Top 100 Male Female Dog Names for Merchandise (June 2020)

Top 100 Male Female Dog Names for Merchandise (June 2020) Top 100 Male Female Dog Names For Merchandise in 2020 Image Source: Unsplash.comThe  US pet industry has an estimated value of more than $69.36bn, so dog names, and in particular merchandise customised towards puppy and dog names, are huge business.Every year, in addition to the essentials of dog food, dog bedding and veterinary care, dog owners also spend huge sums on customised merchandise and best selling dog toys such as the KONG Classic Dog Toy,  KONG Air Dog Squeakair Birthday Balls Dog Toy or the  Duckworth Duck Dog ToyDog owners put a huge amount of thought and emotional investment into naming a new dog or a puppy. We want our dog’s name to reflect our own personalities, our characters, and even our sense of humour.We can only presume that a name is important to the dog also. This is one of the points that’s covered with great insight by  author Paul Auster  in his brilliant novel Timbuktu, which is entirely narrated from the point of view of a dog named Mr Bones.The significance of dog names is evident in how Mr Bones talks about his dislike of the  alternative names  he’s given by the new ‘owners’ he encounters on his adventures… because of course, everyone new dog owner chooses  a name that means most to them, not to the dog.The choice of dog name can reveal  much about the owner of the dog. For instance, according to research released by pet insurance company, VPI, Bella is the most popular female dog name. Why?Well, it’s probably due to the popularity of Bella Swan, one of the main characters of the  Twilight saga, played by actress Kristen Stewart in the movies. There is a story about a long friendship that grew between two dog lovers as a result of this name. A woman at the dog park one day, calling out the name of her dog, Bella, when she was overheard by another dog lover, who happened to be a fan of Twilight. This sparked a conversation that led to friendship, all because of the act of choosing the name ‘Bella’ for a dog!Of course, choosing a name for a dog comes more easily to some people than to others, so here are some tips if you have a new pooch that you’re struggling to find a name.Short names, of one or two syllables, are easier for your dog to learn.Try pick a name that suits the dog’s personality.Get inspired by your favourite celebrity / food / song / novel / even the street where you live!Use humour and irony: ‘Tiny’ for a Great Dane!You could also take inspiration from the VPI data on the top 100 (50/50 male and female) dog names. While Bella is the most popular female dog name, Bailey is the most common name choice for a male dog. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Top 100 Dog NamesCheck out the VPI list below to see all 100.Top male dog names:Top female dog names:1. Bailey1. Bella2. Max2. Lucy3. Charlie3. Molly4. Buddy4. Daisy5. Rocky5. Maggie6. Jake6. Sophie7. Jack7. Sadie8. Toby8. Chloe9. Cody9. Bailey10. Buster10. Lola11. Duke11. Zoe12. Cooper12. Abby13. Riley13. Ginger14. Harley14. Roxy15. Bear15. Gracie16. Tucker 16. Coco17. Murphy17. Sasha18. Lucky18. Lily19. Oliver19. Angel20. Sam20. Princess21. Oscar21. Emma22. Teddy22. Annie23. Winston23. Rosie24. Sammy24. Ruby25. Rusty25. Lady26. Shadow26. Missy27. Gizmo27. Lilly28. Bentley28. Mia29. Zeus29. Katie30. Jackson30. Zoey31. Baxter31. Madison32. Bandit32. Stella33. Gus33. Penny34. Samson34. Belle35. Milo35. Casey36. Rudy36. Samantha37. Louie37. Holly38. Hunter38. Lexi39. Casey39. Lulu40. Rocco40. Brandy41. Sparky41. Jasmine42. Joey42. Shelby43. Bruno43. Sandy44. Beau44. Roxie45. Dakota45. Pepper46. Maximus46. Heidi47. Romeo47. Luna48. Boomer48. Dixie49. Luke49. Honey50. Henry50. DakotaData Source: Dogtime.comOnce you have done your research and chosen the dog’s name, here are a couple of great ideas for personalised, customisable dog accessories, to welcome your new four-legged friend into your home and life:1. Vet-Recommended Personalised ID Tag Image Source: AmazonThese affordably priced top quality pet ID tags are the ideal gift for your new dog. All tags are permanently laser engraved using an innovative laser technique. The tags are thick and robust, made from quality aluminum, and anodized for the richest of colour. The tags are available in large (approx 1.5in diameter) and small (1in) sizes, in red, pink, green, blue, purple, silver and black. Each tag can accommodate up to four lines of text. With vets recommending that all dogs have at least an ID tag, these are a great solution.Number of Customer Reviews:  2,103 Average Review Rating:  4.6/5 stars Check Price   (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); 2. Personalized Embroidered Dog ID Collar IMAGE SOURCE:  AMAZONThese dog  collars from GoTags are another of the most popular pet ID options available on Amazon. The collars are made from strong, durable nylon webbing, with smooth tapered edges for a comfortable fit on your dog. They come personalised with your dog’s name and your phone number permanently stitched in. The collars have a stainless steel D-ring for tag and leash attachment, and a  secure plastic side-release buckle. With a variety of collar  colours to choose from including blue, black, orange, pink or red, and a huge array of thread choices, this GoTags pet ID solution has something to suit all tastes.Number of Customer Reviews:  3,947 Average Review Rating:  4.7/5 stars Check Price