300+ Science Dog Names For Your Mad Scientist Pooch

If science interests you then you’re in for a treat with our ultimate list of science dog names. We have gathered together the best selection of uber-cool nerdy dog names from every branch of science for all those puppy parents who know how awesome being in the lab can be.

Whether you understand the dynamics of quantum physics and complex trigonometry equations or whether your science efforts are more “KABOOM!”, we are sure you’ll find an awesome science related dog name here for your pooch.

So don your lab coat and goggles and let’s dive in!

🚺 Female Scientist Dog Names

Some of the greatest scientific contributions ever came from these amazing women scientists. We love the dog names “Sally” and “Mae” for girl pups of any breed.

Ada	Ada Lovelace is considered the first computer programmer – she was an English mathematician
Alice	Alice Augusta Ball was a chemist who developed a treatment for leprosy
Anning	Mary Anning was a paleontologist
Augusta	Alice Augusta Ball was a chemist who developed a treatment for leprosy
Barbara	Barbara McClintock was involved with genetics and won the Nobel Prize in 1983 for her work
Caroline	Caroline Herschel was an astronomer who collaborated with her brother William Herschel who was a fellow astronomer and composer
Carson	Rachel Carson was a marine biologist and conservationist
Cecelia	Cecelia Payne Gaposhchkin was an astronomer and astrophysicist
Chien	Chien Shiung Wu was an experimental physicist
Dorothy	Dorothy Hodgkin was a British chemist
Elizabeth	Elizabeth Blackwell was the first woman to earn a medical degree in America
Franklin	Rosalind Franklin was the scientist whose X-Ray diffraction work made it possible to discover the structure of DNA
Freese	Katherine Freese is the director of a theoretical physics institute in Sweden
Gertrude	Gertrude Elion was a biochemist
Hodgkin	Dorothy Hodgkin was a British chemist
Hopper	Grace Hopper was a computer scientist and mathematician
Jane	Jane Goodall is the the world's leading expert on chimpanzees
Jemison	Mae Jemison is a former NASA astronaut
Jennifer	Jennifer Doudna works in the genetic engineering field
Jocelyn	Jocelyn Bell Burnell is an astrophysicist
Katherine	Katherine Johnson was a mathematician
Lise	Lise Meitner was a physicist
Lovelace	Ada Lovelace is considered the first computer programmer – she was an English mathematician
Mae	Mae Jemison is a former NASA astronaut
Maria	Maria Goeppert Mayer was a theoretical physicist
Marie	Marie Curie was the scientist who discovered polonium and radium – she is one of the most famous scientists in the world
Mary	Mary Leakey was a British paleontologist
Mitchell	Maria Mitchell was an American astronomer
Rachel	Rachel Carson was a marine biologist and conservationist
Rita	Rita Levi Montalcini was a neurobiologist
Rosalind	Rosalind Franklin was the scientist whose X-Ray diffraction work made it possible to discover the structure of DNA
Rubin	Vera Rubin was an astronomer
Sally	Sally Ride was the first American woman in space
Sara	Sara Seager has discovered 715 planets with the Kepler telescope
Sau	Sau Lan Wu is a particle physicist
Tiera	Tiera Guinn is only 21 but is helping to build a rocket for NASA
Valentina	Valentina Tereshkova was the first woman to travel to space
Vera	Vera Rubin was an astronomer

🚹 Male Scientist Dog Names

If you’re looking for some great scientist dog names, you’ll be hard pressed to beat this list. From classic names like “Einstein”, to more unusual choices like “Tao”, this list has it all.

