Maximilian Name for Beagle

Alexander means 'defender of men'. It conveys strength and protection, fitting a loyal beagle. The name suggests a courageous companion ready to guard and stand by his family.

From Greek 'Alexandros', meaning 'defender of men'.

Theodore means 'gift of God'. It conveys kindness and generosity, fitting a loving beagle. The name suggests a gentle, benevolent dog who feels like a blessing to his family.

From Greek 'Theodoros', meaning 'gift of God'.

Montgomery is of French origin meaning 'Gumarich’s mountain'. It has a dignified, historical ring. The name suggests a dog with strength and character.

From Old French, meaning 'Gumarich’s mountain'.

Anastasia is Greek for 'resurrection' or 'rebirth'. It sounds regal and timeless. The name suggests a dog with a noble spirit and renewal of joy.

From Greek 'Anastasis', meaning 'resurrection' or 'rebirth'.

Isabella means 'pledged to God'. It sounds regal and elegant, matching a refined beagle. The name implies grace and devotion, fitting a loving and poised dog.

From Hebrew 'Elisheba', meaning 'God is my oath'.

Bartholomew is of Aramaic origin meaning 'son of Tolmai'. It has a timeless feel. The name suggests a solid, traditional character with strength.

From Aramaic, meaning 'son of Tolmai'.

Caesar is a title meaning 'leader'. It carries historical and regal weight, fitting a confident, bold beagle. The name suggests a strong, commanding companion.

Originally a Roman family name that became a title, meaning 'emperor' or 'leader'.

Oliver comes from an old root meaning 'olive tree', a symbol of peace. The name suggests a calm, gentle companion, mirroring the beagle’s friendly, easygoing personality. It emphasizes harmony: beagles are known to be affectionate and get along with others, so an Oliver would likely embody that peaceful spirit.

From Old French Olivier, originally meaning 'olive tree'. This name evokes the idea of peace and fruitfulness.