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Female Names and Meanings
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If you have a female dog, you may be tempted to name her something very popular, like Molly, Sadie, or Maggie. However, try these extravagant monikers to make your pooch truly stand out.
Cleopatra
Cleopatra was the reigning queen of Egypt, but the name also means "father's pride and joy."Kiri
A sweet name, ideal for a little dog, means "radiant beauty."Amite
This French name could suit almost any beloved pet. Why? Because it means "friend."Chiquita
This sassy Mexican name, meaning "little girl," could be perfect for a small female chihuahua.Angelique
Although "Angel" is a popular dog name, this French version sounds more extravagant.Dulce
This Spanish name simply means "sweet."
Male Names and Meanings
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Plenty of male dogs are named Max, Buddy, and Sam, but if your dog deserves a name as unique as he is, here are some suggestions.
Gucci and Versace
Famous Italian designers or small pocket pooches? The cute pups who get these names probably will have an affinity for diamond-studded collars and designer bags.Adolph
This name means "noble wolf," and could be ideal for a stately dog, such as a German Shepherd.Clapton
This name is pulled from Eric Clapton, the famous musician. It's ideal for a dog that tugs at your heartstrings the same way Eric's guitar does.Cabernet
When talking about Cabernet, you usually mean a dry red wine. But this is also an extravagant name for a beautiful Irish Setter or a breed with a similar color coat.Felix
Although many dogs are named "Lucky," the Spanish version of the word is ideal for a male dog.Koa
This name means "brave, bold, fearless" and could be good for a scrappy little terrier.
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Extravagant Names for Dogs
Dogs are the most popular pet in the United States, with more than 73 million Americans who call themselves dog owners. With this popularity, finding an extravagant AND unique name for your dog may seem difficult. However, there are many fun names your new pup will love answering to. With a lot of reflection and just a little searching, you're sure to find an extravagant name that fits your dog's gender, breed, and personality.