Albert	Albert Einstein is regarded as one of the most influential scientists in history – he had many interests from science, to medicine, to philosophy, physics and math
Alexander	Alexander Graham Bell was the Scottish inventor who gave the world the telephone
Alfred	Alfred Russel Wallace was a biologist who collaborated with Charles Darwin on the theory of evolution
Angelo	Michele Angelo Besso was an engineer who collaborated with Einstein
Antoine	Antoine Lavoisier was a French scientist who is largely regarded as the father of chemistry
Bell	Alexander Graham Bell was the Scottish inventor who gave the world the telephone
Besso	Michele Angelo Besso was an engineer who collaborated with Einstein
Bill	Bill Gates co-founded Microsoft
Blaise	Blaise Pascal is a famous French mathematician
Carl	Carl Friedrich Gauss was a German mathematician
Charles	Charles Darwin is known for proposing his theory of natural selection in evolutionary biology – his ideas basically describe how animals evolve
Copernicus	Nicolaus Copernicus was an astronomer who made important contributions to our understanding of astronomy by proposing his ideas that Earth was a planet and that all they all orbited the sun
Darwin	Charles Darwin is known for proposing his theory of natural selection in evolutionary biology – his ideas basically describe how animals evolve
Einstein	Albert Einstein is regarded as one of the most influential scientists in history – Einstein is also the name of Doc's dog in the movie Back to the Future and a great choice for your dog too
Euclid	this mathematician is considered the father of geometry
Fibonacci	he was an Italian mathematician from the middle ages
Galileo	Galileo was an Italian astronomer who was curious about space which he studied through a homemade telescope – he was the first to posit that the moon’s surface was not flat and smooth
Godfried	Godfried Wilhelm Leibniz shares credit with Isaac Newton for being the brains behind calculus (although they did not appear to work together on this)
Gregor	Gregor Mendel was a biologist who is regarded as the father of genetics
Grover	Grover Krantz was an anthropologist from America
Halley	Edmond Halley was the astronomer who discovered Halley's comet, a comet that appears approximately every 74 years – it is one of the most famous comets in the world
Henry	Henry Ford was the inventor responsible for bringing the assembly line technique of mass production to the car industry
Isaac	Isaac Newton was an English scientist and mathematician famous for formulating gravitational theory and the laws of motion – he is one of the most well-known figures in history
Ivan	Ivan Pavlov was a Russian physiologist who used dogs to develop the technique of classical conditioning
J	J. Robert Oppenheimer was the theoretical physicist who researched and designed the atomic bomb – he is often referred to as the father of the atomic bomb (probably not the greatest legacy!) – “Jay” is a great dog's name
James	James Maxwell was a Scottish physicist
Kepler	Johannes Kepler was one of the most influential scientists specializing in astronomy – he said that a planet orbited in ellipses rather than circles
Ludwig	Ludwig Boltzmann was a physicist
Maxwell	James Maxwell was a Scottish physicist
Neil	Neil Armstrong was the first man to walk on the moon
Newton	Isaac Newton was an English scientist and mathematician famous for formulating gravitational theory and the laws of motion – he is one of the most well-known figures in history
Nikola	Nikola Tesla was the scientist who was the pioneer of AC electricity
Pavlov	Ivan Pavlov was a Russian physiologist who developed the technique of classical conditioning
Pierre	Pierre Curie was a French scientist and husband of marie Curie
Pythagoras	the mathematician whose research gave us Pythagoras' theorem
Richard	Richard Feynman was a physicist who contributed to quantum theory
Russel	Alfred Russel Wallace was a biologist who collaborated with Charles Darwin on his theories of evolution
Steve	Steve Jobs is the inventor of Apple products
Tao	Terence Tao is an Australian mathematician
Tesla	Nikola Tesla was the scientist who was the pioneer of AC electricity
Thomas	Thomas Edison was an American inventor – he invented the lightbulb
Tycho	Tycho Brahe was a Danish astronomer
Wilhelm	Godfried Wilhelm Leibniz shares credit with Isaac Newton for being the brains behind calculus (although they did not appear to work together on this)
William	William Herschel was an astronomer

🐶 Science Dog Names Inspired By Real Life Dogs of Science

All these dogs either belonged to scientists as pets or were instrumental in bringing about scientific discoveries. All these amazing dogs deserve to be remembered forever.

