Friendly, loyal, and full of energy — male Labradors are everything you could want in a canine companion. Whether your new Lab is a chocolate, yellow, or black beauty, choosing the right name helps capture his personality and spirit.
But what’s the best name for a Labrador male? The truth is, it depends on his personality — and yours! Here’s a complete guide to naming inspiration that suits Labs of all types, from hunting partners to family cuddlers.
These timeless names never go out of style and fit perfectly with the Labrador’s friendly, dependable nature:
Labs love the outdoors — so why not choose a name inspired by nature, water, or adventure?
For goofy, energetic pups who love to make everyone smile:
Want something no one else at the dog park will shout? Try one of these distinctive picks:
When choosing your dog’s name, keep these quick guidelines in mind:
For 2025, our top male Labrador name is Finn — it’s friendly, fresh, and perfectly matches the Labrador’s love of water and outdoor adventures.
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