Cute Cat Names ... And how to find

Cute cat names? Max is popular, Lady a favorite for queens. If you want your cat has a more original name, you must run your imagination. Or have an expert help.

"Muffin. Kitty. Snowball. All names, the stupid cat would have no self-respect - if not for stupid people who gave it!"

These lines are hilarious, but now sold out Garfield Book of Cat Names Jim Davis. The famous cartoonCat is a self-declared enemy named Silly. The book gives advice on how to give your kitten a name, be proud.

Popular cat names are Max, Sam, Charlie, Buddy, Toby, Rocky, Buster, Casey.

Popular cat names for females are Lady, Kitty, Chelsea, Molly, Maggie, Sadie, Abby, Dakota, Sasha.

There are also names that Smokey is just right for men and women, as Shadow o.

Although some thinkThe cats ignore them when called, cats listen - and very well. If you say his name often and soon will be clearly visible. And if you call the cat by the name, associate the sound with food, games and other pleasant activities.

If your puppy comes from a planned mating between pure-bred animals, you must register the name. There are strict rules for them. Professional breeders expect more to say.

Still, the right and preferablynice name is not easy.

Their families want to accept, and, of course, does not seem silly when the kitten is cute an adult cat.

Colors often give inspiration or skin. During the Clinton administration almost all Americans knew the socks, the first cat in the United States, and it is not difficult to understand why Clinton's cat has this name.

A cat's personality can also be an indication of a good name. This worksbetter with cats who have a refuge for animals because they are usually well-developed personality.

Celebrity names are also a good bet. There are cats, Elvis Presley or Marilyn (Monroe named after). Best advice: Choose undying fame. This week's top 20 stars may be forgotten tomorrow. But your cat is not certain.

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