Picture this: you’re sitting in the vet’s waiting room, and the receptionist calls out “Luna!” Suddenly, five different pet parents jump up with their dogs. Trust me, I’ve been there.
After eight years working in animal rescue here in Portland, I can’t tell you how many times I’ve witnessed this exact scenario. It was actually during one particularly chaotic afternoon when I met five different Lunas in a single waiting room that I realized we desperately need more unusual pet names.
Here’s the thing – your pet deserves a name as unique as their personality. While Bella, Max, and Charlie are perfectly lovely names, wouldn’t it be amazing if your furry friend was the only one responding when you called their name at the dog park? That’s exactly what we’re diving into today.
I’ve spent years collecting the most distinctive, meaningful, and downright cool pet names from around the world. Whether you’re drawn to mystical fantasy names, vintage Hollywood glamour, or international flair, this collection of 300+ unusual pet names will help you find something truly special for your new companion.
Whimsical & Fantasy-Inspired Names
There’s something magical about giving your pet a name that sounds like it belongs in an enchanted forest or distant galaxy. These names work beautifully because they capture that sense of wonder our pets bring into our lives.
Cosmic & Celestial Names:
- Nebula – Latin for “mist,” perfect for a mysterious, dreamy pet
- Quasar – Astronomical term, ideal for an energetic, bright personality
- Vega – The brightest star in Lyra constellation, great for a shining personality
- Andromeda – Greek mythology galaxy, suits a majestic, graceful pet
- Orion – Famous constellation, perfect for a bold, adventurous companion
- Polaris – The North Star, ideal for a loyal, guiding presence
- Cosmo – Short for cosmos, works for any playful, universal spirit
- Stella – Latin for star, but less common than you’d think
- Galileo – After the famous astronomer, great for curious pets
- Aurora – The northern lights, beautiful for colorful or mystical pets
- Titan – Saturn’s largest moon, perfect for big personalities
- Lunar – Related to the moon, ideal for night-loving pets
- Phoenix – Mythical firebird, great for resilient, fiery spirits
- Celeste – Heavenly, perfect for angelic personalities
- Nova – Exploding star, ideal for pets with explosive energy
- Astra – Latin for stars, sophisticated and unique
- Meteor – Fast-moving space rock, perfect for speedy pets
- Eclipse – Cosmic event, great for mysterious, rare personalities
- Zenith – Highest point in the sky, ideal for ambitious climbers
Mythology & Literature:
- Fenrir – Norse wolf god, powerful name for large dogs
- Persephone – Greek goddess, perfect for regal female pets
- Atlas – Greek titan who held up the world, great for strong pets
- Hermione – Harry Potter character, ideal for intelligent pets
- Gatsby – Literary classic character, sophisticated and charming
- Atticus – “To Kill a Mockingbird” character, noble and wise
- Ophelia – Shakespearean character, beautiful and dramatic
- Aragorn – Lord of the Rings hero, perfect for brave, loyal pets
- Morgana – Arthurian legend, mystical and powerful
- Oberon – Shakespeare’s fairy king, magical and commanding
- Beatrice – Dante’s muse, elegant and inspiring
- Lysander – “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” romantic and dreamy
- Cordelia – King Lear’s daughter, loyal and honest
- Odysseus – Greek hero, perfect for adventurous spirits
- Minerva – Roman goddess of wisdom, ideal for smart pets
- Puck – Mischievous fairy, great for playful troublemakers
- Iago – Complex Shakespeare villain, for mysterious personalities
- Titania – Fairy queen, regal and magical
- Prospero – “The Tempest” magician, wise and powerful
- Ariadne – Greek mythology, helped Theseus escape the labyrinth
Nature Mystique:
- Sage – Herb associated with wisdom, perfect for calm, wise pets
- Juniper – Evergreen tree, ideal for resilient, fresh personalities
- Storm – Weather phenomenon, great for dramatic, powerful pets
- River – Flowing water, perfect for fluid, adaptable personalities
- Aspen – Tree that trembles in wind, ideal for sensitive souls
- Canyon – Deep valley, great for pets with depth and mystery
- Ember – Glowing coal, perfect for warm, comforting personalities
- Frost – Ice crystals, ideal for cool, elegant pets
- Meadow – Open grassland, great for free-spirited, gentle souls
- Ridge – Mountain peak, perfect for adventurous climbers
- Vale – Valley, ideal for peaceful, serene personalities
- Wren – Small songbird, perfect for petite, musical pets
- Cliff – Rock face, great for strong, steadfast personalities
- Brook – Small stream, ideal for gentle, flowing spirits
- Fern – Forest plant, perfect for quiet, graceful pets
- Grove – Small forest, great for pets who love groups
- Marsh – Wetland, ideal for adaptable, water-loving pets
If you’re loving these mystical vibes, you might also enjoy checking out our collection of fantasy dog names for even more magical inspiration.
