Top 10 dog names for 2025, according to Chewy

(KRON) — In a bit of paws-itive news, Chewy has released its annual list of the most popular dog names. The popular pet care brand has compiled an extensive list of the top 400 dog names for 2025.

‘Whether you’re searching for a fun dog name inspired by your pup’s spunky personality or a unique dog name that truly sets your dog apart from the park, we promise you’ll find the perfect match in this list of the best dog names,” the company wrote in a blog post.

Generic image of a dog.

While we recount the entire list, we have identified the top 10 dog names for 2025, according to Chewy.

Top 10 dog names for 2025:

  1. Bella
  2. Luna
  3. Daisy
  4. Lucy
  5. Max
  6. Charlie
  7. Bailey
  8. Cooper
  9. Buddy
  10. Sadie

If none of these names sounds purr-fect for your four-legged family member, Chewy also listed some creative, unique names from pet parents in the Chewy community. In no particular order, these names include:

  • Penny Lane the Great Dane
  • Pawpeye
  • Lilliput
  • Sub-Zero
  • Trouble Jenkins
  • Lady Beast
  • Marie Antoinette
  • Coco Puffs
  • Mac-n-Cheese
  • Milky Way
  • Mister Moose
  • Garbanzo Bean
  • CJ (Christmas Joy)
  • Super Duper Cooper
  • Prince Tater Tot
  • Gandalf the Grey
  • Hollywood
  • Bull Dozer
  • Chewbarka
  • Spicy Sausage

If none of these names get you tail wagging, you can check out the complete list of 400 names here. Chewy, while not releasing any methodology behind the list, also offered the following takeaways that could be helpful if you’re looking to name your pup:

  • Popular dog names include Max, Luna, Bella, and Charlie.
  • Trends in dog naming often mirror those in baby names and pop culture.
  • A good dog name should be short, distinct, and easy to pronounce.
  • One- or two-syllable names work best for training and recall.
  • Selecting a name that matches your dog’s personality or appearance can enhance bonding.

Did your pooch’s name make the list? Have a suggestion for a name that should have been included, but wasn’t? Leave us a comment in the social media post for this story and let us know!

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