Arleekin	One of of Pavlov’s dogs
Balto	Togo and Balto delivered a lifesaving diptheria serum to Nome, Alaska – they saved the town
Beck	One of Pavlov’s dogs
Belka	Strelka and Belka were the first living beings to go into orbit and return safely
Bierka	Pavlov's dog
Bob	Charles Darwin's pooch
Chaser	this Border Collie could identify 1022 nouns and gave scientists an insight into language acquisition, long term memory and the cognitive capacity of animals
Chico	Chico was the beloved pup of renowned scientist Albert Einstein
Clyde	he was the Irish Wolfhound that belonged to anthropologist Grover Krantz
Coonie	James Maxwell's pooch
Ikar	Pavlov's dog
Jenny	Mary Leakey's Dalmatian
Jofi	Sigmund Freud's Chow
Joy	Pavlov's dog
Laika	she was the first pup to go up in a spacecraft
Lun Yug	Sigmund Freud's Chow
Marjorie	this pooch had her pancreas removed to cause diabetes so researchers could test insulin, thus saving millions of humans
Milka	this dog helped George de Mestral develop velcro
Milkah	Pavlov's dog
Murashka	Pavlov's dog
Naki'o	the bionic dog lost all his paws to frostbite and became the first dog to get 4 prosthetic limbs
Norka	Pavlov's dog
Polly	Charles Darwin's dog
Robot	this dog fell down a foxhole which turned out to contain some of the most well preserved prehistoric art – they are located at Lascaux in France
Rosa	Pavlov's dog
Sam	Mary Leakey's Dalmatian
Smoky	this Yorkie was the first official therapy dog
Snuppy	the first cloned dog was an Afghan Hound
Strelka	Strelka and Belka were the first living beings to go into orbit and return safely
Toby	James Maxwell's dog
Togo	Togo and Balto delivered a lifesaving diptheria serum to Nome, Alaska – they saved the town
Toi	one of Pavlov's dogs
Trouve	Alexander Graham Bell's Terrier
Tungus	one of Pavlov's dogs
Wolf	Sigmund Freud's daughter's German Shepherd

😁 Funny Nerdy Names For Your Science Dog That Suit Every Pet’s Personality

Who says a scientist has to be serious all the time? These names will have you LOL-ing all over the lab. We love all these dog names for their funny science references.

Al	“Al” is a nickname for Albert Einstein and a great puppy moniker
Arc	in math, an arc is the curving line that joins 2 points
Astro	for astrology – this is a cute pet's name
Bibo	Einstein got this parrot as a birthday gift
Big Bang	how the universe is said to have been created – great name for a pup with an explosive personality
Bomber	for all the bombs that have been developed in the name of science – this is a great name if your furry friend is prone to a bit of mischief causing havoc
Cipher	refers to the number zero
Cosmo	for the cosmos – “Cosmo” is a super name for your new puppy
Delta	the name of a family of rockets
Digit	a number
Dwarf	for a white or red dwarf (star) or a dwarf planet
Enzo	for enzymes
Falcon	Falcon 1 through 9 are rockets
Fido-nacci	a play on Fibonacci, the great mathematician from the middle ages
Goldie	for gold, one of the elements in the periodic table – this is a super cute pet's name
Moose	Tycho Brahe had a pet moose!
NASA	for the national aeronautics and space administration
Nitro	short for nitrogen which is gas
Oxy	for oxygen – the air we breathe that keeps us alive
Professor	if you are a Professor of Science
Pupnik	a play on Sputnik, a soviet spacecraft
Ray	a beam of light
Robodog	Who wouldn't like one of these?
Rocket	for the rockets that blast people into outer space
Space Pup	we humans have always been curious about what lies beyond what we can see
Spithead	this was the name of the cat belonging to Isaac Newton – incidentally between discovering gravity and calculus he also invented the cat flap which has made life easier for cats and their owners ever since
Sputnik	a famous rocket
Sunny	for the sun which is the largest celestial object in our solar system
Thor	the name of a rocket
Tiger	this was the name of the famous cat that belonged to the scientist Einstein
Viro	short for virus
Wave	for sound waves

🎥 Scientist Dog Names Inspired By Fictional Scientists From Science Fiction

We are big fans of The Big Bang Theory – it was a hilarious show full of epic characters. Is your favorite fictional scientist on this list?

