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100 Best Names for White Dogs in 2025

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White dogs define another level of beauty. From the regal elegance of the Samoyed to the playful mischief of the West Highland White Terrier, white dogs have mesmerized humans through the ages. When you have one at your house, it feels like you have your personal fluffy cloud. And just like rain, the dog showers happiness, love and affection to everyone around. 

Among all the dogs with a white coat, some breeds only come in white. One look at them and you’ll know why they are one of the most expensive dog breeds out there. Samoyed, Maltese, West Highland White Terrier, American Eskimo, Bichon Frise, Great Pyrenees, Coton de Tulear, Bolognese, and the Japanese Spitz are some examples of such breeds. You may fall in love with the looks at first, but once you get to know them, they’ll give you a hundred other reasons to love them more. And each one of them comes with its own unique personality. 

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25 Best Names for White Female Dogs

A small fluffy white dog runs on a grassy field.

Name

Description

Alabaster

Pure and elegant.

Astra

Starry and bright.

Bianca

White and beautiful.

Blanche

Pure and innocent.

Chardonnay

Sophisticated and light.

Eira

Snowy and graceful.

Elsa

Regal and magical.

Ember

Glowing and warm (a bit of an oxymoron for a white dog, but could be cute).

Frostine

Delicate and icy.

Icicle

Sparkling and cool.

Ivory

Smooth and creamy.

Lily

Elegant and floral.

Lumi

Bright and luminous.

Luna

Moonlike and gentle.

Mistral

Cool and breezy.

Pearlly

Iridescent and precious.

Seraphina

Angelic and beautiful.

Shiny

Gleaming and bright.

Snowqueen

Regal and icy.

Snowy

Pure and white.

Sugar

Sweet and delicate.

Swan

Graceful and elegant.

Swirl

Playful and dynamic.

Tundra

Vast and snowy.

Twilight

Mysterious and ethereal.

Don't be afraid to check out our full list of female dog names!

25 Best Names for Male White Dogs

Poodle

Name

Description

Arctic

Cool and crisp.

Blitzen

Playful and energetic.

Blizzard

Strong and majestic.

Bolt

Quick and agile.

Brrr

Fun and quirky.

Casper

Friendly and playful.

Cloud

Soft and fluffy.

Everest

Majestic and adventurous.

Frost

Cool and crisp.

Frosty

Fun and playful.

Ghost

Mysterious and intriguing.

Glacier

Strong and majestic.

Iceberg

Cool and collected.

Jack Frost

Playful and mischievous.

Moby

Large and powerful.

Neo

Cool and modern.

Nimbus

Soft and fluffy.

Olaf

Friendly and playful.

Polar

Cool and crisp.

Pongo

Playful and energetic.

Quicksilver

Fast and agile.

Snowdon

Majestic and adventurous.

Yeti

Mysterious and intriguing.

Yuki

Soft and gentle (snow in Japanese).

Zephyr

Cool and refreshing.

25 Best Names for Big White Dogs

Afghan Hound

Name

Description

Avalanche

Powerful and overwhelming.

Alaska

Majestic and wild.

Apollo

Godly and radiant.

Atlas

Strong and supportive.

Bear

Large and cuddly (or imposing).

Blanchette

Elegant and white.

Celeste

Heavenly and beautiful.

Duke

Regal and commanding.

Emperor/Empress

Powerful and majestic.

Glacier

Massive and icy.

Monarch

Royal and grand.

Nova

Bright and explosive.

Polaris

Guiding star and bright.

Puffin

(Unusual for a big dog) Could be ironic and cute.

Sirius

Brightest star and shining.

Snowman

Large and jovial.

Sterling

High quality and valuable.

Storm

Powerful and tempestuous.

Summit

Reaching the peak and grand.

Thor

God of thunder and powerful.

Thunder

Booming and powerful.

Titan

Powerful and gigantic.

Tundra

Vast and snowy.

Wooly

Fluffy and large.

Zeus

King of the gods and powerful.

25 Best Names for Small White Dogs

A small fluffy white dog with a collar stands on a rocky surface.

Name

Description

Blush

Delicate and pinkish.

Chilly

Cute and cool.

Coconut

Tropical and sweet.

Cotton

Soft and fluffy.

Diamond

Sparkling and precious.

Dove

Gentle and peaceful.

Flurry

Light and playful.

Glimmer

Sparkling and bright.

Hail

Small and icy.

Halo

Angelic and pure.

Lacey

Delicate and intricate.

Marshmallow

Soft and sweet.

Opal

Iridescent and colorful.

Pearl

Precious and lustrous.

Pearlina

Tiny and precious.

Shimmer

Sparkling and bright.

Snowball

Round and fluffy.

Snowdrop

Delicate and white.

Snowflake

Unique and delicate.

Stardust

Magical and sparkly.

Sugarplum

Sweet and dainty.

Swirl

Playful and dynamic.

Tinsel

Sparkling and festive.

Twilight

Mysterious and ethereal.

Vanilla Bean

Sweet and creamy.

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Article author Lexie Alpeter

The resident animal enthusiast at Spot. I have a lifetime of pet parent experience. If it has fur, feathers, or scales, I’ve probably shared my home with it. I aim to be a reliable source, blending experience with a dedication to the well-being of pets.

Sources

  1. Stregowski, J. (2024, May 20). Common dog diseases and health issues. The Spruce Pets. https://www.thesprucepets.com/common-dog-health-problems-1117863

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