Montgomery 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'.

Maximilian comes from Latin for 'the greatest'. It implies excellence and might. The name suggests a strong, confident dog who aims high and stands out.

From Latin 'Maximus', meaning 'greatest'.

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'.

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'.

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'.

Arabella means 'yielding to prayer' in Latin. It sounds elegant and romantic, matching a gentle beagle’s demeanor. The name conveys grace and kindness, fitting a dog who brings beauty and compassion.

From Latin 'Aria Bella', meaning 'beautiful air' or a variant of 'yielding to prayer'.

Penelope is derived from a Greek name meaning 'weaver'. In mythology, Penelope was loyal and patient. The name suggests a faithful, clever companion who brings comfort through loyalty.

From Greek 'Penelopeia', related to 'penelops' meaning 'weaver'.

Seraphina means 'fiery' or 'ardent' in Hebrew. It suggests warmth and passion. The name fits a beagle’s spirited and loving nature, implying a bright, lively companion.

From Hebrew 'seraph', meaning 'fiery' or 'burning ones'. Often associated with angelic beings.