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Updated: April 14, 2024
Welcome to our unique collection of monikers perfectly suited for a breed as noble and majestic as the Scottish Deerhound. These towering hounds, known for their courage, friendliness, and dignifying presence, deserve names that encapsulate their distinctive personality and heritage.
Originating from the highlands of Scotland, this breed was a favorite among nobles and royals, for their unrivaled hunting skills and their gentle demeanor. To honor their rich history and regal nature, we have compiled a list of names inspired by Celtic mythology, Scottish geography, and famous historical figures. Whether you're looking for a name that reflects their strength, their grandeur, or their warm heart, you'll surely find it here.
So whether your new companion is as brave as a Celtic warrior, as serene as a Scottish loch, or as noble as a highland chieftain, our list will provide you with the perfect name. Take your time, enjoy the process and remember the name you choose will be a reflection of your Deerhound's unique character and your deep bond with them.
| Name | Reason to Choose |
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| Jura | It's an island in the Inner Hebrides, known for its whisky |
| Kelpie | Named after a mythical Scottish water creature |
| Kelso | A town in Scotland, this name would suit a Deerhound with a friendly, sociable nature |
| Kilt | A humorous name, after the traditional Scottish garment |
| Kincardine | A Scottish town, this name is perfect for a calm, relaxed Deerhound |
| Kinross | It's a town in Perth and Kinross, Scotland |
| Kyle | It's a term for a narrow, strait-like sea channel |
| Laird | The term for a Scottish landowner, this name gives a noble air to a Deerhound |
| Lanark | It's a historic market town in the central belt of Scotland |
| Largs | A Scottish town, this name would suit a Deerhound with a friendly, sociable nature |
| Loch | Scotland is famous for its beautiful lochs |
| Lomond | It's a loch in the Scottish Highlands, known for its beauty |
| Lorne | A region in Scotland, perfect for a majestic dog |
| Macbeth | Inspired by the famous Scottish Shakespearean character |
| Mallaig | A Scottish town, this name is perfect for a Deerhound with a relaxed, calm nature |
| Moffat | A Scottish town, this name would suit a calm, friendly Deerhound |
| Moidart | It's a region in Lochaber, Scotland |
| Moray | It's a council area in the north of Scotland, known for its coastline |
| Morven | Named after a Scottish mountain, this name suits a strong, sturdy Deerhound |
| Munro | Tall mountains in Scotland are called 'Munros' |
| Nairn | It's a town and county in the Scottish Highlands |
| Ness | It's a river in the Scottish Highlands, flowing from Loch Ness to Inverness |
| Nessie | Inspired by the legend of Loch Ness Monster |
| Nevis | Named after Scotland's highest mountain, this name suits a Deerhound with a strong, robust nature |
| Nith | A Scottish river, this name would suit a water-loving Deerhound |
| Oban | It's a popular resort town on the west coast of Scotland |
| Ochil | Named after Scottish hills, this name is fitting for a sturdy, strong Deerhound |
| Orkney | It's a group of islands off the north coast of Scotland |
| Osprey | A bird of prey native to Scotland, this name would fit a swift, agile Deerhound |
| Paisley | A Scottish town, this name would suit a Deerhound with a friendly, sociable nature |
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Celtic Names
As Scotland is a part of the Celtic nations, Celtic names are fitting and pay homage to the dog's origin.
