What is a cute GERMAN name for a female puppy?

She is an shepherd mix :)

What is a cute GERMAN name for a female puppy?
A good site with German names for pets might be: http://german.about.com/library/blhunde0...


My favorite female names for a dog on that list would probably be Britta, Frida/Freda, Lola, Mina, Nana, and Trudi. So, maybe have a look at a list of German pet names, such as the one on the previously mentioned site, and pick a name that you like and that suits your dog.





Best wishes!
Reply:beeren=german for "berries"


fraulein=german for"young woman"


frieden=german for"peace"


greta=german female name


gretchen=german name for a female


heidi=german name for a female


Ilsa=german name for a female


liesel=german name for a female


marta=german name for a female


katrinka=german name for a female


hope you like one of these names or maybe a combo mix.since she is a mix.ex."Heisel" taken from heidi and liesel
Reply:SABLE: English name derived from the vocabulary word, meaning "black," as a heraldic color. It is sometimes confused with the mammal of the same name but which has brown fur, not black, and which has a different origin.





ALAMEDA: Hawaiian name meaning "precious."





TIARA: A feminine, yet strong sounding female name.





MAJESTIC: A good name for a dog that is just that...





ADELE - Noble, kind





GRETCHEN - Little pearl
Reply:German Names for Pets A-F


Note: Names for females are marked (f.). Other names are masculine or work with both genders.


A


Abbo


Achim


Adalheid/Adelheid (f.)


Adi


Adler (eagle)


Afram


Agatha/Agathe (f.)


Aico/Aiko


Aladin


Alois


Amadeus (Mozart)


Ambros


Anka (f.)


Annelies (f.)


Antje (f.)


Arndt


Arno


Asterix


Attila


Axel





B


Bach


Beethoven, Brahms


Also see Famous Germans for more names.


Baldo


Baldur


Balko


Bär/Bärchen (bear)


Bärbel (f., pron. BEAR-bel)


Bärli (little bear)


Beate (f., pron. bay-AH-tuh)


Bello (barker)


Bengel (rascal, lad)


Benno


Bernd


Bernhard


Bertolt (Brecht)


Biene (bee, pron. BEE-nuh)


Bismarck, Otto von


Blaubart (bluebeard)


Blitz (lightning)


Blümchen (f., little flower)


Böhnchen (beanie)


Boris (Becker)


Brandy


Brecht


Britta (f.)


Brummer (roarer)


Brunhild(e) (from Wagnerian opera and the Germanic 'Nibelungenlied' legend)





C


Carl/Karl


Carlchen


Cäsar (Caesar, Kaiser)


Charlotta/Charlotte (f.)


Cissy (Sissi) (f.)





D


Dagmar (f.)


Dierk


Dina (f.)


Dino


Dirk


(A-)Dur (A major, music)


Dux/Duxi





E


Edel (noble)


Egon


Eiger


Eike


Eisbär


Eitel


Elfriede/Elfi/Elfie (f.)


Elmar


Emil


Engel (angel)


Engelchen/Engelein (little angel)





F


Fabian


Fabio/Fabius


Falco/Falko More...


Falk (hawk)


Falka (f.)


Fanta (f.)


Fatima (f.)


Fantom (ghost, phantom)


Faust/Fausto


Fee (f., fairy, pron. FAY)


Felicitas/Felizitas (f.)


Felix (Mendelssohn)


Fels (rock)


Ferdi, Ferdinand


Fidelio (Beethoven opera)


Fix (und Foxi, cartoon characters)


Flach (flat)


Flegel (brat)


Flocke/Flocki (fluffy)


Floh (flea)


Flöhchen (little flea)


Florian


Fokus


Foxi (f.)


Francis More...


Franz


Freda (f.)


Freja (f.)


Freud (Sigmund)


Frida (f.)


Fritz (Freddy)


Fuzzi (sl., weirdo)





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Reply:Shnitzel!


Lol.


Adali, Addie, Mitzi, Milly, Emma, Carly, Cara,


Pippi, Marlie, Maddy, Lulu, is Maxine German? I know someone with


a German shepherd named Maxine, Max for


short.
Reply:ava(german), Brigitte(french/german), Carolin(german), Carina(Scandinavian/german), Elli(german)


those are just some examples.(check out the site for more)
Reply:Glücklich is German for happy. [It's cute in a sense. :P]


Others: Helga, Hilary, Freya, Gretchen, Altoose, Cossette
Reply:My friends named their dogs german names:


Gretchen


Gretta


Leberwurst


Wolfgang
Reply:Shotzie is sweetheart in German.
Reply:schnitzel nowitzki Kaman
Reply:scorpio after that german band scorpions.
Reply:Alarice


Adele


Adalard


Maeve


Magnilde
Reply:Je'Taime





you know like i love you in german.
Reply:blume


it's pronounced blue-mah and it means flower
Reply:Kale... except i think thats irish.
Reply:Shotze (shot-see) I like that name:]
Reply:Baroness Von Baby Eater
Reply:Hillary!
Reply:Hammerzeit





:D
Reply:Trixie.
Reply:What about Greta.
Reply:Heidi


[hi-dee]
Reply:Fritzie :)
Reply:Gretchen
Reply:Eva Braun....
Reply:Fraulein or Liebschein
Reply:Freya
Reply:kristin
Reply:anna, emma, katherine, morganne, hope this helped!
Reply:hilda


greta


heidi
Reply:hitler

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