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The German Spitz is alert, loyal, foxlike and full of character, a medium dog from Germany. These names are matched to that character: homeland names, coat color names and names with the right amount of presence for the breed's size.
From the breed's homeland roots (German).
German for noble natured; Addie for short
GirlGerman
From the breed's homeland roots (Dutch).
From the Dutch word for little cake; warm and round
GirlDutch
From the breed's homeland roots (Dutch).
The Dutch cheese; pronounced how da, always a laugh
AnyDutch
From the breed's homeland roots (German).
German for bold people; Leo in private
BoyGerman
From the breed's homeland roots (German).
German for wealth; a perfect palindrome pup
BoyGerman
From the breed's homeland roots (Norse).
A Scandinavian everyman name meaning young warrior
BoyNorse
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Maine's wild Atlantic national park
GirlFrench
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Greek for unfading; also Igbo for grace
GirlGreek
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Short for Archibald, meaning truly brave; cheeky vintage
BoyGerman
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The dawn and the northern lights in one name
GirlLatin
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The kingly herb; Greek for royal
BoyGreek
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The full formal title of the goodest baker
BoyEnglish
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Slavic for battle or wolf; comically serious on a pup
BoySlavic
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The great sea between Europe and Asia
BoyPersian
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Latin for merciful; also a little orange
GirlLatin
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The sea's pink architecture; warm and rare
GirlLatin
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An Irish saint; man of prayer, dog of mischief
BoyIrish
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Old English for noble and famous; cartoon vintage
BoyEnglish
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