Dog Names That Start With E

We’ve gathered a list of some of the best dog names that start with E for your puppy. We have the most popular names, plus some cute, cool, and unique names. You’re sure to find some great options.

We’ve gathered our visitors’ favorite dog names over the years since we started our dog name search engine and website, which has helped us put together this list of E dog names.

First off, we’ve pinpointed the most popular names from all the names that our visitors have saved to their favorites.

Top Boy Dog Names That Start With E

Here are the top male names starting with E based on what visitors have loved. These names are sure to be an excellent fit for any puppy.

1. Echo
2. Ernie
3. Eskimo
4. Elmo
5. Emerson
6. Eddie (Eddy)
7. Escobar
8. Elf
9. Einstein
10. Eiji
11. Edison
12. Edwin
13. Edgar
14. Ewok
15. Eli
16. Enzo
17. Emmet
18. Edmond
19. Espresso
20. Earnest
21. Emmitt
22. Edward
23. Ethan
24. Elliot
25. E.T.
26. Etana
27. Enrique
28. Eloy
29. Eduardo
30. Ember
31. Ezera
32. Emilio
33. Edmund
34. Ender
35. Elvis
36. Emo
37. Everet
38. Esteban
39. Edega
40. Elton
41. Earl
42. Ernst
43. Eldridge
44. Eamon
45. Evan
46. Elysius
47. Endgame
48. Ezra
49. Egor
50. Emery

Top Girl Dog Names That Start With E

Next up is our list of the top female E dog names. These names were the most saved by users of My Dog’s Name. You can save your favorites by clicking the hearts next to the names you like.

1. Echo
2. Ellie
3. Emma
4. Ella
5. Elsa
6. Elektra
7. Emmie (Emmy)
8. Eva
9. Effie
10. Esme
11. Eskimo
12. Eve
13. Evy
14. Emi
15. Eloise
16. Eri
17. Espresso
18. Ebony
19. Eleanor
20. Elf
21. Emiko
22. Ewok
23. Emerald
24. Enid
25. Evelyn
26. Evangeline
27. Eun
28. Emmylou
29. Ember
30. Eartha
31. Eleu
32. Esther
33. Eui –
34. Elena
35. Etsuko
36. Erin
37. Ezra
38. Ewalani
39. Elizabeth
40. Edith
41. Elke
42. Espirit
43. Empress
44. Esperanza
45. Estrella
46. Esmeralda
47. Elvie
48. Enya
49. Eileen
50. Esmé

Cute E Dog Names

After going through the top names by gender, we’ve grouped the E names into various categories. These names are undeniably cute options for a dog.

• Eska
• Elvis Pugsley
• Evo
• Edinburgh
• Elbe
• Earl Grey
• Emile
• Eggy
• Ellen Degeneruff
• Ebenezer
• Emelda
• Eclair
• Elle
• Emilia
• Eldora
• Elroy
• Eeyore
• Eden
• Emmeline
• Ervin
• Emil
• Eirene
• Elin
• Eisley
• Edie
• Edna
• Elsie
• Eliza
• Ellarose
• Erik
• Ears
• Elijah
• Elise
• Emelie

Cool E Names for Dogs

Next up for our categories are some cool-sounding names. They come from famous characters, sports, and words that just exude a certain amount of coolness.

• Everest
• Elvira
• Eclipse
• Eric the Red
• Evan Williams
• Enforcer
• Erik the Red
• Expresso
• Easton
• Evander
• Eryk
• Eros
• Eevee
• Elway
• Eartha Sitt
• Excalibur
• Eggo
• Egypt
• Eiffel
• Endor
• Earnhardt
• Essense
• Enigma
• Edmonton
• Eagle
• Eazy
• Ewing
• Emcee
• Electra
• Ensign
• Eggnog
• Eisenhower

Unique Dog Names Starting With E

Finally, if you’re looking for a dog name that nobody else has, this is the list for you! These unique options are often taken from foreign or unusual names that you might not hear too often for a dog.

• Embry
• Eyota
• Eyolf
• Ha-eun
• Eyak
• Ein
• Eimear
• Ennis
• Elwyn
• Embo
• Enyi
• Elias
• Eldon
• Eleni
• Embra
• Enar
• Errol
• Eaton
• Elm
• Ewa
• Estrid
• Ekaterina
• Earlie
• Eir
• Eerie
• Ebbe
• Eleʻele
• Eydis
• Enoch
• Erling
• Earth
• Elim
• Elbrus
• Esau
• Ebba
• Emmanuel
• El Salvador
• Ecuador
• Egghead
• Enchilada
• Eunice

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5. E
6. F
7. G
8. H
9. I
10. J
11. K
12. L
13. M
14. N
15. O
16. P
17. Q
18. R
19. S
20. T
21. U
22. V
23. W
24. X
25. Y
26. Z

Finding More Names

You can try out our name generator to find even more ideas for dog names. It’ll let you pick a gender and category to return a list of great options.

Teaching Your Dog Its Name

Now that you’ve narrowed down your list of dog names, you’ll want to say them out loud to get a feel for them and pick out your final choice. Then, once you’re ready to teach it to your dog, follow these simple steps:

1. Gather some small treats or break a large treat into smaller pieces. You don’t want to overfeed your dog as you’ll be using a lot of treats during training. It’s helpful to get a baggie or treat pouch to carry these around during training, so your dog isn’t watching you get a treat.
2. Start out by saying your dog’s new name. If they respond to it give them a treat.
3. Continue doing this at random times throughout the day and over the next week or two.
4. Eventually the dog will start to respond very consistantly and you can remove the need for giving a treat.
5. Tip: Always use your dog’s name in a positive way and leave it out if you’re upset at some bad behavior.

Kyle J. Larson

Kyle grew up with Yellow Labs in his family since he was a child. He is a SIRIUS Certified dog trainer and loves all dogs. As a professional web designer and author, he keeps our dog name and breed search tools running.