Introduction
Getting a new puppy carries with it some new responsibilities for the new family, some of which you can share with other family members. Things like choosing the best food and snacks for the new pet and deciding on sleeping arrangements are probably some of the things at the top of your list of tasks to do. What about their exercise regimen? Have you scouted out the dog parks? We bet you've already found the perfect groomer! But, have you considered what you will call your precious pup?
Dog Names that Start with 'Hi' in Pop Culture
When the topic of rescue dogs comes up, or when we see some of those commercials about supporting your local animal shelter, our hearts break to hear some of the stories about how the dogs were abused or abandoned. We are also thankful for the intervention of those humane organizations which ultimately save their lives by providing the medical care needed to stabilize them.
Our pop culture spotlight today is Hilda, a good old girl abandoned and too old to be adopted - that is too old to be wanted by most people. We should be thankful for people who love animals so much that they actually prefer to give stable, loving homes to rescued senior dogs who would otherwise face euthanasia because no one wants them. Hilda was the sweetest little Pekingese mix, but she had seen better days when they found her in the backyard of a foreclosed house. She was cast aside and left to fend for herself by her former human family, weighing no more than 15 pounds, short bowed legs, a large underbite, and teeth that were jutting and snagged. Her cloudy eyes were set in a face that sported a gray muzzle, dull coat, and sparse fur on her rump that spoke of flea allergies that were most likely chronic. She was not a pretty sight to behold by any means when Shirley Zindler, an Animal Control Officer in Northern California, found her. They took her back to the shelter and nursed her back to health, then spayed and vaccinated her. But, even though she now met all of the adoption requirements, potential pet parents were not standing in line to take her home.
Hilda spent her days sitting and gazing out the chain link fence, looking longingly at people passing by, but when no one would notice her, she would quietly return to curl up in her bed and sleep the day away. After having worked around homeless animals for over 25 years, Shirley had a soft spot for the older ones, saying that they displayed so much dignity and grace as they sat, waiting patiently for the forever home that for most of them would never come.
Shirley, not willing to give up her quest for a home for Hilda, she shared Hilda’s story with a lady in a group in which Shirley was involved, and the lady took Hilda home. When Shirley saw Hilda six months later, she could hardly believe her eyes. Hilda looked five years younger, with a soft, shining coat and eyes and better muscle tone, and blossoming personality!
Dog Name that Starts with 'Hi' Considerations
For some, naming their new pet is most likely at the top of yet another list - the list of things they are putting off! Why? Picking the perfect prenomen for their pup is viewed by many with fear and trepidation because of the scope of the assignment. There are hundreds of thousands of possibilities for monikers for your pawed playmate, and completion of the task seems impossible. Additionally, many people who possess pets believe, as we do at Wag!, that names for pets are as meaningful as those given to your offspring, a belief that adds stress, making the burden even more ominous. In an attempt to reduce your fear and trepidation in this area, we would like to recommend that you approach this duty armed with a plan, as you would any other challenging obligation. How about considering a name based on your pup's glorious coat? Do they have attributes that make them stand out from others? Have you ever thought about considering the alphabet, looking only at the words beginning or ending with specific letter combinations? Please allow us to suggest that you explore dog names that start with ‘Hi’ for your frisky friend. Read on for the top 60 names that start with 'Hi!'
Male Dog Names that Start with 'Hi'
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Hiro
Japanese word for generous, tolerant, prosperous
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Hiawatha
Iroquoian word meaning he who combs; maker of rivers
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Hibai
Basque word meaning river
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Hickory
Native American Potatan word for the name of a tree
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Hidecki
Japanese word for superior, chance, timber trees, excellence
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Hideo
Japanese word for excellent male child
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Higinio
Greek for healthy, hygienic, healthful, sanitary
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Hilbert
English, French, Dutch and German word for battle, strike, bright, famous
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Hilo
Hawaiian for first night after the new moon
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Hinto
Native American word for blue
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Hilton
English, Scottish habitational name for enclosure, settlement
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Hines
Anglo-Saxon occupational name meaning from the family who worked as a keeper of the deer
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Hillard
English, Welsh and Anglo-Saxon occupational name for roofer, tiler, thatcher
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Hira
Bengali word for diamond
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Hirschel
Yiddish for little deer
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Hiroshi
Japanese for tolerant, generous
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Hisham
Arabic for to crush, generous
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Hixon
English word for son of Hick
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Hieronymus
Latin sacred name, famous Russian surname derived from the given name of a second century B.C. king of Syracuse
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Hiamovi
Native American Cheyenne word meaning high chief
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Hilal
Arabic word for new moon, born at the new moon
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Hid
English word meaning from the hide (acreage)
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Hillel
Hebrew word greatly praised
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Hiram
Hebrew word for exalted, noble
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Hiapo
Hawaiian word for first born child
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Hickee
Irish word for one who heals
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Hidalgo
Spanish for noble one
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Hien
Vietnamese word for good-natured, sweet
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Hiero
Irish name of a saint
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Hilbrand
Dutch word for battle sword
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Female Dog Names that Start with 'Hi'
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Hilba
Arabic for gift of God
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Hilary
Latin word meaning cheerful, merry
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Hilaria
Latin for happy
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Hilda
Old Norse word for battle
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Hildegard
Old German word for battle guard
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Hildegunn
Norse word for warrior woman
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Hildred
Old English word for battle counsel
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Hinata
Japanese word for sunny place
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Hippolyta
Greek for horse lets loose; a character in Shakespeare's Mid Summer Night's Dream
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Hind
Muslim name for India, land of hundus
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Hinkley
Old English word for forest clearing
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Hiromi
Japanese word for generous beauty; a unisex name
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Hinda
Hebrew word for tall gorgeous goddess
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Hila
Hebrew word for praise, feminine form of Hillel; Persian word for sparrow - hawk
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Hialeah
Native American Seminole word for pretty prairie
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Hibiscus
Latin for flower; the state flower of Hawaii
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Hilma
German word for resolute protector; short for Wilhelmina
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Hippodamia
Greek wife of Pirithous
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Hilaeira
Latin for shining
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Hippolyte
Greek and Latin for Queen of the Amazon
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Himalaya
Sanskrit word for abode of snow
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Hills
English surname meaning a person who lived on a hill
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Hiroko
Japanese word for generous, fair
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Hia
Korean word meaning glad
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Hiatte
English word meaning from the high gate
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Hibernia
Latin for comes from Ireland
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Hidaya
African and Swahili word for gift
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Hideko
Japanese word for sunshine child
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Hidemi
Japanese word for splended fruit
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Hiks
English-American word for a saucey woman
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