49 Boho Dog Names You Need to Consider

Choosing a name for your dog can be a challenge. It’s an important decision and one that will stick with your dog for the rest of their life. If you are on the search for a name with an earthy/woodsy vibe, look no further than this list of Boho dog names and their meanings.

“Boho” is derived from the word Bohemian. Words that are often associated with boho are free-spirited, carefree, unconventional, or creative. Names that typically fall under this category are often inspired by nature and strong qualities. If this describes your dog’s personality then a boho-inspired name might be the perfect choice.

Female Boho Dog Names

Briar – wild rose
Daisy – the “day’s eye”
Echo- reflected sound
Evie– to live
Flora– flower
Hazel– the hazel tree
Indie– independent
Ivy– evergreen/vine
Juniper– young
Luna– moon
Magnolia– of great excellence
Marigold- sacred affection
Maple– the maple tree
Maya– dream
Meadow– field
Misty– a haze
Nova– new
Oakley– the oak meadow
Olive– the olive tree
Opal– precious gem
Piper– the flute player
Poppy– red flower
Sage- wise
Skye– cloud
Skylar- strength
Seraphina-fiery
Tula– leaping water
Tully– the little hill
Willow– the willow tree
Winnie– fair one
Wren- small songbird

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Male Boho Dog Names

Ace– one/unity
Arlo– fortified hill
Atlas- to carry
Basil– royal/kingly
Bear strong, brave bear
Beau– handsome
Benji– son of the right hand
Blaze– flame
Bodhi– enlightenment
Cove– coastal bay
Dusty– brave warrior
Finley– fair warrior
Jasper- treasurer
Kingsley– king’s meadow
Kip– pointed hill
Koda– friend
Marley– seaside meadow
Milo– soldier/brave
Orion– rising in the sky
Pheonix- crimson
Rebel– the rebellious one
River– flowing water
Scout– the explorer/ to listen
Shiloh– “his gift”
Titus– “of the giants”/strong
Wilder- wild and free one
Ziggy– victorious

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Tips to Choosing the Right Name for your Dog

Choose a name you truly love

Do not choose a name just because it is popular at the moment or one that your friend loves. Of course, you can listen other people’s opinions on a name but when it comes down to it, choose a name you will not get tired of.

Make a List of your Top 10 Names

Keep a list on your phone of the names you are highly considering. “Sit” with those names for a bit and see if one comes out on top.

Wait until you Meet your Dog

Many people like to choose a name before physically seeing and meeting their dog. Consider waiting until you get to see your dog and a little of their personality before settling on their name.

We did this with our dog Lacy. We had two names we were going back and forth on so we decided to wait. As soon as we spent some time with her, my husband and I both agreed that “Lacy” fit her better than the other name we were considering.