So we spoke to Dog Behaviour Expert for Rover.com, Louise Glazebrook, who has shared her top tips for naming your dog. Really think about itLouise explains: "Naming your dog is a very personal decision and it's important to think about the different situations in which you’ll be using it. Or you may find the name Killer hilarious, but will this scare off new pals in puppy class?" Louise explains that it’s best to avoid names which are too close to a command, such as "Kate" and "wait". She said: "It may make it difficult for your dog to understand the difference, which in turn will make training more tricky."

Source: Daily Mirror March 16, 2020 04:52 UTC