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Scottish Dog NamesScottish Dog Names are particularly worth considering if your dog's breed originates from this part of the world, for example if you have a Westie, Cairn Terrier, Border Collie, Border Terrier or maybe a Deerhound. The names are earthy and natural, and seem to exude a certain confidence and strength. They take their inspiration from places, mountains, rivers as well as traditional Gaelic first names and surnames. The photos were all taken on various of our dog-friendly holidays in Scotland - if you hover the mouse over the photo you'll find out a bit more! So, let's get started . . . 
Ailsa (Ailsa Craig island) Angus Bonnie Brodie Cameron Campbell Canna (island) Clyde (river) Cromarty (place name) Dee (river) Dona Donald Dougal Duff (used as a nickname for a dark haired person. Also from the Scottish surname meaning "black") Effie Elgin (place name) Elliot Etta 
Fara (after Scottish mountain) Fergus (meaning 'supreme choice') Fia Fingal Flora Fraser Frasier Frazer Frazier Gilda Gilroy (red haired boy) Hamish Hector Iona (name of a monastic Scottish island) Isla Ivar Ivor Jessie Jock 
Kenna (‘Fair one’) Kintyre (Mull of) Kyla Kyle Lennox Lewis (Isle of) Logan ('little hollow') Lorna Lossie (river & forest) MacCormac Macduff (place name) Mackenzie Maxwell McTavish Melrose Morag Mungo Munro 
Nessa Nessie
Tara Tattie/Tatty (scone) Tavish Tavey Wallace (William) Thanks to
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