Top 10 names for dogs and cats
IN THE NEWS
For the sixth consecutive year, Max is the most popular name for both dogs and cats. That's according to Veterinary Pet Insurance, which insured some 466,000 clients. Only 13 dogs in VPI's database went by Fido in 2008, placing the name at number 2,866. Rover wasn't far behind at number 2,534. Lassie was number 1,572), Pluto was number 1,009), Spot was number 659) and Fluffy was number 338.
The top 10 names for dogs:
- Max
- Bailey
- Bella
- Molly
- Lucy
- Buddy
- Maggie
- Daisy
- Sophie
- Chloe
The top 10 cat names:
- Max
- Chloe
- Tigger
- Tiger
- Lucy
- Smokey
- Oliver
- Bella
- Shadow
- Charlie
Speaking of pets, a national survey reveals most pet owners believe they can understand the "woofs" and "meows" of their pets. At least 62% of dog and cat lovers insist their fury friends can understand what they're saying, according to an Associated Press poll. While it may be as elementary as a dog barking "I need to take a walk" or a cat purring "give me more chow," the bulk of pet owners say the dialogue isn't just a guessing game.
Source: Veterinary Pet Insurance
High Heels for Babies?
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High Heels for babies? That's right. A company from Los Angeles (Heelarious.com) sells a soft version of high heels for babies from 0 to 6 months old. These shoes are not made for walking, but will be a topic for conversations and are so cute. You can purchase the shoes either online or at one of retailers across the country. I personally think this is a wonderful idea.
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New Improved "DogNameGuide.com"
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We just updated our sister site... DogNameGuide.com with a new and improved look. Check out our top 10 dog names, our dog name poll and archive. Take a look around at the many traditional dog names and don't forget to visit back here at Baby Name Guide for a endless list of more names.
CLICK HERE to visit DogNameGuide.com
NAME FOR SUCCESS
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Recent research says people with certain names may very well be richer than the rest of us. Barclays compiled a list of the first names of these rich folks. And the #1 name for men was David, while Susan topped the list for women. "If you want your newborn to keep you in the manner to which you have become accustomed in your old age you should consider the latest list of high earners' names.
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