Alan	Alan Grant is a paleontologist in Jurassic Park
Beast	he is part of the X-Men and has a doctorate in genetics
Bill Nye	He's the Science Guy!
Bruce	Bruce Banner is a gamma-ray scientist in the Marvel comic books
Brundlefly	Seth Brundle aka Brundlefly was a nerdy scientist character in the movie The Fly
Cooper	Sheldon Cooper is one of the famous scientists on the sitcom The Big Bang Theory, which follows a group of nerdy guys as they navigate life
Dana	Dana Scully is in the TV series X-Files
David	David the Scientist was Phoebe's boyfriend on Friends – he went to Minsk
Doc	He was the scientist in the movie Back to the Future – Doc was his nickname – his full name was Dr. Emmett Brown
Doctor Eggman	he is the evil scientist who is Sonic the Hedgehog's nemesis
Dr. Jekyll	Dr. Jekyll is a scientist who creates a potion that allows him to transform into his alter ego Mr. Hyde – “Jekyll and Hyde” are cool nerdy dog names for a pair of dogs
Dr. Nefario	he is the science guy who helps Gru in the movie Despicable Me
Dr. Wu	he was the scientist behind Jurassic Park and Jurassic World
E.T	E.T the Extraterrestrial was a movie
Ellie	Ellie Arroway is the main character in the movie Contact
Erik	Erik Selvig is an Astrophysicist in the Marvel movies
Frank-N-Furter	He is a transvestite mad scientist in the Rocky Horror Picture Show – “Frank” n “Furter” would be really cool science dog names for a pair of dogs too!
Frankenstein	Victor Frankenstein is a scientist in Mary Shelley's novel
Galen	if you're looking for science-related Star Wars dog names, Galen Erso is a brilliant scientist in the movie Rogue One
Gertie	she is the little girl played by Drew Barrymore in E.T the Extraterrestrial
Grace	Grace Auguatine was a xenobotanist in the movie Avatar
Grant	Alan Grant is a paleontologist in Jurassic Park
Heisenberg	this is Walter White's drug name in Breaking Bad
Honeydew	Dr. Bunsen Honeydew is a muppet character who is a scientist
Howard	Howard Wolowitz is a scientist on the sitcom The Big Bang Theory, which follows a group of nerdy guys as they navigate life
Hulk	he is the superhero character that renowned scientist Bruce Banner changes into
Jemma	Jemma Simmons is a scientist at S.H.I.E.L.D
Jimmy	Jimmy Neutron is a fictional scientist from the cartoon show Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius
Julius	Julius No is a scientist in the James Bond film Dr. No
Leonard	Leornard Hofstadter was one of the famous scientists on the sitcom The Big Bang Theory, which follows a group of nerdy guys as they navigate life
Marty	Marty McFly was the main character in the movie Back to the Future
McFly	Marty McFly was the main character in the movie Back to the Future – this is a cool pet name
Morgus	Morgus the Magnificent was a horror show with the mad scientist Morgus as the host
Mr. Fantastic	one of the Fantastic Four, he is a scientist and inventor in his human form
Mr. Hyde	Dr. Jekyll is a scientist who creates a potion that allows him to transform into his alter ego Mr. Hyde – “Jekyll and Hyde” are cool nerdy dog names for a pair of dogs
Nash	the movie “A Beautiful Mind” is a story about the mathematician John Nash who was diagnosed with Schizophrenia
Neville	Dr. Robert Neville was a virologist in the movie I am Legend
Otto	Otto Octavius is a nuclear physicist who becomes Doctor Octopus, a Marvel supervillain
Professor Frink	he is a nerdy scientist who is a bit of a social geek in The Simpsons
Raj	Raj Koothrappali was one of the scientists on the sitcom The Big Bang Theory, which follows a group of nerdy guys as they navigate life
Reed	Reed Richards is a scientist and inventor and becomes Mr. Fantastic
Ross	Ross Gellar is a paleontologist in Friends
Scully	Dana Scully is in the TV series X-Files
Spock	he is the science officer in Star Trek
Storm	Susan Storm has 4 doctorate degrees in biochemical sciences – she is Invisible Woman in the Fantastic Four
Walter	Walter White is the chemist teacher turned drug lord in the show Breaking Bad
Wayne	Wayne Szalinski was the dad who shrunk his kids in Honey I shrunk the Kids
Xavier	Charles Xavier is a genetic scientist from the X-Men
Zola	Arnim Zola is an enemy of Captain America and a master of biochemistry

🌛 Science Dog Names Inspired By Astronomical Bodies In Our Universe

The universe is vast and utterly fascinating, just like the dog names on this list. Our top picks are “Hubble” and “Pluto” and we are in love with “Delphi” for a girl.

