French Dog Names

Naming your dog can be difficult, especially if you are tired of names like “Boots”, “Spot”, and “Trigger”. Perhaps you should think about naming your dog something popular in another language. French dog names are especially handy when naming dogs of French origin but also for fashionable, sleek, small (petite), and graceful dogs, since French…

German Dog Names

Germans are known for the many types of dogs they have bred, including several strands of German pointers, the Rottweiler, the German Shepherd, the Doberman Pinscher, and the Dachshund.  For this reason, German dog names have become quite popular, especially for dogs originating in Germany.  Even Dutch and Danish dogs have come to be named…

Irish Dog Names

Few people are as proud of their heritage as the Irish, and this carries into every aspect of life, including choosing Irish dog names for pets. Regardless of breed or its origin, an Irish family will often dig into their ancestry and pull an Irish dog name out of the past. In fact, people unwittingly…

Italian Dog Names

If there is a single culture in this world that is most proud of the ancestry and heritage behind it, Italians would take the cake. You’ll even find entire neighborhoods in the United States full of nothing but Italians who are clinging to their background and preserving their culture. In most cases, this will carry…

Dachshund Names

The Dachshund, fondly referred to as the “weenie dog”, comes in three sizes and three varieties. Choose from short-haired, wire-haired, and long-haired dogs, as well as normal, miniature, and toy breeds ranging from a mere 8 pounds and less than 12 inches high to the largest breed at 20 pounds and up to 18 inches…