By Janice Jones |Last Updated January 29, 2020
If you found yourself on this page, Girl Puppy Names Beginning with U-V, you are no doubt looking for something a bit out of the ordinary and not your typical Bella, Sophie, or Daisy.
In the English language, there are obviously fewer great names that begin with either U or V, there are still some great choices for those who prefer the extraordinary.
If you can't find what you are looking for on this page, may we suggest you check out our other dog names pages for more ideas and for suggestions on how to name your puppy.
Got a boy dog, check out these suggestions for boy dog names.
Want a dog's name based on your breed's country of origin?
Want your dog's name to reflect her color? Check out our dog name pages reflecting color of hair.
Udele (Egyptian: Meaning Another form of Hathor)
Uhu (German, meaning Noble Leader)
Uki (Japanese meaning moon)
Ula (Irish meaning sea jewel)
Uli (Teutonic, meaning the noble land)
Uma (African meaning second daughter)
Una (Latin, meaning one; united)
Unice (English, a form of Eunice)
Upton (English, meaning upper settlement)
Uri (Latin meaning Urban, lives in and belongs to the city; implies sophistication)
Uriel (Hebrew for God is my Light)
Ursa (Hebrew, meaning God is my light)
Ursula (From the Shakespearean play Much Ado About Nothing)
Usha (Hindi for sunrise)
Uta (German meaning rich or Japanese meaning poem)
Utina (Native American meaning woman of my country)
Vala (German) singled out.
Valda (German) famous ruler
Vanessa (Greek, meaning "butterfly")
Varda (Hebrew) rose
Veda (Sanskrit) sacred lore or knowledge
Vega (Arabic) falling star
Velma (German) a familiar form of Wilhelmina
Venus (Latin) love
Victoria royal name and also the Roman goddess of victory, has had a reputation as being stiff and uppity...
Veronica French: From the alder grove
Violet Hindi: Happy girl
Vivian Spanish Origin
Vera Italian: Place name for a town in Italy and also an area in southern California
Valeria Hindi: King of the demons
Veda Latin: Lively
Vara Greek: Butterfly
Uno (a card game, and it means one in Spanish)
Valkyrie (Nordic female warriors)
Vampire (name your black dog this)
Velma (Scooby Doo)
Venus (like the Planet)
Vera (All Dogs Go to Heaven)
Veto (A great name for that dog that loves to disagree)
Violet (Peanuts)
Viper (a small poisonous snake found in Europe)
Visa (a credit card, great for an expensive dog)
Voltron (defender of the universe)
Vulture (also a very large bird)
Virginia (State in the US)
Vegas (as in Las Vegas, a city in Nevada)
Venice (Italy)
Victoria (Several locations, world-wide)
Verona (a city in Italy)
Vista (a city in California, USA)
Vail (a city in Colorado, USA)
Vega (a city in Texas, USA)
Viola (a city in Wisconsin, USA)
Having lived with dogs and cats most of her life, Janice served as a veterinary technician for ten years in Maryland and twelve years as a Shih Tzu dog breeder in Ohio.
Her education includes undergraduate degrees in Psychology with a minor in biology, Early Childhood Education, and Nursing, and a master's in Mental Health Counseling.
She is a lifelong learner, a dog lover, and passionate about the welfare of animals. Her favorite breed for over 50 years has been the Shih Tzu, but she has also lived with Poodles, Maltese, Yorkshire Terriers, Beagles, English Bulldogs, Carin Terriers, and a Cocker Spaniel.
When not writing, reading, and researching dog-related topics, she likes to spend time with her eight Shih Tzu dogs, husband, and family, as well as knitting and crocheting. She is also the voice behind Miracle Shih Tzu and Smart-Knit-Crocheting
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