If you’re getting a new dog or have one on the way then you need to name the dog too. Naming a dog is a hard task. Because there are so many options out there you just don’t understand which one to choose from. Let’s take a look at the following options And some tricks you can use when choosing a name.
Vowel Endpoint
Dogs understand the language of sound. It is best to use a name that has an ending of a vowel. Only choose a name the dog can easily pick that sound out of every conversation. That’s why it is best to choose a name with a wall at the end because your tone changes at the end and the dogs can easily pick the sound.
Use names not commands
It is best to use a simple yet picky name. Do not use a name that matches with any command that you give to your dog. For example the name Jess and yes have the same sounds. Similarly, the name bow and the command no also have the same sound. This kind of name can easily confuse your dog. He will fail to follow the command.
Avoid complication
It is understandable that you love your dog and want to name them in the most unique way possible. But keep in mind to not use a lengthy name. Use a name that is easily peeled for you as well as your dog. Names with one syllable are best for your dog instead of naming it a long one.
Trial and test
If you can decide on a single name, you can use two different kinds. It is best to use each name initially. Use the names to see if your dog responds better to any one name. Whichever name he responds to really well, chose that one.
Do not name an adult dog
A complete grown-up dog already has a name. If you change the name of your rescue dog, then it will get confusing for him. He will not adapt to it easily. If you do want to change something that sounds familiar with the previous name. This will take a lot of time and practice, but your dog will Get used to it.
Practice name
Once you decide the name according to your dog’s personality, it is best to practice. The only way is to call out the name out loud. This way you will see if you are comfortable with calling this name or not.
Remember to always choose the name that you are comfortable and confident in. Because at the park or at the time of walking, you are the one who’s going to call out loud.