Pancho

Pancho is a Spanish masculine nickname, a diminutive of Francisco, which comes from Medieval Latin Franciscus meaning 'Frenchman' or 'free man.' It carries a warm, casual, Latin vitality and is associated with the legendary Mexican revolutionary Francisco 'Pancho' Villa.

Pancho has the energy of a full life lived without apology. It brings Latin warmth, a revolutionary spirit, and a broad, generous personality all in two syllables. The association with Pancho Villa — the legendary Mexican guerrilla leader who rode hard and lived harder — gives it a roguish, freedom-loving edge that works perfectly for a dog with an independent streak and a big personality. Pancho is the pet who makes his own rules and somehow always gets away with it through sheer charm.