Max? Milo? Daisy? Here are your most popular dog names for 2022
The American Kennel Club has just released its list of the most popular male and female dog names of 2022.
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Jan 26, 2023, 11:37 AM
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13h agoPicking a name for your dog can be a challenge. But if you have a new pup -- then you're in luck!
The American Kennel Club has just released its list of the most popular male and female dog names of 2022.
The top three male dog names of last year were Max, Milo, and Cooper.
As for girls, the top three names for your pups in 2022 were Luna, Bella, and Daisy.
For the full list of names, click here.
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