Good dog names?

[Anonymous]

Another one that stays away from human names.
My long-time pet was Marmaduke, or Duke for short. He was a mixed-breed mutt and not a great dane, but it was and is still a fantastic name for any dog.

[Anonymous]

Zack. End of search.

[Anonymous]

Bonnie

[Anonymous]

Sir Alexander Hamilton Winchester III

[Anonymous]

I like human names, but only those I would never use for an actual human child.

I would love a dog named Floyd.

My son really wants a dog named Arrow.

[Anonymous]

Lloyd

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Word of advice, don't pick a name that rhymes with a command. No, Sit, Stay, Come, Heel. Will just confuse the dog if it's as dumb as our's!!

This is SO true. We had to replace No with Hey to avoid confusing our dog (Beau).

[Anonymous]

Jasper
Wrigley

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I prefer two syllable, four letter names-

Milo
Kela

The main rule for our family is to not use a human name.

better scratch milo then.

[Anonymous]

Snoop

[Anonymous]

Hoover made me laugh. I know someone who has a hound dog that eats everything and he called it Dyson.

I named my first dog Nia and my 2nd dog Madi. My partner liked the name Madison for a child, I hated it...I named the dog Madi on purpose so we could never name our child that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Milo is good.
Roger.

+1000 = Roger

[Anonymous]

Keith (for boxer, Doberman or other shorthair) mollie, Maggie (labs, golden retrievers). Jack, frank all around good names.

[Anonymous]

Avon Barksdale = the best. Thank you for naming my next dog for me.

[Anonymous]

We have a German Shepherd named Jack. Jack Shepherd from "Lost".

Yes. He is awesome.