• Naming a bulldog puppy should be both fun and intelligent. Remember that puppies will eventually be dogs and their names must be able to endure the transition. What is cute for a puppy may be inappropriate for an adult dog. Keeping the name simple will allow for easier calling of the dog and a faster learning of the name for a puppy. Be sure to choose a name that matches the personality of the puppy but is still distinctive.
  
  

Female Names

• Female puppies should have names that suit their personalities while leaving no doubt that the puppy is a girl. Should the puppy be a potential show dog, it is OK to officially name the puppy several names but select one that the dog will be called by on a daily basis.
  
  Some distinctive female names are Maggie, Lady, Belle, Sandy, Molly, Daisy, Ginger, Cadie, Kate, Annabell, Bridgette, Betty, Rosa, Octavia, and Iris. Exotic names such as Blaze, Aria, Draculina, Diva, Crista, Fergie, Shotzy, Geisha, Zena and Calisto make for interesting names. Although the tried and true are often some of the best, including May, Candy, Bitsy, Annie, Lucy, Nana, Rosie, Sara, Trudy, Tina, Sunny and Wilma. A female puppy can be named after singers, writers, movie stars or any other famous person that is appreciated.
  
  

Male Names

• Male puppies should have names associated with its sex. Like with female names, if the puppy is intended for showing, pick a single name from its official name to call the puppy on a regular basis.
  
  There are the standard share of common names like Blackie, Whiskey, Smokey, Butch, Duke, Bandit, Spot and Jake. Then there are the distinctive names such as Noble, King, Merlin, Victor, Brutus, Champ and Yuri. Male puppies can be named regally with vintage names such as Maximillian, Courtland, Bartley, Stowe, Elder, Sloan, Hunter, Stanton, Conroy, Marshall and Rufus. Naming a male puppy can be as simple as pulling a name from a favorite comic strip or action movie. Male puppies can be named after the famous and infamous as well as female puppies can.
  
  

Unisex Names

• Unisex names are often given because of personal preferences. Often a unisex name is used based on a memory or experience or simplicity. A common unisex name is Sam, short for Samantha or Samuel. Alex is another common unisex name and is the shortened version of Alexander and Alexandra. "Bay" is what dogs perform for the moon and is still a common unisex name. Inanimate objects also find their way into being names for puppies such as Bucket, Tequila, Kilo, Satellite and Woody. Names that suit a puppy's personality are often unisex such as Happy, Boomer, Lucky or Dusty.