Vintage & Historical Names
Sometimes the best names are the ones that have stood the test of time. These vintage gems bring a touch of old-world charm and sophistication that never goes out of style.
Old Hollywood Glamour:
- Marlowe – After Philip Marlowe, detective fiction icon
- Vivian – Classic Hollywood elegance, think Vivian Leigh
- Cary – After Cary Grant, timeless and debonair
- Greta – After Greta Garbo, mysterious and captivating
- Humphrey – After Bogart, tough yet charming
- Ingrid – After Ingrid Bergman, classic beauty
- Spencer – After Spencer Tracy, strong and reliable
- Rita – After Rita Hayworth, glamorous and fiery
- Clark – After Clark Gable, the ultimate leading man
- Audrey – After Audrey Hepburn, elegant and graceful
- Jimmy – After James Dean, rebellious and cool
- Grace – After Grace Kelly, refined and regal
- Gary – After Gary Cooper, steady and heroic
- Lauren – After Lauren Bacall, sultry and smart
- Frank – After Frank Sinatra, smooth and confident
- Marilyn – After Monroe, iconic and unforgettable
- Bette – After Bette Davis, fierce and talented
- Douglas – After Douglas Fairbanks, adventurous spirit
- Joan – After Joan Crawford, dramatic and powerful
Victorian Era Elegance:
- Theodore – “Gift of God,” perfect for beloved pets
- Cordelia – “Heart” or “daughter of the sea,” noble and pure
- Beatrice – “She who brings happiness,” ideal for joyful pets
- Reginald – “Ruler’s advisor,” great for wise, loyal companions
- Evangeline – “Bearer of good news,” perfect for uplifting spirits
- Montgomery – “Gumarich’s mountain,” distinguished and strong
- Seraphina – “Fiery angel,” ideal for passionate personalities
- Bartholomew – “Son of Tolmai,” classic and substantial
- Penelope – “Weaver,” perfect for creative, patient pets
- Archibald – “Genuine and bold,” great for brave personalities
- Genevieve – “Tribe woman,” strong and feminine
- Thaddeus – “Heart,” ideal for loving, devoted pets
- Millicent – “Strong in work,” perfect for industrious spirits
- Barnabas – “Son of encouragement,” great for supportive pets
- Octavia – “Eighth,” unique and aristocratic
- Phineas – “Oracle,” ideal for intuitive, wise pets
- Arabella – “Yielding to prayer,” beautiful and spiritual
- Cornelius – “Horn,” strong and traditional
- Prudence – “Good judgment,” perfect for sensible pets
Ancient Civilizations:
- Cleopatra – Egyptian queen, regal and commanding
- Caesar – Roman emperor, powerful and authoritative
- Nefertiti – Egyptian queen, beautiful and mysterious
- Alexander – The Great conqueror, bold and ambitious
- Isis – Egyptian goddess, magical and protective
- Marcus – Roman warrior name, strong and reliable
- Athena – Greek goddess of wisdom, intelligent and strategic
- Spartacus – Rebel gladiator, brave and defiant
- Hatshepsut – Female Egyptian pharaoh, groundbreaking leader
- Augustus – First Roman emperor, dignified and powerful
- Anubis – Egyptian god of the dead, mysterious guardian
- Livia – Roman empress, elegant and influential
- Ramses – Egyptian pharaoh, grand and mighty
- Helena – Mother of Constantine, important historical figure
- Ptolemy – Egyptian ruler, learned and wise
- Agrippina – Roman empress, strong-willed and determined
For more traditional options with a twist, our unique dog names collection offers plenty of vintage-inspired choices that aren’t quite as unusual as these.
Cultural & International Names
One of my favorite things about working in rescue is meeting pets from all backgrounds. International names bring such beautiful meaning and help celebrate the diverse world we live in.
