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Here’s more proof that America’s pet obsession just keeps getting stronger: The line between our dogs’ names and our kids’ names keeps getting blurrier.
Rover.com just released a report on the most popular dog names of 2015 . . . and human names dominated. 49% of dogs got a name that’s also on the list of the most popular baby names. That’s up from 21% last year.
The top 10 most popular names for male dogs this year are: Max . . . Charlie . . . Buddy . . . Cooper . . . Jack . . . Rocky . . . Toby . . . Duke . . . Bear . . . and Tucker.
The top 10 most popular names for female dogs this year are: Bella . . . Lucy . . . Daisy . . . Molly . . . Lola . . . Sadie . . . Maggie . . . Sophie . . . Chloe . . . and Bailey.
The report also found that 10% of all dog names come from pop culture. Names based on “The Hunger Games” like Katniss were up 19% . . . “Harry Potter” names like Luna were up 10% . . . and “Star Wars” names like Chewie were up 5%.
