Discover a terrific dog name by gliding down through the G's of dog names........
- Galahad...Top dog name for a noble knight.
- Galatia....An ancient Roman province.
- Galaxy...Simply a super star.
- Galileo...Another star. But this one's a gazer?
- Gambia...African country. And an unusual puppy name.
- Gambler...Does he like to take risks.
- Gandhi...A rebel with a cause.
- Ganges...Major Indian river.
- Garnet...A precious stone. Usually dark red.
- Garrison...A military post.
- Gascony...French region bordering the Pyrenees.
- Gator...Terrific name for a snapper.
- Gatsby...If he's truly Great.
- Gaul...Ancient region of W. Europe.
- George...A good friend of mine.
- Genesis...Is he your 1st dog. Call him Gene.
- Genie...His wish is your command?
- Gent...Latin: Graceful, elegant.
- Geometry...Top dog name if he knows all the angles.
- Geronimo...A Native American puppy name.
- Gigolo...Is he fickle? Call him Gig.
- Giles...For a very posh dog.
- Gizmo...From the movie "Gremlins".
- Goliath...For the big, big dog!
- Glacier...For a large, white dog.
- Glen...Scottish. A narrow secluded valley .
- Global...For the dog that likes to get around.
- Glory...Is he worthy of praise? Of course he is!
- Goldie...A puppy name that needs no explanation.
- Gordon...Flash. As quick as.
- Greco...Latin. Greek.
- Grenade...Highly explosive.
- Growly...101 Dalmatian's pup who wanted to be fierce.
- Grecian...Grey hair? Name your dog this.
- Griffin...Mythical animal.
- Gucci...One for the chic pooch.
- Gurkha...Famed warriors from Nepal.
- Gus...Shortened from Angus. A true Scot.
- Gypsy...A classic puppy name.
Let's pause for a moment and consider a...... Grooming Top Tip.......... Bonding with your puppy is vital. And grooming probably provides the best and most practical method of strengthening it. Its never too soon to start grooming. Your puppy is at its most receptive stage right now. Be sure that the first brush you buy is very gentle. Keep the sessions short, but regular. Talk to him as you brush. Make it enjoyable for him, and don't forget to reward him at the end of each session. Dogs coats vary hugely in texture and length due to breeding methods developed over many years. Some coats require far more care than others. And grooming is not something that you can opt out of for two reasons. One physical and the other psychological. Firstly: It keeps your dogs coat and skin in good condition. And it keeps you aware of any external parasites that have taken up residence on your puppy. Secondly: Every time you groom your pup you are taking control of a situation. You are acting as a natural leader, and consequently relaying a clear message to him that can only benefit you both. Here's the H's of puppy names.............. | 