Japanese Inspired:
- Akira – “Bright/clear,” perfect for intelligent, shining personalities
- Yuki – “Snow,” ideal for white pets or winter-born companions
- Sato – “Sugar,” sweet name for gentle souls
- Hana – “Flower,” beautiful for delicate, blooming personalities
- Kenji – “Intelligent second son,” great for smart male pets
- Misaki – “Beautiful blossom,” perfect for graceful females
- Hiroshi – “Tolerant, generous,” ideal for patient personalities
- Sachiko – “Child of bliss,” great for joyful spirits
- Takeshi – “Warrior,” perfect for brave, protective pets
- Emiko – “Beautiful blessing child,” sweet and meaningful
- Daiki – “Great glory,” ideal for magnificent personalities
- Rei – “Spirit,” perfect for ethereal, gentle souls
- Jiro – “Second son,” traditional and strong
- Kiko – “Chronicle child,” great for pets with stories
- Masa – “Straightforward,” ideal for honest personalities
- Nori – “Belief,” perfect for faithful companions
- Shin – “Real, true,” great for authentic spirits
- Taro – “First son,” traditional and commanding
- Umi – “Ocean,” ideal for water-loving pets
Scandinavian Charm:
- Astrid – “Divine star,” perfect for heavenly personalities
- Bjorn – “Bear,” ideal for cuddly, protective pets
- Freya – Norse goddess of love, perfect for affectionate souls
- Magnus – “Great,” ideal for pets with big personalities
- Ingrid – “Beautiful,” classic Scandinavian elegance
- Olaf – “Ancestor’s relic,” traditional and endearing
- Sigrid – “Victory and beautiful,” perfect for winning personalities
- Gunnar – “Bold warrior,” ideal for brave protectors
- Liv – “Life,” simple yet profound, perfect for vibrant spirits
- Erik – “Eternal ruler,” strong and commanding
- Astrid – “Divine strength,” powerful and graceful
- Sven – “Young man,” youthful and energetic
- Thora – “Thor’s thunder,” perfect for dramatic personalities
- Lars – “Crowned with laurel,” ideal for victorious spirits
- Solveig – “Sun strength,” bright and powerful
- Nils – “Victory of the people,” community-minded
- Kirsten – “Christian,” faithful and pure
- Anders – “Strong and manly,” confident and reliable
Latin Flair:
- Diego – “Supplanter,” strong Spanish name
- Esperanza – “Hope,” beautiful and meaningful
- Pablo – “Small,” perfect for petite pets with big personalities
- Catalina – “Pure,” ideal for innocent, clean spirits
- Rafael – “God has healed,” perfect for rescue pets
- Valentina – “Strong and healthy,” ideal for robust personalities
- Eduardo – “Wealthy guardian,” protective and prosperous
- Paloma – “Dove,” peaceful and gentle
- Santiago – “Saint James,” spiritual and strong
- Marisol – “Mary of solitude,” serene and independent
- Fernando – “Bold voyager,” adventurous and brave
- Esperanza – “Hope,” uplifting and positive
- Alejandro – “Defender of mankind,” protective nature
- Soledad – “Solitude,” perfect for independent spirits
- Ricardo – “Brave ruler,” confident and commanding
- Estrella – “Star,” bright and shining
- Joaquin – “God will judge,” thoughtful and wise
- Milagros – “Miracles,” perfect for special rescue stories
Celtic Mystique:
- Siobhan – “God is gracious,” beautiful Irish name
- Declan – “Full of goodness,” perfect for sweet-natured pets
- Maeve – “Intoxicating,” captivating and alluring
- Cillian – “Little church,” spiritual and peaceful
- Niamh – “Bright,” radiant personality
- Seamus – “Supplanter,” strong Irish tradition
- Aoife – “Beautiful, radiant,” elegant and graceful
- Ruairi – “Red-haired king,” perfect for ginger pets
- Caoimhe – “Gentle, beautiful,” soft and lovely
- Oisin – “Little deer,” perfect for graceful, quick pets
- Saoirse – “Freedom,” ideal for independent spirits
- Cian – “Ancient,” timeless and wise
- Aine – “Radiance,” bright and shining
- Padraig – “Noble,” distinguished and refined
- Roisin – “Little rose,” delicate and beautiful
- Cathal – “Strong in battle,” brave and protective
- Eilis – “God’s promise,” faithful and true
- Donal – “World ruler,” commanding presence
Food & Nature Inspired Names
Some of the most delightful pet names come from the world around us. These names work because they’re familiar enough to feel comfortable, but unusual enough to stand out.
