Naming my cat after a song
Yesica (
Niue
)
Naming my cat after the song ‘Mr. Crowley’ by Ozzy Osbourne – Yessica’s goosebump moment
“Hi! I am Yesica. I come from Niue, and my goosebump moment is that I have a cat that I named after a song, right? It’s not a singular moment because it happens a lot. I have a cat, I named her after a song, right? And every time now that I listen to that song, she comes running towards the speakers, I feel like she knows it’s her song. It happens every time, sounds crazy, but it does, it happens only with that song. It’s ‘Mr. Crowley’ by Ozzy. So yes… that’s my goosebump moment, my baby cat.”
Inspiration to find a name for your pet
When a pet comes into our lives, one of the first things we think about is: what will I name it? This question, on many occasions, generates internal discussions since naming a name is something quite important for them. If you like music, you will surely think of a great song for your pet.
From very early on, your pet will associate the sound of their name as a call and will make it, so to speak, “their own”, so choosing a name that they will feel comfortable with all their life is important. And even if we then call them with a thousand affectionate nicknames, your pet might recognize the name you have chosen for them and that certainly gives us goosebumps.
Names Inspired by Music Stars
Choosing a name from the world of music is a wise choice, but it must be something you won’t regret and that will fit even if your pet grows up. The key is to look for short names in which musicality is the most important thing.
There is a long list of common names for dogs that are okay but not special either and if you that music inspires thousands around the world, why shouldn’t it inspire the name of our dog or cat as well?
Singers, groups, songs… There are endless possibilities! If you have a favorite artist or a song that symbolizes a lot to you, maybe it would be a good tribute to name your best friend after him.
What’s the Point of Choosing your Pet’s Name?
Studies have shown that pets such as dogs and cats know how to identify their name, even when they hear it mixed with other noises. This is usually due to selective attention. That is, the animal pays attention to what is most valuable to it, and in this case, its name is a word that deserves a lot of attention.
To get that attention with its name, the animal will have to relate it to something positive. This way he will give it a real importance, he will respond as we want him to when he hears it. On the contrary, if the pet ends up associating its name with something negative, it will decide to ignore it.
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