Police Dog NamesSpecial Names For A Special BreedPolice dog names should reflect the working nature of these valuable dogs. While your companion may not be a working dog, if it is one of the breeds associated with criminal justice work, you may want to reflect that in the choice of names. 
Often, breeds such as German Shepherds, Rottweilers, and Pit Bulls, are well-trained in the techniques needed by law enforcement workers. These dogs are used to protect officers in threatening situations, sniff out illegal drugs, locate explosives, and even find survivors after a catastrophe. The traits sought in these dogs are strength, stamina, and loyalty. They work side by side with their human partners to complete dangerous tasks quickly and safely. These dogs are even utilized in war zones to help soldiers. Here are some police dog names to help you find the right one for your companion: Bomber: This name refers to the fact that a well-trained dog can attack as quickly as a bomb can blow up a city. This name works for either a girl or boy dog. Copper: This is a common slang word for law enforcement and would be perfect for either a male or female dog with a reddish coat. Diablo: This name means "devil" and refers to the threat of a trained attack dog. It is a masculine police dog name and comes from Spanish origins. 
Fang: Referring to the long eye-teeth of the dog, this name calls forth a sense of dread for any intruder and can be used for females or males but is more often used for boys.Kojak: This name is taken from the television police detective who always had a lollipop in his mouth. It's a great name for a male canine. Kujo: The name of the vicious dog in a Stephen King novel, this name will give the impression of a really mean canine. Hades: This name means "hell" and brings to mind the fires and fury of the place of damnation awaiting any crook or criminal. The name works for male or female. Lockjaw: This name refers to a disease where the victim can not release their jaws after clamping down their teeth, bringing to mind that the dog may bite and not release the victim. It's a great selection for girls or boys. Marksman: Law enforcement officers are trained marksmen and this name lets everyone know the canine is trained to hit the mark as well. Use it for your boy canine. Nemesis: A nemesis is bane or downfall which takes a person or object out of the picture, making it a great choice for female or male canines.
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