Goldendoodle Boy Names: Top 100 list

Are you getting a male Goldendoodle dog? By far, the most important step in the entire process is picking the correct name. This is the name that you will call your Goldendoodle the rest of his life! Fun fact, the average Goldendoodle lifespan is approximately 13+ years! You’ll end up yelling your dogs name over 500,000 times. This means that choosing the right Goldendoodle boy name is crucial. We’ve ended up compiling a list of the Top 100 Goldendoodle boy names based on trends for Goldendoodles, Labradoodles, and Golden Retrievers.

Since Goldendoodle boys are typically white to brown in coat color with curly hair, we have a bias towards names that are tan to brown colored in nature. We also have names that resemble cute teddy bears. Enjoy our custom selected Goldendoodle boy names below! After you name your dog, we recommend reading our Goldendoodle Guide.

Top 100 Goldendoodle Boy Names

1. Kona (Our dogs name!)
2. Yogi
3. Snoopy
4. Simba
5. Woody
6. Paddington
7. Elvis
8. Bear
9. Coco (Cocoa)
10. Copper
11. Moose
12. Honey
13. Peanut
14. Chewy
15. Pebbles
16. Brandy
17. Guinness
18. Amber
19. Sierra
20. Reese
21. Snickers
22. Muffin
23. Hershey
24. Biscuit
25. Bagel
26. Whiskey
27. Waffles
28. Java
29. Caramel
30. Forest
31. Bacon
32. Chocolate
33. Noodles
34. Toffee
35. Pancake
36. Fudge
37. Oatmeal
38. Toast
39. Graham (cracker)
40. Weaver
41. Cinnamon
42. Foxy
43. Penny
44. Bruno
45. Dusty
46. Beans
47. Winnie (Winnie the Pooh)
48. Honey
49. Pookie
50. Henry
51. Ralph
52. Fenton
53. Hermon
54. Baller
55. Champ
56. Bowzer
57. Grylls
58. Toto
59. Wagner
60. Polo
61. Mooch
62. Fuzzy
63. Bubbles
64. Snowball
65. Honey
66. Buttercup
67. Wally
68. Spinkles
69. Stitch
70. Gummy (Bear)
71. Ted
72. Pooh
73. Tobias
74. Shreddy
75. Bearly
76. Sunny
77. Beethoven
78. Fluffles
79. Rawr
80. Mochi
81. Beary Potter
82. Eddy
83. Ginger
84. Pepper
85. Brandy
86. Brownie
87. Ember
88. Taffy
89. Cupcake
90. Pinto
91. Chai
92. Cashew
93. Cedar
94. Buckwheat
95. Fudge
96. Chestnut
97. Fawn
98. Espresso
99. Toast
100. Noodles

Factors to consider for your Goldendoodle Boy Name

Below are some factors to consider before picking a dog name:

1. Keep it extremely simple.  Ideally, you should choose a name that is less than three syllables.  If you choose a longer name, you may regret repeatedly calling to your dog all the time.  If you choose a long name, make sure you have a short nickname.
2. Don’t choose a name that resembles very common dog commands. Common commands are Yes, No, Good Boy, Sit, Down, etc.  Your Goldendoodle will get confused by its name with the common dog commands.
3. Make sure you can easily pronounce your Goldendoodle boy’s name. Also, make sure other that other key family members will have an easy time saying the name including children.
4. Does your name have an easy nickname?  When we get tired of calling our Goldendoodle “Kona”, we call him Coco.  Make sure you have a good backup name because you will get tired of saying the same name over and over again!
5. Avoid human names.  Many people recommend that you avoid human names for your Goldendoodle.  This is because other humans will get confused with your Goldendoodle if they have the same name.  In addition, when you are yelling at your dog it won’t sound like you are yelling at another human and causing a scene.

How to name your boy Goldendoodle?

1. Brainstorm. Carefully examine your Goldendoodle’s features including the fur, eyes, and coat color.  Does anything stand out in particular?
2. Make a list.   The easiest way to name your dog is to create a top 10 list.  Jot the names down and read them out loud.  Does anything stand out to you?
3. Draw from a hat.  This is a spontaneous and fun way to choose your boy Goldendoodle’s name.  After you compile a list, write the names on a piece of paper and draw from a hat!  Leave it up to fate.
4. Flip a coin – Deciding between two Goldendoodle names?  Flip a coin if you can’t decide.

Conclusion

In summary, when thinking of Goldendoodle boy names make sure that you choose one that you like, is easy to pronounce, and short.  However, if you choose the wrong dog name or the name doesn’t grow on you, you’re welcome to always re-name your dog.  Chances are they are still going to be learning their name for the first couple of months anyways!

Check out some of our other Goldendoodle articles:

1. Goldendoodle Girl Dog Names
2. Best Goldendoodle Haircuts
3. Differences between Goldendoodlde Generations (F1, F1b, F2, F2B, etc.)