Naming one's pet is an important quest
Pets are like family to many owners. Therefore, owners often want to give their dogs special names, and some like to be creative and unique when naming their pets. Some may name them after famous historical figures, sports teams or mascots, cartoons, personality traits and more.
Arts & Entertainment Names
Famous names from literature can be great for a pet
Art and entertainment have provided strong and unique heroines over time. Here are some famous names from art and entertainment along with their meanings: Biggles--title of a movie about a time traveling man, Bella--name of famous Twilight character, Boswell--forested town, Bronte--last name of the famous British sisters, Dali--last name of painter Salvador Dali, Lestat--famous Anne Rice vampire, Suess--for Dr. Suess, the child author, and Strider--a name from Tolkien's books.
Fashion Names
Try naming your pet after a famous fashion designer
Fashion is important to many. Therefore, some pet owners may want their personal fashion style to also shine in their pet's name. If that is the case, here are some fashion friendly names: Chanel--designer and perfume; Dior--last name of French designer Christian Dior; Giorgio--first name of Italian designer Giorgio Armani; Gucci--Italian couture known for handbags and leather.
Appearance Names
This small puppy could be named Dinky.
A basic but appropriate way to name a pet is based upon its appearance. Many owners may prefer to name a pet after a unique characteristic. Here are some pet names based on appearance: Amaretto--an almond liqueur made in Italy; Blanco--the color white; Chilli--spicy stew usually red in color; Claret--common name for red wine; Dinky--small; Freckles--brown spots.
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