Have you just got a puppy dog and you are not sure how to put it? We suggest you find him a very, very special name, almost as much as him.
Art is an area from which we can extract a multitude of original names , loaded with meaning and even involving a declaration of intentions . We can call our mascot Manie, as a diminutive of the artistic movement known as Mannerism, Dada, which comes from the current of Dadaism or Pop, in case we do not miss a single sample of pop art.
Another option is to borrow those names that have marked a before and after in the history of art. We are referring to Gogh (from the Dutch painter Van Gogh), Vinci (from the versatile Leonardo), Rodin (in honor of the considered father and master of modern sculpture), Warhol (from the iconic and king of pop art , Andy) or Toulouse , the famous French painter and poster artist. If we want to honor the national art, putting Goya or Dalí on our dog can be a tribute.
How about naming your dog after a female artist who has been an example and inspiration for other females of her time? Camille Claudel was one of the most important and representative sculptors of the 20th century. Why not name your dog Camille? What can you tell us about Frida in honor of the great Mexican painter Frida Kahlo ? They are ideal names for break and tear dogs, owners of a great personality.
In Muy Interesante we know how important it is to name the pet, even more so when it seems that they are all “caught” and we do not want our dog to have the same name as three other dogs in the park. In addition, the name is forever, it has to tell us something, be important to us in some way and be related to the animal. Almost nothing!
To give you a cable, we have prepared this photo gallery with 29 names for dogs and dogs inspired by art. We are sure that in the end it will be difficult for you to decide on just one.
