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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Not mean but I think short sighted.  So, if you pick the most popular name, won’t your kid have a lot of friends and potential romantic interests with that name?  So awkward when kid always has to be like “I’m going to the park with Ava the dog” or “with Ava the human”.  And then wanting to date someone with the same name as your dog growing up?
Not to mention when you’re at the park yelling Ava, come!  And all the moms are like “don’t talk to my kid that way!”

I just think it’s so much easier to give dogs names that are not popular with the humans.  I think it’s easier on the dog too—it’s one of the very few English words they will learn so is it fair for them to hear it everywhere they go?  Poor things think they will get a treat with everyone saying their name!  [/quote]

One of our grandkids is named Ella and so is her girlfriend. It will be interesting if they get married and choose to have the same last name too. Thinking about how confusing the school forms will be. In conversations they are usually referred to as Ella and The Other Ella. [/quote]

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