Needing a (not cutesy) female dog name ASAP!

[Anonymous]

Bunny
Kitty
Birdie
Ladybug

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What about spices?
Sage
Dilly
Cardamom pod?

omg cardamom pod made me LOL

thank you.

[Anonymous]

I like old lady/old man names for dogs. However many of my previous favorites are now becoming popular again! For example, I used to like Hazel. I will add that my own kid has a top 10 name for his birth year, but somehow I want my dog to have an unpopular name.

I will suggest Edith, and Ethel as names that seem to be staying in the old lady category.

[Anonymous]

Juniper (Junie)
Ramona

[Anonymous]

Trixie
Shelly
Lizzy

[Anonymous]

Ruby
Sasha

[Anonymous]

Lofer
slide
boatshoe

[Anonymous]

Churchill
Patton
MacArthur
wait; those are absolutely boy-dog names.

[Anonymous]

sunny
reine
windy
storm (is it dark grey?)

[Anonymous]

Buppin
Dandelion (could be Dandy)
Theodosia -> Theo
Pemberley->Pem or Pemmy

Is it a boy or a girl?

[Anonymous]

Lady Grantham

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Who cares what the dogs name is. Really? Let the kids name it.

Because you’ll be saying it, including calling it loudly in public, for 12-15yrs.

Agree with PPs that it’s fun to tie to something you like.
Mocha, Latte or Coffee (I know pets with all these names)
Sandy, Sunny, or similar if you are beach people
Stormy, Stella/Star, Luna, Sunny, Lightening for a weather theme
Pick a cute, simple female name. I know dogs named Bella, Lucy, Riley, Rosie and Sally

[Anonymous]

June - for when you adopted her

[Anonymous]

K9

[Anonymous]

I just read ALL of the responses. Thanks to everyone. Considering a lot of them. Will likely narrow to 3 and let kids decide of those pre-approved. Will be sure to update with the decision tomorrow! I have so much anxiety and excitement - probably won’t sleep much!
(Puppy is a very light colored cockapoo.)
-OP