Many dog breeds originated from Mexico. Some of these breeds may sound familiar to you, such as the Chihuahua, Mexican Hairless Dog, or the Chamuco. Whether your dog is from Mexico or you are, Mexican names are a good choice to consider when naming your new furry friend. That’s why we’ve put together a list of the 50 best Mexican dog names.
What should you name your dog?
You can pick a name right away before you bring your new four-legged friend home, or you can have a few ideas and let your pooch pick out their own name. For example, call them a few different names and see which one they respond to the most.
Alternatively, try to choose a name that’s easy for you to pronounce. You’ll also want a name that’s easy for your doggo to respond to. If it sounds too similar to someone else’s name, one of their toys, or a common command, then they’ll most likely get confused.
Keep all that in mind when you look at these Mexican names to choose for your new puppy.
The 50 best Mexican dog names
Male Mexican names
- Antonio
- Coco
- Eduardo
- Francisco
- Gerardo
- Javier
- Jorge
- Juan
- Luis
- Manuel
- Miguel
- Oscar
- Pedro
- Rafael
- Ricardo
Female Mexican names
- Adriana
- Alejandra
- Araceli
- Carmen
- Elena
- Esmerelda
- Gloria
- Guadalupe
- Josefina
- Juana
- Leticia
- Margarita
- Maya
- Rosario
- Silvia
Mexican food dog names
- Burrito
- Cayenne
- Chalupa
- Enchilada
- Jicama
- Nacho
- Paloma
- Pico
- Taco
- Tamale
Mexican location dog names
- Cancun
- Celaya
- Colima
- Ensenada
- Ixtapa
- Merida
- Reynosa
- Saltillo
- Sonora
- Zamora
Which Mexican name is your favorite?
Are one of these Mexican names right for your new furry friend? These names roll right off the tongue and are fun to say. Your pooch will surely love their new name.
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Rachel is a stay-at-home pet mom, caring for her dog, cat, turtle, tortoise, and fish. She’s a content writer in various niches but most notably in the pet field, educating pet parents on the health and wellbeing of their furry friends. When she’s not writing, she’s reading, playing video games, or organizing something.
