Cobra goddess who guarded the kings of Egypt · Egyptian
Means loyalty or faithfulness in Arabic · Arabic
Traditional Japanese sweets served with tea · Japanese
Means oasis in Arabic, refreshing and peaceful · Arabic
A famous Hawaiian surf beach · Hawaiian
Means beautiful water in Hawaiian · Hawaiian
A star of Matariki connected with the sea · Maori
A star of Matariki connected with fresh water · Maori
A lakeside mountain town in New Zealand's South Island · Maori
German name meaning wanderer · German
Short for warabimochi, a jelly like sweet rolled in roasted soy flour · Japanese
Red floral emblem of New South Wales
Means rose in Arabic · Arabic
Australia golden national flower
The fourth day of the week, named after the god Woden
Popularised by Peter Pan, from a child's word for friend
Edith Wharton, the author of The Age of Innocence, and a lifelong dog lover
A soft voice, for a quiet dog
A gin, orange liqueur and lemon cocktail
English place name, white island
German for meadow · German
Small, quick side to side movements · small dogs
Germanic for wild, or a short form of Wilhelmina
A flower that grows freely without being planted
Stately Dutch and German name of the 1900s · German
Graceful tree of the riverbank
Short form of Wilhelmina used a century ago · German
The largest natural lake in England, in the Lake District
Welsh name common a century ago · Welsh
Dakota for firstborn daughter · Dakota
A climbing vine of hanging purple flowers
Means moon in Korean, short and sleek · Korean
An old English name for wild honeysuckle
Virginia Woolf, who wrote a whole book about a spaniel called Flush
A pretty laced feather chicken breed from America
English surname for one who lived by a ford
A soft, sweet breakfast cake, often used for a golden coated dog
Sweet breakfast cakes cooked in a ridged iron · small dogs
Short for Wagga Wagga, a big country city in the Riverina
The loyal dog of the Maratha king Shivaji, remembered with a statue at Raigad Fort · Marathi
Means guard or keeper in Afrikaans · Afrikaans · big dogs
A fast slender fish of tropical oceans
Means mighty ocean in Cantonese · Cantonese
New Zealand's longest river and the farming region it runs through · Maori
English surname for a wagon maker · English · big dogs
German for forest · German
Germanic for to rule, a short form of Oswald
English surname for a cloth fuller, who trod cloth to thicken it · English
Small cousin of the kangaroo
Scottish surname meaning foreigner · Scottish
A North American freshwater fish with big glassy eyes
Old fashioned pet form of Walter, long used on dogs
A hardwood tree with rich brown timber
A huge tusked seal of northern ice · big dogs
Short form of Walter, Germanic for ruler of the army
Germanic, ruler of the army
The best known Chinese dog name, meaning one who brings wealth · Chinese
Flemish short form of Johannes · Flemish
A big North American elk, Shawnee for white rump · Shawnee · big dogs
Old English weard, guard or watchman
A guardian or keeper of a place
A classic role playing class
Flemish short form of Edward · Flemish
An Aboriginal word for the dingo
An African wild pig with tusks and a tough look
An English town with a famous medieval castle
Japanese, the fiery green horseradish paste
The mountain range above Salt Lake City, Utah · Ute
George Washington, first US president and a keen breeder of foxhounds
Ireland's oldest city, famous for crystal
A lakes and mountains national park in southern Alberta
The doctor who tells Sherlock stories
The unit of power, named after James Watt
Antoine Watteau, the French painter of elegant outdoor parties · French
American given name of the outlaw country era
English occupational surname for a wagon maker
English surname for a weaver · English
A cold Antarctic sea named after the sealer James Weddell
Australia's biggest eagle, with a wedge shaped tail · big dogs
Josiah Wedgwood, the potter and maker of fine china
A shining white Swiss peak, German for white peak · German
English place name, hill with a spring
Sam Weller, the quick witted servant of Mr Pickwick
For the duke, and the boot named after him
John Wemmick, the clerk with a tiny castle home in Great Expectations
Good King Wenceslas of the carol, a real 10th century duke of Bohemia
Germanic, a Wend, one of the Slavic Wends
Naval captain in Jane Austen's Persuasion · English
Opener of the ways, the Egyptian wolf god who led armies · Egyptian
A person who turns into a wolf at the full moon, from Old English wer, man · Old English · big dogs
German name meaning defending warrior · German
Short form of Wesley, western meadow
English surname, western meadow
Thomas Hardy's terrier, buried in the garden at Max Gate
Variant of Wesley, western meadow
English place name, west town
A sunny county in southeast Ireland
The biggest animals on Earth, for a big gentle dog · big dogs
The largest fish in the sea, grey with white spots · big dogs
A maker of wheels for carts
The highest of the Yorkshire Three Peaks
A grain spirit, from the Gaelic uisce beatha, water of life
A snowy peak in British Columbia
The capital of Yukon, named after rapids that looked like white horses' manes
The white tailed deer of North America
Walt Whitman, the American poet of Leaves of Grass
Charming rogue in Austen's Pride and Prejudice · English
A Vienna sausage, a long time nickname for Dachshunds · German · small dogs
Old English surname turned given name
After Wild Bill Hickok, the Old West lawman and showman
Oscar Wilde, Irish playwright and wit · Irish
The gnu of the African plains, Afrikaans for wild beast · Afrikaans
Untamed and belonging to the wild
Crafty and sly, also an English surname
Short form of Wilfred, Old English for desire for peace
Old English name meaning wishes for peace · English
Old English will and peace, a saint of Northumbria
German form of William · German
