef | Named after a ridge of rocks or coral, often just below the water's surface |
| Ripple | The name suits a dog who loves to cause a stir in the water |
| River | The breed is known for its swimming skills |
| Roamer | A suitable name for this adventurous breed |
| Rover | Refers to the breed's love of exploration |
| Rudder | Fun name for a breed that loves to swim |
| Salty | Perfect for a dog who loves the sea |
| Scent | Highlights the breed's strong sense of smell |
| Scout | Emphasizes the breed's keen sense of exploration |
| Shore | Fits a dog who enjoys spending time by the water's edge |
| Skipper | Reflects the dog's adventurous spirit, like the captain of a ship |
| Sleet | Fits a dog who loves cold weather |
| Sniff | Showcases their excellent scent detection |
| Snowy | For a dog with a white coat or who loves snow |
| Splash | It reflects the breed's love for water |
| Stormy | For a dog with a wild and unpredictable nature |
| Stream | Signifies the Otterhound's affinity to water |
| Surf | For a dog who loves to play in the water |
| Surge | To signify their strong, powerful nature |
| Swimmer | A self-explanatory name for a breed that loves to swim |
| Tackle | For their hunting skills |
| Tempest | Perfect for a dog with a stormy, energetic personality |
| Thalassa | The ancient Greek word for 'sea' |
| Tide | Suits a dog who moves with the flow, like the tides |
| Tornado | Fits a dog who has a powerful presence |
| Tracker | Emphasizes their tracking abilities |
| Trail | The breed's love for walks makes this a fitting name |
| Tundra | For a dog who loves wide open spaces |
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Unique or Rare Names
Otterhounds are a rare breed, so a unique or uncommon name could reflect their special status.
| Name | Description |
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| Aquilo | Latin name for 'North wind,' a tribute to the Otterhound's love for outdoor activities |
| Barracuda | Named after a sea creature to reflect the breed's water-loving nature |
| Cnidarian | In reference to the Otterhound's affinity for water, much like the jellyfish, a cnidarian |
| Dewclaw | This unique name relates to a dog's toe that doesn't touch the ground, much like the Otterhound's rare breed status |
| Euripus | A Greek term for a narrow stretch of water, symbolizing the breed's water skills |
| Fjord | Named after the narrow sea inlets, reflecting the Otterhound's love for water |
| Grouper | Named after a large fish species, this name is ideal for a large, water-loving dog like the Otterhound |
| Hippocampus | A seahorse genus, fitting for a water-loving breed |
| Irukandji | Named after a type of jellyfish, reflecting the breed's affinity for water |
| Jett | Short for 'jetty,' a structure that projects into water, this name is perfect for a water-loving breed |
| Kraken | A mythical sea monster, a fitting name for a large, water-loving dog |
| Littoral | Relating to the shore of a lake, sea, or ocean, much like the Otterhound's preferred environments |
| Mergus | A genus of ducks, symbolizing the breed's water skills |
| Naiad | In tribute to the water nymphs of Greek mythology |
| Oarfish | Named after a long, thin, silver fish, reflecting the breed's love for water |
| Pomoxis | A genus of freshwater fish, referring to the breed's swimming skills |
| Quagga | Named after an extinct zebra species, reflecting the breed's rare status |
| Rorqual | A type of whale, a fitting name for a large, water-loving breed |
| Sargasso | Named after a sea famous for its floating seaweed, reflecting the breed's love for water |
| Trident | A three-pronged spear used for fishing, symbolizing the breed's water skills |
| Urchin | Named after a sea creature, reflecting the breed's affinity for water |
| Vobla | A type of fish, a fitting name for a water-loving breed |
| Walrus | This large sea mammal is a perfect namesake for a large, water-loving dog |
| Xiphos | A short sword used by ancient Greeks, symbolizing the breed's agility |
| Yabby | Named after a type of crayfish found in freshwater, a fitting name for a water-loving breed |
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Large Breed Names
As Otterhounds are a large breed, names traditionally given to large dogs can be suitable.
| Name | Description |
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| Atlas | Named after the mythological titan who held up the sky |
| Bear | It's a fitting name for a big, furry friend |
| Bismarck | Named after the large German battleship |
| Bison | Inspired by the large, strong wild animal |
| Boulder | A name inspired by large, immovable rocks |
| Brute | This name is often used to denote strength and size |
| Galaxy | Emphasizes the size and majesty of this breed |
| Giant | A straightforward name that indicates a dog's size |
| Glacier | Inspired by the large, slow-moving ice masses |
| Goliath | A well-known giant from biblical history |
| Hulk | Reflects the size and strength of this breed |
| Jumbo | This name is often used to indicate a large size |
| Kong | A reference to King Kong, the giant ape |
| Mammoth | Inspired by the giant prehistoric elephant |
| Mastiff | It's another breed known for its large size |
| Maximus | Latin for 'greatest', suitable for a large breed |
| Moose | This name is often associated with large animals |
| Rumble | An onomatopoeic name that suggests size and power |
| Sumo | A reference to the large and strong Sumo wrestlers |
| Tank | Inspired by the large, powerful military vehicle |
| Thunder | Signifies the loud and powerful nature of these dogs |
| Titan | This name signifies strength and size, perfect for a large Otterhound |
| Tundra | A vast and imposing landscape, much like an Otterhound |
| Viking | Named after the large and strong Norse seafarers |
| Zeppelin | Named after the large German airships |
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Hunter Names
In line with their historical role as hunting dogs, names associated with hunters or hunting can be suitable.
