Old lady names for my puppy

[smoothlikebutter]

Previous names have been Ethel, Delilah, Florence, Willow and Winifred what other names can you suggest?

I love old lady names.

@smoothlikebutter - The name Hortense is girl's name of Latin origin meaning "of the garden". Hortense is actually the French feminine form of Hortensia, the name of a strong, politically active early Roman woman. Hortense began to be used in the English-speaking world in the nineteenth century.

Pronounced Horr - tense, rhyming with more-pence.

Olive.

I agree with MurderAtTheBeautyPageant though- an 80s name would be great!

Thora

Dora.
Mavis
Sadie
Gladys
Lucy
Dolly
Joan
Maud
Sybil
Ivy
Martha
Pearl
Kathleen
Jane
Elsie
Winnie
Mary
Vera.
Gertie

Sorry repeats

Dorothy
Dora
Doris
Enid
Esther
Etta
Polly
Maggie
Mabel
Thelma
Bridget
Mavis
Iris
Olive
Beryl
Winnie
Minnie
Ada
Ida
Vera
Rita
Audrey
Betsy
Peggy
Betty
Patsy
Nellie
Frida
Hilda
Josie
Joni
Bessie
Zelda
Pearl
Nora

I liked Peggy but Trudie is my fave. Is it a big dog or a wee one. Our boy is Alfie - big dog
enjoys puppy days (mine is 18mo glad they are past now though)

Sadie. Best name for a dog. I am not biased or anything.

Peggy
Minnie
Nelly
Tilly
Martha
Aggie

Dorothy
Mildred

Betty?

Mavis

Maude 😀

Beryl the Peril. If she's a bit of a naughty type

Vera, iris, gertrude, had a great auntie flo, and my nan was molly.
Love agatha as suggested by pp.

Florence.

Norah mn Bone.

Shirley
Debbie/Deborah
Pamela

I like Sue.

Or Pauline, Linda, Pam, Joan, Wendy. All popular in the 1950's when my mom now in her 70's was born, so I'd class then as old lady names.

I love that!

Boudicca
Ceridwen
Dymphna
Elfleda
Idony
Kunigunde
Lutgard
Milburga
Peteronel
Thekla
Wubcke
Yfama
Zikuaga

Maud

Maple or Sadie

Maureen
Irene
Ada
Barbara
Sybil

Peggy
Mary
Gloria
Gladys
Ida

Betty?