Idea 1 of naming dogs: the simplest catchy names
This is a very common category, such as Tintin, Dangdang, Xiaobai, Doudou, Qiuqiu, Xiongxiong, etc., or English names: Lucy, Lucky, Michile, Jack, Coco, etc. all belong to this category, which is characterized by catchy names, and dogs are easy to identify and remember.
The second idea of naming dogs is to name dogs after their favorite and prominent figures or characters.
The second category is to name dogs after cartoons or famous people, such as Baylor, Prince, Barton (General), Meiya (Crayon Shinchan's mother), Starbuck (the famous little lion), Clinton and so on. These names are quite individual.
Idea 3: Name the dog after the words related to the breed of the dog
For example, Husky is Qiqi, Golden Retriever is Mao Mao, Spot is Dot, Hilti is Lele or Titi, and Cocoa is Kaka, etc. Personally, I think this method of naming is too lazy, and it is best not to adopt it.
Idea 4: Name your dog after your favorite brand
For example, Honda, Mini or cooper, Ferrari, etc. Personally, I think this practice is quite individual, but it's a pity that almost all the brands that everyone likes are foreign goods, and it seems that no one names the dog "Lenovo" or "Patriot".
Idea 5: Name your dog after food
For example, steamed stuffed bun, pudding, milkshake, cheese, millet, rice, etc. Personally, I think this name is quite cute. It's just that if you take a dog named Popsicle to play outside, and your dog is running around, and you shout its name "Popsicle ~ ~ Popsicle ~ ~", will someone come to you to buy an iced drink? Ha ha. So it's best not to name the food that is sold outside.
Idea 6 of naming a dog: Give a dog a completely personalized name
For example, Killer, Ougu (I really don't know what this name means), Abu, Tiedan, etc. As long as it's not too strange, this name is good and full of personality, but you should remember to make it catchy. The names I mentioned above are simplified to Key, and Ougu was later called Ouou, and Abu was sometimes called.