If a new member arrives in your family in 2016 and it is a Chihuahua, we give you some clues so that you can choose the best name. You have to manage to find the one that best reflects both the personality and the physique of your dog. These are the 10 most beautiful names for Chihuahua dogs in 2016.
The best names for your Chihuahua
- Surely you know that Chihuahua is one of the states of Mexico, so what better than a name that refers to this country. If your Chihuahua is a girl, pay a little tribute to Salma Hayek.
- Another international Mexican: Frida Kahlo. Your dog will go down the street so happy if you name her Frida.
- Smurf, from smurf. He admits that with how tiny your Chihuahua is, surely calling him that has ever escaped you. In addition, it can look great for both your male and female puppy.
- Put a touch of irony in the name of your Chihuahua. If they tell you that he is a rat, if they tell you that he is a dwarf, if they call him ‘kicking dog’… you tell them that his name is Goliath.
- ‘Kind’ means child in German, so it is the ideal name for that little dog you adore and consider your child. Your child deserves to have a name to match.
- If there is a fan of the Chihuahuas that is Paris Hilton. The divine celebrity has been the owner of several dogs of this breed. The great thing about this name is that it can serve you whether your pet is female or male.
- You can name your dog Tito, when he was little-tito. And it is that one of the features that characterize the puppies of this breed is their tiny size. Peque, Hormiguita or Enano are good names, but we are looking for a bit of originality for 2016.
- In 2016 the centenary of the birth of the writer Camilo José Cela will be celebrated, so it would be great to pay him a small tribute by choosing this name for your puppy.
- And if it’s about anniversaries… 2016 marks the 500th anniversary of the death of the painter El Bosco. If your Chihuahua is an artist, this is the name he’s been waiting for since the day he was born.
- Surely you remember this mythical Mexican character who was losing his pants wherever he went. If it seems like a too long name, you can use Canti or Flas as a diminutive.
