Deciding On Cute Girl Dog Names

Coming up with a great name for your new dog can be just as troublesome as naming your own child

. Some of us automatically know just what to name our female dog, while others will struggle with finding something appropriate.

Lets take a look at a few general guidelines that can be helpful to come up with cute girl dog names:

Keep Names Short

A short name will not only be easier for you, your family and friends to remember; but it will also be much easier for your dog to recognize. Single or double plural names are ideal.

Family Tree

If your dog has papers, or a family tree that you can trace (I.e., You know the parent dogs), then name them something that will help carry on the family name. You can also consider giving your pet a name from your family history, such as a mother, grandmother, sister, or mentor from your past.

Keep It Clean

You're going to be using your dog's name in public, so don't name them something that your mother wouldn't like to hear. You can choose cute girl dog names like: Angelina, Drew, Mila, Kristen, Tea, Marissa, etc. -- naming your dog after a celebrity is always a fun ice-breaker when you take them for a walk in the park.

Take The Dogs Personality Into Consideration

Another easy idea for cute girl dog names is to name them after the personality traits they exude. For example, a dog who seems to have a sense of pride or entitlement could be named Princess, Queenie, or even Posh (After Victoria Beckham).

When In Doubt

Look through websites or books that have many cute dog girl names listed. Many of these tools will also give you a description of each name to help you with ideas.

by: James Lunden

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