| Name | Description |
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| Arrow | Arrow is a tool used in hunting, symbolising speed and accuracy |
| Blaze | Blaze can refer to a trail marker, fitting for a breed known for its tracking skills |
| Buck | Buck is a term for a male deer, a common game for hunters |
| Bullet | Bullet signifies speed and precision, much like an Otterhound's hunting style |
| Chase | Chase indicates the dog's instinct to pursue its prey |
| Falcon | Falcon, a bird of prey, signifies a hunting spirit |
| Gunther | It's a German name meaning 'bold warrior', suitable for a strong hunting breed |
| Hawkeye | Suggests sharp vision, a key trait in hunting dogs |
| Hunter | This name speaks for itself, perfect for a breed bred for hunting |
| Lancer | Lancer, a type of soldier, suggests the breed's courage and determination |
| Marshal | Marshal is a term for a high-ranking officer, denoting the dog's leadership in hunting |
| Nimrod | Nimrod is a biblical figure known as a mighty hunter |
| Pioneer | A term for a person who is among the first to explore, perfect for these adventurous dogs |
| Pistol | A quirky name that acknowledges the breed's hunting background |
| Quiver | Quiver, as in a holder for arrows, is a unique and fitting name for a hunting dog |
| Ranger | It implies a sense of outdoor adventure and hunting, which Otterhounds are known for |
| Rifle | Rifle is a strong and unique name for a dog of a hunting breed |
| Rover | A traditional dog name that signifies a wandering spirit, much like an Otterhound's |
| Saber | A type of sword, suggesting the dog's sharp instincts |
| Scout | Scout refers to someone who gathers information stealthily, a fitting name for an Otterhound |
| Sniper | It implies precision and focus, characteristics of Otterhounds |
| Striker | Striker indicates the dog's ability to make quick and effective moves |
| Tracker | This name is ideal for an Otterhound because these dogs are known for their excellent tracking abilities |
| Trapper | It's a nod to the breed's ability to trap its prey |
| Trooper | It implies reliability and strength, key characteristics of Otterhounds |
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Water-related Names
Otterhounds were originally bred for hunting otters near rivers, so a water-themed name could be fitting.
| Name | Description |
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| Anchor | A symbol of stability and strength, just like an Otterhound |
| Aqua | Aqua, meaning water, depicts the breed's aquatic prowess |
| Bay | It represents an open body of water, much like the breed's environment |
| Brook | A brook is a small stream, a perfect playground for an Otterhound |
| Bubbles | An adorably fitting name for a dog that loves to frolic in water |
| Coral | A beautiful part of the sea, reflecting the breed's unique charm |
| Creek | A small stream or brook, a familiar territory for an Otterhound |
| Harbor | It represents a safe haven, much like a home for an Otterhound |
| Harpoon | It's a tool used in water, reflecting the breed's working history |
| Iceberg | A fun name for a breed that loves to swim in cold waters |
| Lagoon | It signifies a calm stretch of water, just like the breed's temperament |
| Marine | This signifies the aquatic environment that Otterhounds excel in |
| Mermaid | A mythical aquatic creature that could describe an Otterhound's swimming ability |
| Nautical | This word showcases the breed's connection to water |
| Ocean | A great name for a dog breed that loves water as vast as an ocean |
| Poseidon | The Greek god of the sea, a fitting name for a water-loving breed |
| Puddle | A cute name for a breed that wouldn't shy away from a splash |
| Rain | It's a nod to the breed's British origins, where it often rains |
| Ripple | It is a subtle nod to the gentle waves the Otterhound makes when swimming |
| River | A tribute to the breed's affinity for waterways |
| Sailor | Otterhounds are excellent swimmers, just like seasoned sailors |
| Splash | This name represents the Otterhound's love for water and their exuberant nature |
| Surf | This word signifies the breed's love for water-based activities |
| Tsunami | A powerful force of nature, much like an Otterhound in water |
| Wave | Otterhounds are known for their love of swimming, much like waves in the ocean |
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British-origin Names
Otterhounds are traditionally a British breed, so names with a British origin can reflect their heritage.
| Name | Description |
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| Beckham | A nod to British footballer David Beckham |
| Brighton | Named after the popular seaside town |
| Bronte | Named after the famous British literary family |
| Buckingham | Inspiration drawn from Buckingham Palace, a royal residence |
| Cambridge | Named after the renowned University city |
| Camden | Named after the famous London borough |
| Chaucer | Named after famous English writer Geoffrey Chaucer |
| Chester | Named after the historic walled city in England |
| Churchill | Paying tribute to Winston Churchill, the influential Prime Minister |
| Darwin | A tribute to Charles Darwin, the British scientist |
| Drake | Derived from Sir Francis Drake, the renowned explorer |
| Hawking | A nod to renowned British physicist, Stephen Hawking |
| Lennon | Paying homage to John Lennon, member of the iconic British band, The Beatles |
| Oxford | Inspired by the esteemed University city |
| Paddington | Inspired by the beloved British bear character |
| Pembroke | Historic Welsh county known for its beautiful landscapes |
| Pippin | A reference to the beloved character from Lord of the Rings, penned by British author J.R.R. Tolkien |
| Potter | A nod to British author Beatrix Potter |
| Shakespeare | Named after the famous British playwright |
| Sherlock | Inspired by the British detective Sherlock Holmes |
| Stratford | Inspired by Stratford-upon-Avon, the birthplace of William Shakespeare |
| Tennyson | Inspired by the Victorian poet Alfred Lord Tennyson |
| Thames | Named for the famous British river |
| Windsor | Inspired by Windsor Castle, a historic UK landmark |
| York | Named after the historic city of York in Northern England |
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