Aquila	a constellation
Ariel	one of the moons around Uranus
Aries	a constellation
Asteroid	these are basically rocks that orbit in the solar system
Aurora	the aurora borealis is an electrical phenomena that occurs at the poles that creates a beautiful array of colors in the sky
Axis	the imaginary line that a planet rotates around
Bianca	one of the moons around Uranus
Callisto	Jupiter's moon – it is less active and is called a dead moon
Cassiopeia	a constellation – “Cassi” is a great dog name
Ceres	a dwarf planet that is located in the main asteroid belt between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter
Comet	a comet is made of dust, ice, gasses and rocks that orbits the sun
Cygnus	a constellation
Delphinus	a constellation – “Delphi” is an awesome dog name
Draco	a constellation
Eclipse	when the moon passes in front of the sun blocking out all light
Eris	a dwarf planet
Galaxy	a galaxy is a system of stars, gas, dust and matter that is held together by gravity
Gemini	a constellation
Hercules	a constellation
Hubble	the Hubble telescope is a permanent fixture orbiting earth like a satellite – Edwin Hubble was also a famous American astronomer
Io	One of Jupiter’s moons – it is extremely volcanic
Jupiter	this planet does not only have 1 moon like earth, but 95 celestial objects orbiting it
Leo	a constellation
Luna	the name given to earth's moon by the Romans
Lyra	a constellation
Mars	the red planet is 4th from the sun
Mercury	the smallest planet in our solar system
Milky	the Milky Way galaxy is made up of billions of stars
Moon	the moon is a spherical body that orbits earth – “Moony” is one of the best dog names based on science
Nebula	a star nursery (where new stars form) – it's a cloud of gas and dust
Neptune	is 8th from the sun
Neso	a moon orbiting Neptune
Orion	a constellation
Perseus	a constellation
Pluto	Pluto is one of the celestial bodies that orbits our sun
Quasar	a massive black hole
Saturn	the 6th planet from the sun
Scorpius	a constellation
Selene	the name given to earth's moon by the Greeks
Star	for the stars in the solar system – “Starry” is also a great dog's name for your new friend
Supernova	this is a star explosion – you can shorten this name to “Nova”
Titan	Saturn's largest moon – this is the perfect name for a large breed puppy
Ursa	Ursa Minor and Major are star constellations
Venus	this is the second planet from the sun

🧑🏻‍🔬 Pet Names For Your Science Pup Inspired By Physics Terms

Some of these scientific dog names inspired by “lab-lingo” are really cool. We adore “Copper” and “Gamma”.

Benzene	this is a chemistry compound – “Benzy” is a cool dog name
Beryllium	this is a gray metal – “Beryll” is a good nickname
Copper	copper is one of the periodic table elements in science and a perfect name for your pup
Cosmos	the cosmos refers to the whole universe – “Cosmo” is a really cool pup name
Gamma	for gamma rays – electromagnetic radiation
Gravity	gravitational force is what keeps us on earth and prevents us from floating away
Magnetic	magnetic force is a force of attraction or repulsion depending on polarization – “Magneto” would be an awesome dog's name
Polo	for Polonium which was discovered by Marie Curie
Rhizome	this is an underground plant stem – “Rhizo” is a super cool name
Zero	in space there is zero gravitational force and so you experience weightlessness and can float

⚛️ Choose a Nerdy Name For Your Science Dog Inspired By The Microscopic World

Do you have a teeny dog or a big dog coupled with a wicked sense of humor? How about choosing one of these fun names inspired by the smallest things that exist. We absolutely love the name “Higgs” for something completely different.

Alpha	alpha particles are made up of 2 protons and 2 neutrons
Amino	for an amino acid which is a simple compound
Amoeba	a single cell organism
Atom	the smallest particle that exists
Bacillus	rod shaped bacteria
Cell	every living thing is made up of cells
Chromosome	DNA is made up of these – “Chromo” is a cool name
Cyto	this is the prefix that is related to cells and their study – cytokinesis or cytoplasm for example
Enzyme	they bring about chemical reactions – “Zymo” is a great adaption of this scientific term into a name
Gene	genes are what you inherit from your parents at birth
Germ	a disease causing microorganism
Helix	a spiral structure, like DNA
Higgs	this is a type of particle
Ion	a molecule with an electric charge
Myco	mycology is the study of fungi
Neutron	a subatomic particle
Peptide	this is made up of 2 or more amino acids – “Pep” or “Peppy” are cool science dog names
Protozoa	single cell organisms – “Zoa” or “Proto” are good science dog names
Quark	a type of particle
Spirilla	spiral shaped bacteria
Spore	this type of cell can develop into an organism

🥼 Name Your Science Dog After Branches Of Science

Now we know these are not your run-of-the-mill names, but science lovers might enjoy something a bit more quirky for their pooch. Which branch of science piques your interest and would you choose it as a name for your puppy?

