Freya Name for American Pit Bull Terrier

In Greek myth, Calypso was a nymph who detained Odysseus on her island with her enchanting beauty and song. This name suggests a dog of captivating beauty and a loving, possessive nature—a companion whose affection is so compelling, you never wish to leave her side.

From Greek 'kalyptein', meaning 'to conceal'. A nymph in Homer's 'Odyssey'.

Bella, meaning 'beautiful', is a heartfelt tribute to the often-overlooked elegance of the female Pit Bull. It celebrates the graceful curve of her head, the intelligent spark in her eyes, and the loving devotion that defines her true temperament, asserting that true beauty lies in spirit and form.

Italian, Spanish, and Latin word meaning 'beautiful'.

The Sphinx, a mythical creature with a lion's body and a human head, is an enigmatic guardian of secrets and riddles. This name suits a Pit Bull whose intelligent, deep-eyed gaze seems to hold ancient wisdom and who poses the riddle of their true, gentle nature.

From Greek 'Sphinx', apparently from 'sphingein' meaning 'to bind' or 'to squeeze'.

The Phoenix is a mythical bird that cyclically regenerates, rising from its own ashes in a burst of flame. This name is profoundly fitting for a rescued Pit Bull, symbolizing their incredible resilience, capacity for rebirth, and emergence into a new life of love and loyalty.

From Latin 'phoenix', from Greek 'phoinix', a mythical bird reborn from ashes.

Sirens were dangerous creatures in Greek myth whose enchanting songs lured sailors to their doom. For a Pit Bull, this name playfully acknowledges their powerful, alluring beauty and the 'danger' of falling completely, helplessly in love with them, captivated by their affectionate nature.

From Latin 'Siren', from Greek 'Seirēn', a mythical creature who lured sailors with song.

Luna offers a beautiful counterpoint to the Pit Bull's muscular physique, highlighting the gentle, soulful nature that defines the breed for its admirers. It evokes the serene, guiding light of the moon, suggesting a calming, constant presence that shines against a backdrop of misconception.

Latin for 'moon'.

Frida Kahlo was an artist known for her intense self-portraits, vibrant style, and incredible resilience in the face of physical pain. This name suits a Pit Bull who is a beautiful, passionate survivor—a dog whose spirit is unbroken and whose love is boldly expressed.

German name meaning 'peace'. Famous bearer: artist Frida Kahlo.

The Griffin, a legendary creature with the body of a lion and the head and wings of an eagle, is a symbol of majestic power and vigilance. For a Pit Bull, it represents a noble guardian—a creature of immense strength and keen perception, watching over his domain.

From Middle English 'griffoun', from Old French 'griffon', based on Late Latin 'gryphus'.