Edmund

A distinctive pick — fewer than 14 pets share this name.

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Meaning & Story

Edmund is an Old English name meaning 'rich protector' or 'guardian of riches' — from 'ead' (wealth, fortune) and 'mund' (protector). It has a solid, medieval English heritage and a certain bookish nobility.

Edmund is the name of kings and literary heroes — Edmund the Magnificent from Narnia, Edmund Dantes from The Count of Monte Cristo, Edmund Burke the great philosopher. It has weight and heritage without being stuffy, the kind of name that suggests both intelligence and integrity. For a large, noble dog who takes his protective responsibilities seriously and has the quiet dignity to carry a name that has served royalty, Edmund is a genuinely distinguished choice.

At a Glance

#4890
Overall Rank
14
Registered
Boys
Popular With

Popular Breeds Named Edmund

Breeds that commonly use the name Edmund
BreedPets Named
Domestic Medium Hair2
Exotic Shorthair1

Edmund's Personality

Pets named Edmund are most often described as:

  • nobleStrong match
  • protectiveCommon
  • intelligentSometimes
  • dignifiedOccasionally

Trait order based on owner reports across pet registries.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Edmund a good pet name?

Edmund is a well-known pet name with 14 registered pets. Pets named Edmund are often described as noble, protective, intelligent.

Is Edmund a boy or girl pet name?

Edmund is more commonly given to male pets, though it can be used for any pet.

Last updated May 2026 · Data: NYC & Seattle pet licensing records · Methodology