Anthropology	Explores human culture, evolution, and diversity
Archaeology	Studies human history through the excavation and analysis of artifacts and structures – “Arch” or “Archaea” might be fun science dog names
Astronomy	Explores celestial objects such as stars, planets, and galaxies, as well as the overall structure of the universe – “Astro” is a really cool science name for dogs
Astrophysics	Applies the principles of physics to understand celestial phenomena – “Astro” is a winner as a dog's name
Biology	Examines living organisms and their interactions with each other and their environment
Botany	Studies plants, including their structure, growth, reproduction, and interactions with other organisms
Chemistry	Investigates the composition, structure, properties, and changes of matter
Cynology	the scientific study of dogs – “Cyn” is a good dog's name
Ecology	Investigates the relationships between organisms and their environments – “Eco” is a nice name for a dog
Genetics	Studies the inheritance of traits and the mechanisms of heredity – “Gen” (like Jen) is a great nickname for this branch of science
Geology	Studies the Earth's structure, composition, and processes that shape the planet's surface – “Geo” is an awesome science dog name
Linguistics	Analyzes language structure, meaning, and use – “Lingu” is a different dog name
Mathematics	Studies numbers, quantities, shapes, and patterns – “Mathy” might be a good choice as a name
Meteorology	Focuses on the study of the atmosphere, weather patterns, and climatic conditions – “Meteo” is a fun spin on this branch of science for a dog's name
Microbiology	Examines microorganisms such as bacteria, viruses, and fungi – “Micro” is a fun name for a tiny dog and an even funnier name for a Great Dane!
Nanotechnology	Involves manipulating materials at the nanoscale – “Nano” is really cool as a name
Neuroscience	Investigates the structure and function of the nervous system, including the brain – “Neuro” can be the nickname
Nuclear Physics	Focuses on the study of atomic nuclei and their interactions – you cannot beat “Nuke” as a science name
Oceanography	Examines the physical and biological aspects of the oceans, including marine life and ecosystems – “Oceo” or “Ocean” are nice science dog names
Physics	Studies the fundamental principles of the universe, including matter, energy, and the forces that govern their interactions.
Psychology	Studies human behavior and mental processes – “Psycho” is a hilarious dog's name!
Robotics	Involves the design and operation of robots for various applications – “Robo” or “Robot” are fun science names
Zoology	Focuses on the study of animals and their behavior, physiology, and evolution

🔬 Nerdy Dog Names Inspired By Lab Equipment For Your Scientific Dog

Science is nothing without the equipment that makes it all possible. We quite like the name “Sonic” and we could imagine naming a small pooch “Pipette”.

Agitator	Equipment used to stir or mix liquids – a funny name for a dog who irritates their littermates
Beaker	a beaker is used in the lab for chemistry experiments
Bunsen	a bunsen burner is used to heat chemicals to bring about different reactions in chemistry
Burette	A long, graduated tube used for precise measurement of liquids
Calorimeter	Device used to measure the heat of chemical reactions – “Cal” is a cool name for your pet
Centrifuge	Device that spins samples at high speeds to separate components based on density – “Fuge” is a cool name for dogs
Desiccator	A sealed container used to remove moisture from substances – “Desi” is the perfect pet name
Geiger	A Geiger Counter is a device for detecting and measuring ionizing radiation
Hydrometer	Instrument for measuring the density of liquids – “Hydro” works as a dogs name
Jack	A laboratory jack is a device for raising or supporting laboratory equipment
Petri	a petri dish is a shallow, circular dish used to culture cells or small organisms
Pipette	this is used in chemistry
Sonic	A sonic bath uses ultrasonic waves for cleaning or mixing substances
Spectrophotometer	Instrument used to measure the intensity of light at different wavelengths, often used in chemistry and biology – “Spectro” is a great name
Vortex	A Vortex mixer is a device for quickly and evenly mixing small liquid volumes

Last Thoughts

We hope you conduct some epic experiments with your new dog to test out whether he or she loves these science dog names as much as we do. Let us know which name you chose in the comments below.