What would you name a male Golden Retriever? (m)
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Mal
Enzo
Oro
Leo
Aslan
Nemo
Cass (Casimir, Cassiel, Caspian, Cassius, Cassio)
Kal
Elodin
Tam
Bedivere (Bedi? idk)
Samwise (Sam)
Seamus (Shae)
Con (Conri, Conley, Conlan, Con-man)
Alistair (Ali)
Tyr
Hermes
Helios
Fletch / Fletcher
Simeon (Sim)
Ludo
Milo
Elton
Lancelot / Lance
Piper
Pippin
Arren
Hyperion
Endymion (Enny, Ender?)
Ryland (Ry)
Sol
Summer
Tarik
Turin
Huon
Enzo
Oro
Leo
Aslan
Nemo
Cass (Casimir, Cassiel, Caspian, Cassius, Cassio)
Kal
Elodin
Tam
Bedivere (Bedi? idk)
Samwise (Sam)
Seamus (Shae)
Con (Conri, Conley, Conlan, Con-man)
Alistair (Ali)
Tyr
Hermes
Helios
Fletch / Fletcher
Simeon (Sim)
Ludo
Milo
Elton
Lancelot / Lance
Piper
Pippin
Arren
Hyperion
Endymion (Enny, Ender?)
Ryland (Ry)
Sol
Summer
Tarik
Turin
Huon
I like Aslan for a golden retriever.
My little sister has a big yellow lab named Cash (think Johnny). Nicknames include Ca$h Money and Cashew lol
For a Goldie I picture something with a “zee” sound - on either sex.
Xena, Zoe, Zora, Zara, Zelda
Zoro, Zak, Zadok, Zephyr, Zeus
Neutral names could be Zippy, Ziggy, Zoomy, Zulu
For a Goldie I picture something with a “zee” sound - on either sex.
Xena, Zoe, Zora, Zara, Zelda
Zoro, Zak, Zadok, Zephyr, Zeus
Neutral names could be Zippy, Ziggy, Zoomy, Zulu
This message was edited 5/17/2023, 5:55 AM
How about Pal?
I would give it, like, a Trevor or a Sengal. Something exciting!
Trygve.
Or I like that name, and it seems appropriate, anyway. I wouldn't really know without meeting the dog. Maybe he's a Truman / Tru, Peregrine / Perry, Troubadour, Lazarus, Sinjin, Oswald / Oz, Theodoric / Theo, Xerxes, Socrates, Rafiq / Rafi, Sunny, Rene, Abelard, Nimbus, Linden, Claude, Trace, Briggs, Serge, Sage, Easter, Raziel, Zakai, Guy, Dante, Kevin, Walter, Theory, Zeitgeist, Grasshopper, Conrad, etc instead.
Or I like that name, and it seems appropriate, anyway. I wouldn't really know without meeting the dog. Maybe he's a Truman / Tru, Peregrine / Perry, Troubadour, Lazarus, Sinjin, Oswald / Oz, Theodoric / Theo, Xerxes, Socrates, Rafiq / Rafi, Sunny, Rene, Abelard, Nimbus, Linden, Claude, Trace, Briggs, Serge, Sage, Easter, Raziel, Zakai, Guy, Dante, Kevin, Walter, Theory, Zeitgeist, Grasshopper, Conrad, etc instead.
This message was edited 5/16/2023, 1:48 PM
I'd choose any human name for him and I'll pick the one that hits different to me. But for now I think I'll name one Aurelien.
Arjun. I've been reading a lot of books featuring Hindu mythology and Arjun is one of my favorite characters.
Bailey isn't common aruond here, but there are tons of Thors.
Bailey isn't common aruond here, but there are tons of Thors.
I'd name mine Balak
My neighbors had a golden retriever named Bailey. You're right, it is a common dog name!
Maybe I'd name mine Barnum, to put a little twist on things.
Maybe I'd name mine Barnum, to put a little twist on things.