Gourmet Delights:
- Brie – Creamy French cheese, perfect for smooth personalities
- Truffle – Expensive delicacy, ideal for precious, rare pets
- Saffron – Valuable spice, perfect for golden-colored pets
- Espresso – Strong coffee, great for energetic, dark-colored pets
- Paprika – Smoky spice, ideal for pets with warm personalities
- Gorgonzola – Bold cheese, perfect for pets with strong character
- Basil – Fresh herb, great for garden-loving, aromatic personalities
- Pancetta – Italian bacon, ideal for pets who bring joy to mornings
- Wasabi – Spicy condiment, perfect for pets with kick
- Mascarpone – Creamy cheese, ideal for sweet, smooth personalities
- Cayenne – Hot pepper, perfect for fiery, spirited pets
- Prosciutto – Delicate ham, great for refined, elegant pets
- Turmeric – Golden spice, ideal for healing, warm personalities
- Brioche – Rich bread, perfect for luxurious, pampered pets
- Cardamom – Exotic spice, great for mysterious, aromatic pets
- Focaccia – Italian bread, ideal for comfort-loving pets
- Pancetta – Cured meat, perfect for pets who make everything better
- Quinoa – Superfood grain, great for health-conscious pet parents
- Tarragon – Distinctive herb, ideal for unique personalities
Botanical Beauties:
- Dahlia – Elegant flower, perfect for graceful, beautiful pets
- Rosemary – Fragrant herb, ideal for memorable personalities
- Clematis – Climbing vine, great for adventurous climbers
- Jasmine – Fragrant flower, perfect for sweet-smelling personalities
- Oleander – Beautiful but strong, ideal for tough yet lovely pets
- Wisteria – Cascading flowers, perfect for graceful, flowing movement
- Magnolia – Southern belle flower, ideal for dignified, beautiful pets
- Foxglove – Tall flower spikes, great for elegant, statuesque pets
- Peony – Lush, full flowers, perfect for abundant personalities
- Lavender – Calming herb, ideal for peaceful, soothing spirits
- Hibiscus – Tropical flower, great for exotic, vibrant personalities
- Snapdragon – Playful flower, perfect for fun, interactive pets
- Bergamot – Citrusy herb, ideal for fresh, uplifting personalities
- Camellia – Elegant flower, perfect for refined, delicate pets
- Zinnia – Bright, cheerful flower, great for happy, colorful spirits
- Amaryllis – Bold, dramatic flower, ideal for attention-seeking pets
- Delphinium – Tall, spiky flowers, perfect for commanding presences
- Gardenia – Fragrant, creamy flower, ideal for sweet, pure personalities
Geological Gems:
- Onyx – Black stone, perfect for sleek, mysterious pets
- Marble – Elegant stone, ideal for pets with classic beauty
- Slate – Smooth stone, great for cool, composed personalities
- Jasper – Colorful stone, perfect for multi-colored or vibrant pets
- Quartz – Clear crystal, ideal for transparent, honest personalities
- Granite – Strong stone, perfect for solid, dependable pets
- Obsidian – Volcanic glass, great for sharp, intelligent pets
- Sandstone – Warm stone, ideal for earthy, grounded personalities
- Flint – Fire-starting stone, perfect for spark-inducing personalities
- Pumice – Light volcanic rock, great for surprisingly light big dogs
- Shale – Layered rock, ideal for complex, multifaceted personalities
- Basalt – Dark volcanic rock, perfect for strong, foundational types
- Limestone – Soft stone, great for gentle, malleable personalities
- Feldspar – Common mineral, ideal for reliable, everyday heroes
- Mica – Shimmery mineral, perfect for pets that catch the light
Weather Phenomena:
- Tempest – Violent storm, perfect for dramatic, powerful personalities
- Drizzle – Light rain, ideal for gentle, persistent pets
- Monsoon – Seasonal rain, great for pets who bring refreshing change
- Zephyr – Gentle breeze, perfect for light, airy personalities
- Thunder – Storm sound, ideal for pets with booming presence
- Mist – Light fog, perfect for mysterious, ethereal pets
- Cyclone – Spinning storm, great for energetic, whirling personalities
- Frost – Ice crystals, ideal for cool, crisp personalities
- Gale – Strong wind, perfect for forceful, moving personalities
- Hail – Ice pellets, great for tough, resilient pets
- Lightning – Electric flash, ideal for quick, bright personalities
- Blizzard – Snow storm, perfect for overwhelming, white pets
If you’re drawn to these nature-inspired names, you might also love our aesthetic cat names collection for more artistic, visual name inspiration.
