Dog names for a girl puppy?

Question

A 9 week old German Shepherd puppy (Female) with dark black fur that has light brown spotting. Very small and adorable.

Answer 1

I recently had this problem and did some research looking for names. Here are some I liked, Dixie, Maxie, Maggie, Belle, Sugar, Bugg, Lexie, Angel, April, Cleo, Cassie, CoCo, Dolly, Dawn, Brooke, Gracie, Heidi, Ivy Joy, Maya, Nellie, Sadie, Tessie, Windy, Abby Annie, Ellie, Ella, Honey. I hope this helps.

Answer 2

Maggie
Molly
Lady
Bailey Sadie
Sam Lucy
Rocky Daisy
Ginger
Casey Abby
Sasha
Sandy
Dakota
Katie
Harley Annie
Rusty Chelsea
Toby Princess
Murphy Missy
Shelby Sophie Bo
Barney Coco Tasha

Answer 3

Naming your new pet can be a fun experience. However, there are times when one can get stuck for a name or become frustrated; particularly if more than one person needs to agree on the name. Here are a few tips for naming your pet. First, give your pet a name that you are not embarrassed to yell out loud in front of your neighbors, you'll likely need to call your pet at some point. One or two syllable names are easiest for one to call and the pet to remember. If you do select a long name, envision what the shortened version - that you'll end up using daily - is likely to be. Try to choose a name that doesn't sound like a command that you plan on teaching him. Training 'Mit to sit' could confuse a pup. If you are having trouble coming up with names there are a variety of sources one can take names from. Consider favorite musicians; authors; tv, movie, or literary characters. You can take names from history - Caesar, Franklin, or Hannibal; or from mythology - Athena, Zeus, or Apollo. A favorite athlete, car, or vacation spot may also provide the inspiration for just the right name. A pets' behavior, personality or appearance can also help inspire the new name. Names with meanings such as Flash, Cinnamon, or Tabasco often develop out of a physical or personality trait. More and more human names such as Max, Sam, or Amber are being used too. Have fun naming your pet and you are bound to come up with a name that everyone can enjoy.

Answer 4

Here are the names of the dogs I've owned and/or known: Rachel, Charlie, Rula, Silty, Muddy, Betsy, This, That, Marley, Creeky, Gracie, Peanut, Gators, Verona, Rosie, Ella, Mary, Bill, Lucy, Allie, Chance, Keeps, Ziggy, Paws, Sadie, Shana, Doxie, Blue, and many more. Rula, Creeky, Gracie, Peanut were Beagles, Rachel a Bearded Collie, This and That were Cocker Spaniels, Marley and Charlie Standard Poodles, Allie and Bo Yellow Labs, Rosie, Ella, Mary, Bill, Lucy, Keeps, Ziggy, Chance are Labradoodles, Sadie and Shana Cockapoos, Paws and Gators and Verona were cats, Blue was a Blond German Shepherd, and Doxie a mutt.

Answer 5

We are getting a puppy soon, and I really liked this site: http://www.bowwow.com.au/

You can search by categories, such as dog/cat, male/female, Aboriginal, Appearance, Arabic, German, Cartoon, Famous people, Music, Personality... I think there are like 20 categories, and they also have a name of the month, as well as the most popular names for dogs and cats. It's really great.

Answer 6

Princess
Cutie
Queen Of Hearts
Ginger Snap
Sugar Cookie
Lady
Klara

Answer 7

Sheba,Pooh,Sassy, Rita,Tink,Cinderella,Belle, Pixie,Daisy,Mini,Bear, Gigi,Sugar, Brownie,Alexandrea,and Fefe.

Answer 8

Wednesday

Answer 9

Diamond

Answer 10

Princess, Fifi (course that sounds like a poodle), Precious, GiGi, Babette, Brassy, Briar Rose, Betty Boop, Chiclet, Clementine; I found a lot more but you can look it up. So many cute names.