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Dog names

Would you like to give your puppy the perfect name? Whether you have a male or female dog, you're sure to find what you're looking for in our lexicon of dog names.

You're guaranteed to find a name for your dog here!

How to find the right dog name! A dog is more than just a pet, it's a new member of your family. That's why he or she deserves a beautiful, suitable name. But with so many options, how do you decide? With our tips, finding the ideal dog name, for male or female, will be easy. Simply choose your favorite first letter and discover our suggestions. Here are the best dog names for every taste.

Names beginning with r
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  • The name "Rascos" comes from the Spanish and means "brave" or "courageous". It therefore fits well with a dog that is not afraid of anything and likes to go on adventures. Perhaps your dog has Spanish ancestors or you simply like the language and culture of this country.

    There is no official name day for "Rascos", but you can dedicate a special day to him on which you can spoil him. How about April 23, World Book Day, for example? Then you could read him an exciting story or give him a new toy.

    Similar names to "Rascos" are, for example,"Rocco","Rosco" or"Rico". These names all have a similar sound and a similar meaning. Perhaps you know other dogs with these names, or you think they are beautiful too.

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  • Reni is a short and sweet name that is suitable for both males and females. It is derived from the Latin name Renatus, which means "reborn". It's perfect for a dog starting a new life with you, isn't it? Reni doesn't have an official name day, but you can dedicate a special day to spoil him. Perhaps on January 1, the day of rebirth? Or on October 4, World Animal Day? The name Reni is particularly common in Germany, Austria and Switzerland, but also in other countries such as Hungary and Romania. It sounds friendly, cheerful and playful - just like your dog, right?

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  • The dog name "Rex" has several possible origins. It can be a short form of Latin names such as Reginus or Reginald, which both mean "king". It may also be derived directly from the Latin word "Rex", which also means "king". Or maybe you're just a fan of Tyrannosaurus Rex? The name was particularly popular in the 70s and 80s and was often used for German Shepherds, for example in the TV series"Kommissar Rex". The name is also well suited for commands, as it contains a vowel and an aspirant that can be easily recognized by the dog.

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  • The dog name "Riffraff" is an unusual and original name for a four-legged friend. It means something like "riff-raff" or "rabble" and comes from the English language. The name can be meant ironically or affectionately, depending on how the dog behaves. There is no name day for this name, but perhaps it can be celebrated on April 1st, the day of jokes and pranks. The name "Riffraff" is therefore a funny and cheeky name for a dog that likes to get up to mischief or stand out from the crowd.

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  • The dog's name Rocky has its origins in Old High German and means "the roaring one" or "the (fighting) screamer". It is a short form of Rochus or Roho, which in turn is derived from Rochbert. The name is best known for the Rocky boxer films, in which the title hero is a courageous and persistent fighter. Rocky is a popular name for dogs that are spirited, self-confident and loyal.

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