Tips for Naming a New Girl Puppy

So you just brought home a little girl puppy, now it is time to choose a name just perfect for her, but one you can remember as well. A lot of people like to get to know their new puppies before naming them, however, a list of some of the most popular girl dog/puppy names is always helpful.

Above Photo Courtesy of Sugar Pie Shih Tzu 

In this article I will share a short list with you. There are lots of names you can choose from, but for some people it seems like an overwhelming task to pick out that one perfect name. This list might be helpful.

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Before we get started with the list let us review some categories people like to choose from when naming a new puppy:

• names from popular culture is always a great them to choose from
• after the movie, "Frozen" came out, lots of people named their dogs from movie characters
• nature names are on the increase such as "Lightening"

Here are some more tips on how to pick out the perfect name for your new puppy:

• choose a name easy to say with one or two syllables to help get your dog's attention quickly
• some names are actually easier for dogs to hear such as Gracie or Bailey or Buffy
• never choose a name similar to a command you plan to use for training or names that might sound like common commands such as "Kit" that might sound like "sit" or "Bo" that might sound like no
• use your dog's name frequently in positive context so dog/puppy does not associate their name with punishment or something negative
• do not name a dog with something that sounds like the name of another family member
• and as mentioned above, a lot of people like to get to know their new puppy before deciding upon a permanent name

If you still can't come up with the perfect name for your new puppy, consider going over the following list of "most popular names" for girl puppies.

• Allie
• Angel
• Annie
• Athena
• Baby
• Bailey
• Bella
• Belle
• Bonnie
• Brandy
• Cali
• Callie
• Casey
• Charlie
• Chloe
• Cleo
• Coco
• Cocoa
• Cookie
• Daisy
• Dakota
• Dixie
• Ella
• Ellie
• Emma
• Gigi
• Ginger
• Grace
• Gracie
• Hannah
• Harley

• Hazel
• Heidi
• Holly
• Honey
• Izzy
• Jasmine
• Josie
• Katie
• Kona
• Lacey
• Lady
• Layla
• Lexi
• Lexie
• Lilly
• Lily
• Lola
• Lucky
• Lucy
• Lulu
• Luna
• Macy
• Maddie
• Madison
• Maggie
• Marley
• Maya
• Mia
• Millie
• Mimi
• Minnie
• Missy
• Misty
• Mocha

• Molly
• Nala
• Nikki
• Olive
• Peanut
• Pebbles
• Penny
• Pepper
• Phoebe
• Piper
• Princess
• Riley
• Rosie
• Roxie
• Roxy
• Ruby
• Sadie
• Sally
• Sandy
• Sasha
• Sassy
• Scout
• Shadow
• Shelby
• Sierra
• Sophie
• Stella
• Sugar
• Sydney
• Trixie
• Willow
• Winnie
• Zoe
• Zoey