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Top dogs: Max, Bella are most popular canine names of 2018

The top dog names of 2018 have been released: DId your pet's name make the list?

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The top dog names of 2018 have been released: DId your pet's name make the list?
By WPXI.com
Dec 8, 2018

Is your dog's name on the "most popular" list?

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Rover.com looked at its recent database of more than 1 million dog names and found the most popular for 2018.

Max comes in at number one for for male dogs, followed by Charlie, Cooper and Buddy.

For female dogs, the most popular name is Bella, followed by Lucy, Luna and Daisy.

The name Cardi was 50 percent more popular for dogs this year, as well as the name Gambino.

Dogs named after a popular villain were also trending, with Loki taking the top spot in that category.

Find the full list by clicking here.

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