Meaning & Story
An affectionate diminutive of Pamela, a name invented by Sir Philip Sidney in the 16th century, possibly from Greek meaning all sweetness or all honey.
Pammy is the kind of name that comes with a built-in smile — soft, sweet, and impossible to say with a straight face in a bad mood. It is an affectionate form of Pamela, and it retains all the warmth of that name while adding an extra layer of cuddly charm. Dogs named Pammy tend to be gentle, affectionate companions who lean into laps and thrive on affection. The name has a nostalgic, mid-century quality that feels both retro and endearing. It suits a dog who is essentially a living teddy bear.