How to Name Your Dog

Your neighbor's Toy Fox Terrier has pups. Despite the fact you told your neighbor you are not in a position to adopt a pup, after seeing the pups you can't help but pick one out. Now comes the fun part. Name your dog. Make sure the name fits the dog, and the dog fits the name.

Difficulty: Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• Dog
• Imagination

1. 

   There are so many ways to name your dog. You can name her for her size, color, walk, temperament or breed. If you have exhausted all those avenues and still don't have a name for your dog that seems to fit, visit:
   Visit http://www.dog-names.us/ to explore dog name databases.

2. 

   Click on the "Click Here To Start" Dog to proceed.

3. 

   Select the sex of your dog and what category you would like to look in for a dog name. You can search in any category from cars to nature to name your dog.

4. 

   A list from the Nature category shows in alphabetical order. Click on any name to see what the meaning of a dog's name is.

5. 

   I clicked on Daisy. A variation of her name is Daisy Mae, which is truly what we call our favorite Toy Fox Terrier. You can read the meaning of her dog name and famous usage for her dog name.

Tips & Warnings

• Remember to call your dog by what you chose to name your dog. Here boy (girl) or hey you will not instill in your pup the attachment of the dog name you have picked for her.

Resources

• Dog Names

[momandpopoften]

on 11/7/2008 It can be overwhelming trying to choose a name for a dog. This website sounds like it would be a tremendous help. Thanks!

[thesquirrelymom]

on 10/6/2008 This is really neat, I didn't know about this site. Thanks!