| Name | Description |
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| Ailish | This name carries the Celtic meaning of 'noble', suitable for a majestic Scottish Deerhound |
| Bran | From Celtic mythology, Bran the Blessed was a giant and king of Britain. A fitting name for a large breed |
| Cian | In Celtic lore, Cian was a hero known for his great wisdom, a suitable name for a wise Deerhound |
| Donnan | This name is of Celtic origin and means 'brown', relating to the Deerhound's coat |
| Ealasaid | This Scottish Gaelic name means 'God is my oath', suitable for a loyal Deerhound |
| Fergus | Meaning 'man of vigor' in Celtic, a great name for a strong Deerhound |
| Grainne | The name of a mythical Irish princess, fitting for a regal Scottish Deerhound |
| Hogan | This Celtic name meaning 'young', is perfect for a playful Deerhound puppy |
| Ianina | A Celtic name meaning 'God is gracious', appropriate for a kind Deerhound |
| Jarlath | A Celtic name that means 'tributary lord', suitable for a respected Deerhound |
| Kean | Celtic for 'fighter', a name fitting for a strong and brave Deerhound |
| Lorne | Named after a region in Scotland, suitable for a Scottish breed |
| Morna | A Celtic name meaning 'beloved', suitable for a much-loved Deerhound |
| Nessa | This name means 'pure' in Celtic, a fitting name for a loyal Deerhound |
| Oisin | A mythical Celtic poet and warrior, suitable for a brave and intelligent Deerhound |
| Padraig | The Celtic form of Patrick, suitable for a Deerhound from a Celtic background |
| Quinlan | This Celtic name means 'fit and strong', suitable for a Deerhound |
| Riordan | Meaning 'royal poet' in Celtic, this name fits a regal and intelligent Deerhound |
| Sheena | This name means 'God is gracious' in Celtic, appropriate for a kind Deerhound |
| Taranis | Named after the Celtic god of thunder, a powerful name for a Deerhound |
| Una | This Celtic name means 'lamb', perfect for a gentle-natured Deerhound |
| Vevina | Meaning 'sweet lady' in Celtic, this name is suitable for a gentle Deerhound |
| Wynn | This Celtic name means 'fair', relating to the Deerhound's noble appearance |
| Xander | A Celtic name meaning 'defender of men', a fitting name for a protective Deerhound |
| Yseult | A Celtic name meaning 'fair lady', suitable for a beautiful Deerhound |
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Classic Dog Names
Traditional or classic dog names are always a good choice for any breed, including the Scottish Deerhound.
| Name | Description |
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| Argyll | Named after a region in Scotland |
| Baron | A classic dog name, signifying nobility |
| Bonnie | A classic name that means 'pretty' in Scottish |
| Brodie | A popular Scottish name, also used for dogs |
| Bruce | Named after Robert the Bruce, a Scottish King |
| Caesar | A classic dog name, invoking strength and leadership |
| Dougal | A popular Scottish name which also suits dogs |
| Duke | A classic dog name, signifying nobility |
| Fergus | Has Scottish roots and often used for pet dogs |
| Glen | Named after the Scottish valleys, reflecting the deerhound's origins |
| Haggis | A nod to the traditional Scottish dish |
| Hamish | A traditional Scottish name, often used for dogs |
| Jock | A classic Scottish name, also popular for dogs |
| Lassie | An iconic dog character from the classic TV series |
| Loch | Named after the Scottish lakes, reflecting the deerhound's origins |
| Macbeth | A name tied to the Scottish Highlands, reflecting the dog's origins |
| Max | A classic and popular name for dogs |
| Munro | Named after the Scottish mountains, reflecting the deerhound's height |
| Piper | A nod to the traditional Scottish instrument |
| Rex | Latin for 'king', a classic dog name |
| Robbie | A nod to the famous Scottish poet, Robert Burns |
| Scot | A simple name, reflecting the dog's Scottish origins |
| Spot | A classic dog name, simple and easy to call |
| Thistle | Named after the national flower of Scotland |
| Wallace | A nod to the famous Scottish hero, William Wallace |
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Large Dog Names
Scottish Deerhounds are a large breed, so names typically associated with large dogs can be suitable.
| Name | Description |
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| Aberdeen | Aberdeen is a city in northeast Scotland, which makes this a fitting name for a Scottish Deerhound |
| Argyll | Named after the Argyll region in western Scotland, it reflects the breed's heritage |
| Brodie | An old Scottish surname, it reflects the breed's heritage |
| Clyde | Named after the River Clyde, it adds a touch of Scottish heritage |
| Drummond | An old Scottish name, it suits a large and strong breed |
| Duff | Duff is a Scottish name meaning 'dark', apt for a dark-coated Scottish Deerhound |
| Edinburgh | The capital city of Scotland, an ideal name for a Scottish breed |
| Fergus | A popular Scottish name, perfect for a Scottish breed |
| Glen | Glen is a Gaelic term for a type of valley, a tribute to the Scottish landscapes |
| Haggis | Haggis is a traditional Scottish dish, a fun and quirky name for a Scottish breed |
| Hamish | Hamish is a traditional Scottish name, quite suitable for a large dog |
| Kilt | Kilt is a garment originating from Scotland, a fitting name for a Scottish breed |
| Kirk | Kirk is a Scottish term for church, a fitting name for a breed from Scotland |
| Laird | In Scottish, Laird means 'landowner', suitable for a large and commanding breed |
| Lomond | Named after Loch Lomond in Scotland, it reflects the breed's Scottish roots |
| Macbeth | Named after the famous Scottish king, it suits a large and noble breed |
| Munro | Named after the famous Scottish mountains, depicting the large size of the breed |
| Ness | Named after Loch Ness, it adds a Scottish touch |
| Orkney | Orkney is an archipelago in the waters of Scotland, hinting at the breed's origin |
| Skye | Named after the Isle of Skye, it captures the Scottish heritage of the breed |
| Sterling | Inspired from the Scottish city of Stirling, this name is perfect for a strong and large breed |
| Stonehaven | Stonehaven is a town in Scotland, a strong name for a large dog |
| Tartan | Tartan is a patterned cloth from Scotland, a perfect name for a Scottish breed |
| Thistle | Thistle is the national emblem of Scotland, a perfect name for a Scottish breed |
| Wallace | Named after the Scottish hero William Wallace, it suits a large and brave breed |
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Nature Names
These dogs were originally bred for hunting deer in the wild, therefore, names inspired by nature are fitting.