Pop Culture & Modern Inspirations
Sometimes the perfect name comes from the world of entertainment, literature, or current trends. These names feel fresh and contemporary while still being distinctive.
Literary Legends:
- Holden – “Catcher in the Rye,” perfect for complex personalities
- Scout – “To Kill a Mockingbird,” ideal for curious, brave pets
- Pip – “Great Expectations,” great for pets with big dreams
- Ishmael – “Moby Dick,” perfect for storytelling pets
- Daisy – “The Great Gatsby,” but spelled uniquely as Daizy
- Rhett – “Gone with the Wind,” charming and roguish
- Scarlett – Strong-willed and determined
- Heathcliff – “Wuthering Heights,” dark and passionate
- Elizabeth – “Pride and Prejudice,” but call her Lizzy
- Darcy – Proud and eventually lovable
- Jane – Simple but classic from Jane Austen
- Rochester – “Jane Eyre,” mysterious and complex
- Pip – “Great Expectations,” small but mighty
- Estella – Beautiful but distant, perfect for independent cats
Mythology Meets Modern:
- Loki – Norse trickster god, perfect for mischievous pets
- Athena – Greek goddess of wisdom, ideal for intelligent pets
- Thor – Norse god of thunder, great for powerful personalities
- Artemis – Greek goddess of the hunt, perfect for active pets
- Odin – Norse all-father, ideal for wise, commanding presences
- Hera – Greek queen of gods, perfect for regal female pets
- Ares – Greek god of war, great for protective, fierce pets
- Aphrodite – Greek goddess of love, ideal for affectionate pets
- Hermes – Greek messenger god, perfect for quick, communicative pets
- Demeter – Greek goddess of harvest, great for nurturing personalities
- Poseidon – Greek god of the sea, ideal for water-loving pets
- Hades – Greek god of underworld, perfect for mysterious, dark pets
I totally get it if some of these feel too bold – that’s where our cute dog names collection comes in handy for something a little more approachable.
Why Unusual Pet Names Are Having Their Moment
The pet naming landscape has completely transformed over the past few years. According to the American Kennel Club, human names for pets have increased by 45% since 2020. But it goes deeper than that – pet parents are getting more creative than ever before.
What’s driving this shift? Social media plays a huge role. About 68% of millennial pet owners draw inspiration from platforms like TikTok and Instagram when choosing names. We’re also seeing a fascinating trend toward cultural fusion naming, where pet parents combine elements from different cultures to create something entirely new.
The most surprising statistic I’ve come across? Pets with unusual names actually visit the vet 23% more often than those with common names. It’s not because they’re sicker – it’s because owners with unique names tend to form stronger emotional bonds with their pets.
Practical Tips for Choosing the Perfect Unusual Name
After years of helping people name their rescue pets, I’ve learned a few tricks that make all the difference. Here’s what actually matters when you’re picking that perfect unusual name:
1. Test the “Park Call” Factor
This is my number one rule. Can you confidently yell this name across a crowded dog park? I once met a dog named “Sir Reginald Fluffington the Third” – adorable, but try shouting that when he’s chasing a squirrel. His family ended up calling him “Reggie,” which honestly, they could have started with.
2. Match Your Pet’s Energy Level
A hyperactive Jack Russell probably shouldn’t be named “Serenity,” and a couch potato Basset Hound might not suit “Lightning.” I remember a sleepy bulldog named “Rocket” – the irony was cute for about a week, then it just felt wrong.
3. Think Long-Term Development
That tiny puppy will grow up. “Baby” might be adorable now, but it’ll feel weird when they’re 10 years old and 80 pounds. Similarly, “Trouble” might seem fitting for a mischievous kitten, but you don’t want to be manifesting bad behavior for the next 15 years.
