Celebrity Dogs – How Celebrities Name A Dog

Since dogs became valuable members of their owners’ families and people started to call them “Man’s best friend” because of such inborn instincts like devotion and faithfulness. Today as well as before celebrities' dogs gain no less popularity then their owners. Sometimes some people choosing a dog name want to get to know about the best friends of famous people. These are not unique dog names, but still it is very interesting to learn more about them.

Blondi

Blondi was a favorite dog of Adolf Hitler. Hitler used his German shepherd to determine whether cyanide capsules were deadly. When he tasted these capsules on his dog, he used them to commit suicide.

Barney

Barney is a dog owned by George Bush and Laura Bush. Despite the fact that this Scottish Terrier is only six years old, he acted in nine “movies”. Barney is a full member of the President's family and very much loved by all family members. Barney likes to play with soccer ball and to assist at all family events. You can find all Barney's movies and lots of his photos on Internet.

Luath

Luath is the name of Robert Burns's dog. This famous poet loved dogs very much, his poem “The Twa Dogs” was dedicated to dogs.

Buddy

Buddy is a boy Labrador Retriever of chocolate color owned by Bill Clinton while he took up a position of USA President. Clinton acquired Buddy in 1997. The name of the dog was not occasional, Clinton named his dog after his uncle. Unfortunately Buddy was killed by a car as well as Clinton's previous dog Zeke.

Hachiko

Hachiko was an Akita dog owned by a professor Dr. Eisaburo Ueno who worked  at Tokyo University. Hachiko was faithful and devoted to his master. When Hachiko was only 18 month old professor died. During the next nine years Hachiko came back to the station and waited for Dr. Ueno. Nowadays every year on April the 8th in Shibuya railway station dog lovers pay their respect to the faithfulness and devotion of Hachiko. In Japan Hachiko is a symbol of loyalty.