Meaning & Story
an English occupational name meaning 'one who tends horses,' a variant of Marshall
<p><strong>Marshal</strong> is a strong, authoritative name rooted in Old French and Old High German, originally referring to someone who cared for horses and later evolving into a title of high military rank. It carries an air of order and reliability.</p><p>Dogs named Marshal tend to live up to the title — watchful, responsible, and naturally inclined to keep things in line. It's a great fit for a herding breed or any dog who seems to think it's their job to manage the household.</p>