In the early 1400s, Edward, Duke of York wrote a hunting and game guide that included a list of over a thousand "names for all manner of hounds."
Some good ones:
Cachefaste
Honeydewe
Symfonye
Garlik
Christabell
Terry
Havegoodday
Lewde
Rage
Crabbe
Beste-of-all
Pretyman
Pretiboy
Joliboye
Mercurye
Oribull
Brente
A paper including the list of names: https://www.academia.edu/44222801/THE_NAMES_OF_ALL_MANNER_OF_HOUNDS_A_UNIQUE_INVENTORY_IN_A_FIFTEENTH_CENTURY_MANUSCRIPT
A copy of the manuscript at auction: https://www.christies.com/en/lot/lot-4654654
My favourite name is Streccheforthe, suggested for greyhounds, because it shows that people are alike no matter what the time period is: "Who's a long boi? You're a long boi!"
Medieval England: At least 25% of men are named William, John, or Richard, 50-70% have names that are among the top ten most popular.
Also medieval England: Here, have a list of 1000 dog names so you can keep track of your good boys.
@erinbee how are you so good at posting??
@erinbee 1000 goode boyes and one Pretyman