Name my male dog!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Favorite: Remington
Reason: Remington Steele

Yes! Remington is my favorite, but I didn’t want to skew the results. (Thanks PP!)

[Anonymous]

I have found that one syllable names are the most easily recognized by the dog. My dog’s name is Ace and he knows his name very well and I can easily get his attention when I call him.

So, none of the names you listed plus one syllable. If not one syllable I would stop at two.. no longer.

So for a mastiff

Smalls
Biggie

From your list, I would shorten the name to one syllable and pick
Finn
Madd
Pax

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I like Remington and Finnegan from your list
I also like Diesel and Tank for a mastiff

Those are two of my favorites. Thank you!

[Anonymous]

Saxon!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have found that one syllable names are the most easily recognized by the dog. My dog’s name is Ace and he knows his name very well and I can easily get his attention when I call him.

So, none of the names you listed plus one syllable. If not one syllable I would stop at two.. no longer.

So for a mastiff

Smalls
Biggie

From your list, I would shorten the name to one syllable and pick
Finn
Madd
Pax

I really like Finn. I also like Quinn, but I didn’t add it to my list because I’m kind of anti-one syllable names for dogs. (I hate the name Quincy.) I think two-syllable names are best for dogs, but my favorite male name is three syllables; hence, my struggle. 🙃

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Saxon!

Hey, that’s kinda cute.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Favorite: Remington
Reason: Remington Steele

Yes! Remington is my favorite, but I didn’t want to skew the results. (Thanks PP!)

I like Remington but I also like Finnegan! I think a big, majestic-looking Mastiff with the friendly Finnegan name is a nice contrast.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have found that one syllable names are the most easily recognized by the dog. My dog’s name is Ace and he knows his name very well and I can easily get his attention when I call him.

So, none of the names you listed plus one syllable. If not one syllable I would stop at two.. no longer.

So for a mastiff

Smalls
Biggie

From your list, I would shorten the name to one syllable and pick
Finn
Madd
Pax

I really like Finn. I also like Quinn, but I didn’t add it to my list because I’m kind of anti-one syllable names for dogs. (I hate the name Quincy.) I think two-syllable names are best for dogs, but my favorite male name is three syllables; hence, my struggle. 🙃

Np. I heard the name Bentley and liked it. What do you think, op?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Favorite: Remington
Reason: Remington Steele

Yes! Remington is my favorite, but I didn’t want to skew the results. (Thanks PP!)

I like Remington but I also like Finnegan! I think a big, majestic-looking Mastiff with the friendly Finnegan name is a nice contrast.

Agree!

I also like how distinguished Remington sounds on a goofy lug of a dog.

[Anonymous]

Belvedere

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have found that one syllable names are the most easily recognized by the dog. My dog’s name is Ace and he knows his name very well and I can easily get his attention when I call him.

So, none of the names you listed plus one syllable. If not one syllable I would stop at two.. no longer.

So for a mastiff

Smalls
Biggie

From your list, I would shorten the name to one syllable and pick
Finn
Madd
Pax

I really like Finn. I also like Quinn, but I didn’t add it to my list because I’m kind of anti-one syllable names for dogs. (I hate the name Quincy.) I think two-syllable names are best for dogs, but my favorite male name is three syllables; hence, my struggle. 🙃

Np. I heard the name Bentley and liked it. What do you think, op?

I do like Bentley! I toyed with it for a little bit.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Belvedere

Great pick! My girl is Bella, though. Might be confusing?

[Anonymous]

OP, any guess on fur color?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP, any guess on fur color?

Most likely Brindle (male)

[Anonymous]

Finnegan. Finn for short.