If you’re looking for money-related dog names, we’ve got you covered!
Below, you’ll find ideas for boys and girls inspired by cold, hard cash!
We’ve included everything from money slang to foreign currency and more.
Check them out!
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Top 75 Money-Related Dog Names For Males
From names inspired by the 1% and names for the rich to really fantastic foreign currency and more, these are our favorite money-related dog names for males!

- Argent- the French word for money (and also silver)
- Armani – after the famous and very wealthy fashion house.
- Artos– The Sundanese word for money
- Astor – after John Jacob Astor.
- Bacon– as in “bringing home the bacon”
- Banker – the one who keeps the money.
- Baron – because they used to be incredibly wealthy.
- Bentley – after one of the most expensive cars in the world.
- Bezos-as far as rich names go, this one is the richest!
- Biscuit– slang for money
- Bill – you know, the more, the better.
- Bitcoin – after the crypto-money.
- Bread– one of the funniest slang words of money
- Bruce – after Bruce Wayne.
- Buck – this is another term for dollars.
- Burns – after Mr. Burns from The Simpsons
- Cabbage– another slang of money
- Carter – after the wealthiest Family Guy character.
- Cash – well, this is what we all need.
- Casper – English name for a “wealthy man.”
- Charles – after Charles Foster Kane.
- Chin–Hwa – Korean name for the wealthiest.
- Copper – after the precious metal you can make money with.
- Dinar – this is the money used in Serbia.
- Dinero – this is how you say money in Spanish.
- Dollar – after the U.S. currency names of money
- Doubloons – a word for money, usually gold
- Drako– at $1.2 million, the Drako GTE is one of the most expensive cars
- Drachma – before the Euro, this was Greek’s currency.
- Eddie Money – after the American songwriter.
- Edward – English name for a wealthy guardian.
- Ego– Igbo word for money (and some wealthy people have a big one!)
- Farthing – very old English currency.
- Fazioli – after the most expensive piano in the world
- Ferrari– one of the most expensive car brands
- Fetti– a slang money word derived from Spanish “feria”
- Franklin – after the man on the $100 bill.
- Frog– a horse racing slang word for $50 bill
- Gadi – Arabic name meaning “wealth.”
- Hamilton – after the 1st secretary of the Treasury.
- Hennessey– an expensive car and pricey scotch
- Ingot – after the blocks of precious metals.
- Jasper – Persian name for the one who holds the treasure.
- Jilt – in Dutch, this means “money.”
- Johnny Cash – this one doesn’t need an explanation.
- Lex – after Lex Luthor of Superman.
- Mark – before the Euro, this was Germany’s currency.
- McLaren– an expensive car
- Neiman – after Neiman Marcus, one of the most expensive brands
- Novac– Bosnian word for money
- Odo – an old German name meaning “wealth.”
- Oto – the German name for the wealthiest.
- Peso – after the Mexico money.
- Quid– one pound in British money
- Quetzal – after Guatemala’s bird, associated with wealth.
- Rafferty – Irish name meaning “wealth.”
- Rich – this one doesn’t need an explanation.
- Rikkaus– Finnish word for wealth
- Rockefeller – after one of the richest families in the U.S.
- Rolex – after the most expensive watches.
- Rolls – also known as the car of the wealthy.
- Ruble – this is the Russian currency.
- Ryker – the German name for a very rich one
- Scratch – this is another word used for money.
- Scrooge – after Scrooge Mc Duck.
- Shekel – this is the currency Israel uses.
- Shenzhen– after the expensive Shenzhen Nongke Orchid
- Shilling – very old English currency.
- Soldi– Corsican word for money
- Sterling – after the very old English currency.
- Tomaso– the De Tomaso P72 car is $1.3 million!
- Tokyo– 5th most expensive place to live
- Tywin – after Tywin Lannister, the richest character in Game of Thrones.
- Weitzman– after one of the most expensive shoemakers.
- Zeus – after the wealthiest God.
It’s hard to choose a favorite, but I’m loving Ryker. It’s such a fabulous name, and the strong consonants will help make dog obedience training easier. If you want something funnier, you can’t go wrong with one of the money slang ideas! Scratch is super cute!