English surname, will and hardy
Dutch form of William · Dutch
German pet form of Wilhelm · German
Germanic Willahelm, will and helmet
A pun on William Shakespeare
Pet form of William, Germanic for will and helmet
English surname, son of Will
Dashing suitor in Sense and Sensibility · English
English surname meaning son of Will
English city name, from Latin Venta, market town
English place name, Wina's field
The capital of Manitoba; a black bear from there inspired Winnie the Pooh · Cree
English place name, Wine's burial mound
An old English name and a long standing British favourite
Pun on Winston Churchill, for a jowly bulldog
An outback Queensland town where Waltzing Matilda was first performed
A man of magic, a word built on wise
Polish pet form of Wojciech, and the name of the soldier bear of World War Two · Polish · big dogs
German word for wolf · German · big dogs
German, the wolf path · German
Little wolf, for a husky or shepherd puppy
A Nova Scotia college town in wine country
The clawed mutant of the X Men
Stocky burrowing marsupial
Chinese filled dumpling · Chinese · small dogs
The groundhog of North America · Cree
Well camouflaged bird of the woodland floor
English surname, row of houses by a wood
A sweet scented woodland herb
Someone who lives and works in the woods
Pet form of Woodrow or Elwood, or simply of the woods
Pun on Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Lake District poet William Wordsworth · English
Amharic for you are gold · Amharic
Dutch short form of Wouter, meaning army ruler · Dutch
The cowboy who handles the horses
A tow truck, or a dog who wrecks every toy
A lone hill in Shropshire, a local landmark for miles around
From Old English wyrhta, a craftsman or builder · English
German for sausage, perfect for a long little dog · German
Old English, brave in war
Scottish surname, a form of William, also means crafty · Scottish
Welsh word for white or fair · Welsh
Walks with short steps, rocking side to side · small dogs
A desert valley that runs with water only after rain · Arabic
For a tail that never stops · small dogs
Classic name for a dog with a permanently busy tail
A small bird that bobs its tail as it walks · small dogs
Means fresh water in Hawaiian · Hawaiian
Reddish water, a Hawaiian place name · Hawaiian
A long lightning bolt shaped lake by Queenstown, New Zealand · Maori
A stocky Australian kangaroo of rocky hills · Dharug
A sweeping ballroom dance in three time · German
Someone who roams with no fixed route
A strong longing to travel and explore · German
Means prosperous prosperous in Mandarin, and also sounds like woof woof · Chinese
A small bird with a rippling song · small dogs
Network of rabbit burrows
Capital city of Poland · Polish
An old toast meaning be in good health, and the hot spiced drink shared at Yuletide
A peppery leaf grown in clear streams
A big striped melon with sweet red flesh · big dogs
A spinning column of water over the sea
A big Australian honeyeater with dangling wattles
A roasted Australian acacia seed tasting of coffee
A ridge of water moving across the sea
An Ontario town with a giant goose statue; the name means wild goose · Ojibwe
A silky crested bird with wax red wing tips
A marked point on a route or map
A small, long bodied hunting mammal · small dogs
One who weaves cloth, an English occupational surname
German word for white · German
A curious flightless New Zealand bird · Maori
Rubber Wellington boots, for a dog who loves a muddy walk
A rubber boot, short for Wellington
A griddled spiced cake from Wales · Welsh · small dogs
A crumbly white cheese from Yorkshire
A giant cricket of New Zealand · Maori
Means grassy or bushy in Hawaiian, for a fluffy dog · Hawaiian
The grain behind bread, golden in late summer
A small bird of open country with a white rump · small dogs
The pale gold of ripe wheat, and a terrier coat colour
A one wheeled cart for hauling on the farm
The blue duck of New Zealand's fast rivers, named after their whistle · Maori
An Australian bird whose call cracks like a whip
A cheeky young upstart, for a bold puppy · small dogs
A small spinning storm of air
The long stiff hairs on an animal's muzzle
North Yorkshire harbour town under the abbey
A blizzard so thick nothing can be seen
A group of islands off Queensland with white silica sand
The whooper swan, a big white swan with a trumpeting call · big dogs
A whoopie pie, two soft cakes sandwiching cream
The three stumps in cricket · small dogs
The garden of Ireland, a county of mountains and lakes
A wild duck with a whistling call
A small gadget whose proper name is not known · small dogs
A wild and wiggly creature
Means fast or quick in Hawaiian · Hawaiian
Means very quick in Hawaiian, for a speedy dog · Hawaiian
An old natural forest left to grow wild
A sudden violent gust that tumbles down from coastal mountains
London suburb known for its tennis
Berkshire town with the castle
A fast player out on the wing in football or rugby
A small sea snail found in rock pools · small dogs
The coldest and quietest season of the year
Dutch for a little turned up nose · Dutch
A carpet shark of Australian reefs with a shaggy beard · Aboriginal Australian
Poisonous plant that legend says keeps werewolves away
Means woolly in Afrikaans, for a fluffy dog · Afrikaans
A colourful fruit dove named after their call
The wonga pigeon of eastern Australia · Dharug
A small lark with a sweet fluting song · small dogs
A bird that drums on trees, for a dog who never stops tapping
Of the woods, for a dog who loves the forest
Korean for the universe · Korean
Thick coated like a sheep
An old London greeting, like what cheer
An exclamation of amazement
A ghostly figure, a word first recorded in Scots
For a pup with more skin than dog
A winding river on the border of England and Wales
The least populated US state, home of Yellowstone and wide open range