Dog’s names that have gone out of fashion

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You don’t meet any Fidos, Rovers or Rexs any more, do you?

Or, channeling Neighbours, any Bouncers.

Any others?

Jock
Skye
Moss
Though maybe I just got all these from James Herriott and they're still all the rage in the Yorkshire Dales.

Patch, Laddy, Spot.

People seem to give human names to dogs now for some reason

Towser

Lassie

Haven't met a Shep for a long long time. When I was wee it was more or less the law that collies were all called Shep.

I wonder if they will come back into fashion, like babies being called old man names?

Reading just the OP i immediately thought 'Sheba'.

Now i'm wondering is that a cat name though .... ?

Butch
Mitzi
Sable
Goldie

My friend is married to a man named Butch!

@JesusInTheCabbageVan I've got a Skye. She's an 11 yr old staffy cross rescue. I've also got a Ralph.

Prince? My parents had 2 sets of friends with black labs named Prince.

And perhaps bizarrely, we had 2 neighbours growing up that both had poodles, and both were called Pepe.

Gyp

Lady and Snowy were popular when I was little.

Jess

Oh yes, Lady! When i was little my nan's neighbor had a noisy Dalmatian called Lady. Used to jump up and bark through the fence at me. Late 1970s. That's a blast from the past!

Some friends had an ironic Phydeau

From my childhood I remember
Chum
Jock
Bruce
Max
Rufus
Sherry
Whisky
Shep

My granddads sheepdogs were always Ness or Meg

Sheba was a popular female dog name up north in the 70s/80s. Also lady

My grandparents working sheep dogs were always Shep
Always knew a lab type called Prince and a terrier type called Scamp

Rusty was another favourite.

Oh, we had a Moss. The best dog ever.

Bengo (boxers)
Rusty (terriers)
Mitzi (poodles)
Spot and Patch

Haven't come across a Blackie in quite a while.

Neither cat nor dog