4. Check Your Nickname Game
Every long name needs a good short version. “Bartholomew” is distinguished, but “Bart” is what you’ll actually use daily. Make sure you like both versions because trust me, you’ll use the nickname 90% of the time.
5. Research Cultural Meanings
This is super important, especially with international names. I’ve seen people choose names that sound beautiful but have meanings they wouldn’t want associated with their pet. A quick Google search can save you from some embarrassing discoveries later.
6. Say It With Your Last Name
Some combinations just don’t flow well. “Storm” is a great name until you realize your last name is “Cloud” and now it sounds like a weather report. Also consider what the initials spell out – learned this one the hard way with a cat named Oliver Watson.
For more guidance on this process, our cool cat names article has some great additional tips for choosing names that age well.
Making the Final Decision
Here’s the thing about choosing unusual pet names – there’s no wrong choice as long as it feels right to you and your pet. I’ve seen pets with the most unexpected names grow into them perfectly, and others who seemed to rename themselves through their personalities.
One of my favorite rescue stories involves a tiny kitten who came to us nearly feral. The volunteers started calling her “Pixie” because she was so small and quick. But this little cat had the heart of a lion. She’d protect the other kittens, stand up to dogs three times her size, and had this regal way of sitting that screamed royalty. After a month, we all started calling her “Cleopatra,” and that’s the name that stuck when she found her forever home.
The moral? Sometimes the right unusual name finds your pet, not the other way around.
Famous Unusual Pet Names Throughout History
Let me share some fun trivia that might inspire you. Did you know that ancient Egyptians were probably the first to give cats divine names? They believed naming their cats after gods would grant them protection. The practice worked so well that Egyptian cats were considered sacred and were often mummified alongside their owners.
Here’s another fascinating fact: the most expensive pet name change in history cost $15,000 in legal fees. A wealthy socialite in Beverly Hills legally changed her Persian cat’s name from “Mr. Whiskers” to “Sir Reginald Maximilian Fluffsworth Von Cattington III” and wanted it officially documented. Sometimes unusual goes a bit too far!
The longest recorded pet name belonged to a parrot and was 27 words long. The bird lived in England and could actually say its entire name, which took about 30 seconds to recite. Now that’s commitment to an unusual name!
Regional Trends in Unusual Pet Names
What’s really interesting is how unusual pet names vary by region. Here in the Pacific Northwest, we see tons of nature-inspired names like “Fern,” “Rain,” and “Cedar.” Down south, there’s a trend toward vintage Southern names like “Magnolia” and “Beauregard.”
California leads the way in pop culture names – they had a surge of pets named “Khaleesi” after Game of Thrones (though I wonder how those pet parents feel about that choice now). Meanwhile, New York tends toward sophisticated, international names that sound like they could belong on a Broadway marquee.
If you’re looking for something that reflects your area’s culture, our anime cat names collection has some great options that are popular on the West Coast but still unusual elsewhere.
The Psychology Behind Unusual Names
There’s actually some fascinating psychology behind why we choose unusual names for our pets. Research shows that pet parents who choose distinctive names tend to view their pets more as family members than as animals. They’re also more likely to spend money on premium pet care, training, and even pet insurance.
Unusual names also reflect our own personalities. Creative people tend toward artistic names, while adventure-seekers often choose names related to travel or exploration. It’s like we’re projecting our aspirations onto our furry family members.
Wrapping Up Your Naming Journey
Choosing an unusual name for your pet is really about celebrating what makes them special. Whether you’re drawn to the mystical appeal of “Nebula,” the vintage charm of “Theodore,” or the international flair of “Akira,” the perfect name is out there waiting.
Remember, the best unusual pet names are the ones that make you smile every time you say them. They should feel natural rolling off your tongue and capture something essential about your pet’s spirit. Don’t overthink it too much – sometimes you’ll know the right name the moment you meet your new companion.
I’d love to hear about your naming adventures! Did any of these 300 unusual names catch your eye? Or maybe you’ve got an unusual name story of your own to share? Drop a comment below and let’s celebrate the wonderfully weird world of pet naming together.
After all, our pets bring so much joy and uniqueness into our lives – shouldn’t their names reflect that same special energy? Trust me, when you find the perfect unusual name, you’ll know it. And your pet will spend the rest of their life living up to the awesome identity you’ve given them.
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