I kind of like Novac, too. It’s a good strong name for a dog, plus it’s not quite so obvious as some of the other money names.
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75 Female Money Dog Names

Now, let’s talk money-related dog names for our sweet girl pups!
Again, we took inspiration from the lifestyles of the rich and famous, slang words for money, currency in different languages, and some of the world’s most expensive stuff.
- Adrianna – a Greek name for a wealthy lady.
- Ahmeera – an Arabic name for a rich princess.
- Alice – after Alice Walton.
- Antilla– one of the world’s most expensive homes
- Artemis – after Dr. Artemis Fowl II.
- Bling – for something expensive and fancy.
- Chopard– for the Chopard blue diamond
- Cleopatra – after the richest woman in history.
- Crystal – one of the most precious materials.
- Diamond – after one of the most precious gems.
- Dior – after the famous fashion designer.
- Dirua– Basque word for money
- Domaine – for Domaine Romanée-Conti, the most expensive wine
- Drachma – very old Greek currency.
- Edwena – English name meaning “wealthy friend.”
- Elegance – one of the fanciest names possible.
- Elite – because the elite has money.
- Elva– for the super pricey car, the McLaren Elva
- Emerald – after the precious green stone.
- Emma – after Emma Frost, a rich X-Men character.
- Fortune – this one is pretty straightforward.
- Francois – after Françoise Bettencourt Meyers.
- Gavivi – African name for sweet money.
- Geneva –3rd most expensive place to live
- Gemera– the Swedish car is one of the most expensive in the world
- Golden – a precious metal, often used in trades.
- Hope – after the famous Hope Diamond.
- Imali – in Zulu, this means “money.”
- Jade – precious name for a precious pup.
- Jessie – Hebrew name meaning “wealthy.”
- Jo – after Jo Bennet, one of the richest characters from The Office.
- Julia – after Julia Koch.
- Juliet– for the Juliet Rose, a $15.8 million flower
- Kadupul-priceless flower also called Queen of the Night
- Kālā – Hawaiian, one of the most beautiful words for money
- Kin – Japanese name meaning “gold.”
- Konila – Korean name for a beautiful rich woman.
- Kywe – Burmese name meaning “rich.”
- Lakshmi – after the Hindu goddess of prosperity.
- Leopolda – after the Villa Leopolda, one of the most expensive houses
- Lira – this used to be Italy’s currency before the Euro.
- Lolly– a cute money slang name
- London– #4 on priciest cities in the world
- Loonie – Canadian word for money.
- Loot– you can never have too much!
- Lucre – another term used for money.
- Lucci– an even cuter name that stems from Lucre
- Lucretia – Latin name meaning “profit.”
- MacKenzie – after MacKenzie Scott, the richest woman in the world.
- Mom – after Futurama’s richest character.
- Moola – this is another term for money.
- Neda – English name meaning “wealthy guardian.”
- Nyn– Tajik word that means money
- Odette – French name for a very wealthy one.
- Onyx – a beautiful black, and precious stone.
- Para-Albanian word for money
- Pasuri– Albanian word for wealth
- Paris – after the fanciest city in the world.
- Pagani– after the $1.4 million Pagani Huayra car.
- Payola – what we want on payday
- Peninga– Icelandic word for money
- Penny – one of the coins you’ll find in the U.S.
- Raha– Finnish word for money
- Ricca – Italian name meaning “rich and wealthy.”
- Riddhi – Indian name for a member of a rich family.
- Ruby – after the precious gem.
- Saffron– one of the most expensive herbs
- Scrilla – a cute money slang name
- Sika – African name meaning “money.”
- Silver – after one of the most precious metals.
- Toonie – Canadian name for $2 coin. for money.
- Treasure – this one doesn’t need an explanation.
- Vette – after the expensive Corvette.
- Yorka– after New York, the 2nd most expensive city in the world
- Zaire – after the currency from the country of the same name.
I personally love Ruby, as it’s both a beautiful gem and a great name! Plus, it happens to be my birthstone! I also love Saffron. Like Novac, it’s a less-obvious money-related name. As far as slang goes, Scrilla is adorable, don’t you think?
Your turn! What are your favorite money-related dog names? Share below!