Seemed like the most common golden name. For males and females. Back in the nineties anyway, I remember noticing it on every other puppy, then, when I worked at a vet in the bay area. guess it has not changed
I might name it a happy word. Like Happy or Jolly. Or Gem, Winsome (Wynn maybe).
If it had to be a people name, maybe Frankie or Gil (Gilbert).
I might name it a happy word. Like Happy or Jolly. Or Gem, Winsome (Wynn maybe).
If it had to be a people name, maybe Frankie or Gil (Gilbert).
This message was edited 5/15/2023, 7:51 PM
The golden male we had when I was growing up was named Topaz. I've also known males named Copper, Sun Dog, and Bonzo.
Topaz is cute.
Zeno sounds very golden to me and somewhat happy go lucky.
Something like Mungo, which is a little derpy, might fit some dog personalities.
For a dog with a more serious, stodgy personality, maybe Wystan or Bastian.
The knightly imagery of Gawain or Percival (Percy) might be cute.
I also like Max. I know it is a typical dog name, but I still like it.
Something like Mungo, which is a little derpy, might fit some dog personalities.
For a dog with a more serious, stodgy personality, maybe Wystan or Bastian.
The knightly imagery of Gawain or Percival (Percy) might be cute.
I also like Max. I know it is a typical dog name, but I still like it.
The omnipresent dog name in my life is Dakota / Koda. Bizarre!
A grandfatherly name would be cute: Arnold (my maternal grandfather's name), Eugene, Roy, Gerard, Luther, etc.
A grandfatherly name would be cute: Arnold (my maternal grandfather's name), Eugene, Roy, Gerard, Luther, etc.
My landlord has a golden retriever/chow mix named Dakota.
My mother had some neighbors a few years ago who had maybe five or six dogs, and I can't remember what the one female was called. I want to say Rose or Rosie, but I don't think so because the lady's name was Rosemary.
Anyway, the males were named Jackson, Donald, Eugene and Randall.
Anyway, the males were named Jackson, Donald, Eugene and Randall.
not just you ...
For years, whenever I herd of someone getting a dog, and its name wasn't Bailey or Tucker or Sadie or Lily, I was surprised.
My mother and stepfather adopted a golden-doodle last year; his name's Ernie, but they didn't name him that, he was already named when he arrived.
Let's see;
Boris (cuddly bear-like dog name?)
Monster (ironic!)
Ringo?
Fast Eddie?
For years, whenever I herd of someone getting a dog, and its name wasn't Bailey or Tucker or Sadie or Lily, I was surprised.
My mother and stepfather adopted a golden-doodle last year; his name's Ernie, but they didn't name him that, he was already named when he arrived.
Let's see;
Boris (cuddly bear-like dog name?)
Monster (ironic!)
Ringo?
Fast Eddie?
and Max and Milo ...
Or Toby or Lucky.
Or Toby or Lucky.
Molly is also super popular.
North Dakota is, once again, odd.
I know dogs named Edna, Haven (no joke - it's a show dog), Esme, Betty, Deanna, obscure Norse gods - but none of the common ones. But my relatives' dogs are Sparky, Ruby, Andy, and Sammy.
I know dogs named Edna, Haven (no joke - it's a show dog), Esme, Betty, Deanna, obscure Norse gods - but none of the common ones. But my relatives' dogs are Sparky, Ruby, Andy, and Sammy.
Yeah, I know dogs and cats with unique names, too. It's just that there are also plenty of top 100 names out there.
ETA: I was curious, so I googled popular dog names by state, and Jack and Teddy are apparently the most popular dog names of North Dakota. Or so they claim.
ETA: I was curious, so I googled popular dog names by state, and Jack and Teddy are apparently the most popular dog names of North Dakota. Or so they claim.
This message was edited 5/16/2023, 3:13 PM
I've never come across a Teddy. I do know a few Jacks and Chloes
Most of the common dog names mentioned I haven't come across in ND. I've heard them in DC, but not here.
It's not something special or anything, I just find it odd.
Most of the common dog names mentioned I haven't come across in ND. I've heard them in DC, but not here.
It's not something special or anything, I just find it odd.