Vet shares top five cliché dog names to avoid if you want yours to stand out

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Brits are known for their love of dogs, often referred to as man's best friend.However, it seems that when it comes to naming our furry companions, originality might be taking a back seat.

According to @amirthevet on TikTok, who is celebrated for his viral videos and sage advice for pet owners, there are five dog names that British pet owners seem to favour excessively.Amir Anwary recently pointed out that certain names are becoming all too common among pooches in the UK.

Surprisingly, the name Charlie has been identified as one of the top overused dog names, even ranking fifth in popularity.In 2023, Rover.com highlighted Charlie as the most chosen name for male dogs in the US, while Blue Cross confirmed its place within the UK's top 100 dog names.

Milo is another name that's gained considerable traction, often associated with gentle or mellow canines. It's reportedly the top pick for male dog names in the UK.Adding a touch of magic to the list, Luna, potentially influenced by the Harry Potter series, has soared in popularity.