| Name | Description |
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| Birch | Named after a common tree in Scotland |
| Bracken | A type of fern found in Scotland |
| Breeze | A light, airy name that's reminiscent of the Scottish highland breezes |
| Brook | A nod to the small streams that crisscross Scotland |
| Cliff | Named after the rugged cliff faces of Scotland |
| Cloud | A fluffy, light name that's reminiscent of the Scottish sky |
| Crag | Named after the rugged rocky landscapes of Scotland |
| Dew | Inspired by the early morning dew in the Scottish countryside |
| Dune | Inspired by the sand dunes on Scotland's coastline |
| Fern | Named after a common plant found in Scotland |
| Frost | Perfect for a dog with a white or light coat, reminiscent of frosty Scottish mornings |
| Gale | Perfect for a strong and fast Scottish Deerhound, like a gale wind |
| Glen | Signifies a valley in Scotland, perfect for a Scottish Deerhound |
| Heather | It's a common plant in Scotland, lending a touch of nature to the name |
| Hill | A simple name for a dog, inspired by the hills of Scotland |
| Meadow | This name is inspired by the vast meadows of Scotland |
| Mist | A reference to the misty Scottish Highlands |
| Moss | Named after the soft green plant found in moist Scottish lands |
| Pine | Perfect for a dog with a reddish coat, like a pine tree's bark |
| Rain | A nod to Scotland's rainy weather |
| Reed | Named after the common plant found near Scottish lochs |
| Skye | An island in Scotland and also a reference to the sky |
| Stone | Named after the rugged landscapes of Scotland |
| Storm | In reference to Scotland's often stormy weather |
| Thistle | This references the national emblem of Scotland and a common plant |
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Scottish Names
The Scottish Deerhound is a breed that originated in Scotland, so a Scottish name would be a fitting tribute to its heritage.
| Name | Description |
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| Aberdeen | It's a city in Scotland, fitting for a Scottish breed |
| Argyll | Argyll is a region in western Scotland, making it a suitable choice |
| Bonnie | In Scottish, it means 'pretty', a great fit for a lovely dog |
| Brodie | A Scottish surname turned first name, perfect for a Deerhound |
| Clyde | Named after the famous river in Scotland |
| Duff | This name, meaning 'dark', is a nod to the Deerhound's coat |
| Elgin | It's a Scottish town, providing a distinct identity |
| Fergus | A popular Scottish name meaning 'man of force' |
| Glasgow | Named after Scotland's most populous city |
| Hamish | A classic Scottish name for a classic Scottish breed |
| Inverness | A nod to the Scottish Highlands where this breed was developed |
| Jock | A traditional Scottish name for a male dog |
| Kirk | In Scotland, it's another word for 'church' |
| Lorne | A region in Scotland, fitting for a Scottish breed |
| Munro | In Scotland, it refers to a mountain over 3,000 feet |
| Nessie | A playful nod to the mythical Loch Ness Monster |
| Orkney | Named after the group of islands off the northeast coast of Scotland |
| Perth | A Scottish city, providing a distinct identity |
| Quinn | A Scottish surname that means 'chief' |
| Rory | A Scottish name meaning 'red king' |
| Skye | Named after the Isle of Skye in Scotland |
| Tartan | A nod to the traditional Scottish fabric |
| Uisdean | A traditional Scottish name meaning 'intelligent' |
| Vaila | Named after a small island in Scotland |
| Wallace | Honoring William Wallace, a Scottish hero |
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