As each holiday approaches, it gives us the chance to find our inner child and have some fun soaking in the nostalgia of celebrating the day. Remember when you were a kid and it was so exciting to be someone’s Valentine? Or how you exchanged Valentine’s with the 25 other children in your classroom? Just because you’re all grown up, doesn’t mean you can’t indulge in all the fun a holiday has to offer. We love to embrace the day and get all themed-out. We may not be able to send all of you valentines with little chocolates attached, so we’ve made this fun Valentine name game for you and your one true Valentine, your dog!
This is how it works:
- Take the first letter of your dog’s name and match it up with the corresponding Valentine name.
- Then take your dog’s birth month and match it up with the second corresponding Valentine name.
- Pair up the two and you’ve got your dog’s Valentine name!
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We’ll give you an example:
Our dog’s name is Teddy and he was born in the month of May. So his name is Valentine Angel! So sweet!
Happy Valentine’s day to all!
Kim is the co-owner of DogLoverStore with her husband, John. She earned her BS in operations management at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth. She enjoys walking in nature, flowers and gardening in the sun, crafting, going on drives, photography, and reading.
Comments (4)
What a fun and creative way to celebrate Valentine’s Day with our furry friends! I loved the idea of using heart-themed names for dogs. Can’t wait to try some of these suggestions and see how my pup responds! ?❤️
I loved the Valentine’s Day Dog Name Game! It was such a fun way to bond with my pup and come up with creative names. Can’t wait to try it out with my friends and their dogs too! ?❤️
What a fun idea for Valentine’s Day! I love how you combined dog names with a special theme. Can’t wait to try it with my pup and see what adorable names we come up with! ?❤️
What a fun idea for Valentine’s Day! I love how creative you can get with dog names. I’m definitely going to try this with my pup and see what we come up with. Thanks for sharing!