Vegas Inspired Dog Names

When thinking of dogs in pop culture, it may be difficult to think of a dog with a Vegas inspired name that has captured our attention. There is one particular star-studded pup that not only has a Vegas inspired name but also has an owner who is very much at home performing in Las Vegas. Britney Spears is a well-known pop icon and a huge dog lover. She can be seen with her precious pooches almost everywhere she goes.

Britney Spears has had five loveable toy dogs that have shared the spotlight with her and shown the world what it truly means to be a pampered pup. One of her little friends is named Lucky and is a tiny Chihuahua. Lucky was a constant companion of Britney’s until her relationship with Kevin Federline heated up and Lucky became a little bit jealous of the time Britney spent with Kevin. Even though there was tension between Lucky and Kevin, Britney doted on the little Chihuahua and made her into a true celebrity. There are many pictures splashed across the internet of Britney cuddling one of her pups close while facing down the paparazzi.

However, eventually Lucky’s jealousy caused her to become overly possessive of her human mom and she was a bit too aggressive towards Kevin. According to several sources, Britney had to find a new home for Lucky when Kevin gave her the ultimatum of him or Lucky. But, Britney still visited Lucky when her schedule permitted.

Other dogs have made a splash within the limelight of Vegas in the Popovich Comedy Pet Theater. This is a family oriented show that features Gregory Popovich along with several of his animal co-stars. While many of the 30 pets featured in the show do not necessarily have Vegas inspired names, the simple fact that they perform in Las Vegas has many people scanning their names for a potential name for their new pet.

While not a dog, Mr. Diamond of the Popovich Comedy Pet Theater has a truly inspired Vegas name and dog owners can take inspiration from this adorable miniature horse. While Diamond is generally a good name for a female dog, by adding Mr. to the front, it becomes a lovable name for any male dog, big or small. Gregory Popovich brings into his show not only laughter, but also sound training advice for the novice dog owner and has even published books sharing his love for training and living with pets including his book “Doggy Gone Good”.