Drawn from the over one million clients on Rover, here are the top ten female dog names in 2018.
1.Bella
2.Lucy
3.Luna
4.Daisy
5.Lola
6.Sadie
7.Molly
8.Bailey
9.Maggie
10.Stella
Did your dog’s name make the list?
Until next time,
Good day, and good dog!
The good folks at Rover have put together their annual list of the most popular dog names among their more than one million clients. Here are the boy names, with girl names to follow next Tuesday. Continue reading Tuesday Top Ten: Male Dog Names in 2018
Thursday’s post linked to an infographic showing about how much people spend on their dogs each month, but noted that most of us drastically underestimate what we spend.
What’s your guess for dog-related expenses (for one dog) for an average month?
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OK, after you vote, go look at the infographic, and see if you are close to the average from the survey.
Until next time,
Good day, and good dog!
A new survey from Rover.com found that most of us underestimate the amount of money we spend on our dogs. Make your guess before you scroll down. Ready? Continue reading Cost of Living with a Dog
From the client database of Rover.com, here’s the list of the top ten names people used for their female dogs in 2017.
Bella
Lucy
Daisy
Luna
Lola
Sadie
Molly
Maggie
Bailey
Sophie
The only one that surprises me is Bailey. How about you?
Check out last week’s post to get the male perspective.
Until next time,
Good day and good dog!
Each year, Rover.com analyzes data taken from its clients to determine the most common dog names in any particular year. Here’s the list for boy dogs from 2017:
Max
Charlie
Cooper
Buddy
Jack
Rocky
Oliver
Bear
Duke
Tucker
Are any of your favorites on the list?
Check back next week for the top female names.
Until next time,
Good day and good dog!
If you use the AKC Marketplace, you already know it provides you with an easy way to find your next puppy. Now, you can use the same site to help you find pet sitters and dog walkers in your local area. Continue reading AKC Marketplace Adds Rover.com Services
Rover.com recently took a poll asking people what they’d rather do than put their dog in a caged kennel setting while they celebrated the holidays. It’s worth popping over to their blog to see the infographic, but here are the highlights:
Continue reading What would you do to keep your dog out of a kennel for the holidays?