When choosing your perfect name consider female dog names that are two syllables and end with an ‘ee’ sound such as ‘y’, ‘ie’, ‘ee’ or even ‘eigh’. As well as this it’s always good to positively reinforce your female dog's name, use her name in a positive context so it’s not associated with negativity.
This is the same for similar family names, if you’ve got a daughter called Holly it’s best to not call your puppy Molly, they’re too similar and will cause your dog to be confused and second guess her name. Names like Jo or Bo are very similar to the command ‘no’, make sure when you’re choosing a name it doesn’t sound like commands such as no, sit, stay, wait, come etc. These are all great places of inspiration.
Like baby names, unique girl dog names trend in popularity and you’ll see many names come and go after big events such as film releases, sports events and TV shows. The best girl dog names are ones with one or two syllables as they’re easy to shout and get your dog’s attention, a dog-like Princess Penelope The Third isn’t the easiest to shout. You need a name that will be okay shouting across a field and a name that you relate to. Choosing a name for your dog can be incredibly hard, you need a lot of inspiration and patience to find the right one.
