[kms1167]

I love when dogs have people names! So I would say don't worry about whether your dogs name sounds like a persons..its really cute! Giving a person a dog name is entirely different however, lol.

[gothgrl]

Originally Posted by Question Guy 10

Is Madison a better name for a dog or for a person? What about Dakota?

One of my Dad's friends named her pitbull Dakota.Except she wasn't named after Dakota Fanning like I had thought..She named the dog after her dodge dakota pick up truck I think you should be able to name your dog what ever you want. And it shouldn't matter if its name that a human would noramlly have. A lot of people give their dogs human names:-D

[queenofspades1214]

Originally Posted by Question Guy 10

Is Madison a better name for a dog or for a person? What about Dakota?

I think Dakota is a better name. But what kind of dog is it? Madison does sound more human, but hey it's your dog.
I mean I have a dog named Damion, Chloe and Ratchet.

[csidney]

My youngest Afghan Hound is named Madison. Two syllable names are actually better when you need to call the dog, which is why we call her Maddy.

Dakota was actually our other choice .

[flydogs]

I think Madison is more person name, Dakoda reminds me of snakes... I wouldn't name my dog any of those names, but this are likes and dislikes, you should choose what you like

[Todd]

Both names sound fine to me. I personally like names that have a deeper meaning behind them. For example, my dog's name is Lucky. I am "Lucky" to have her. She is my first dog. If you use a person's name like, in this case Madison, you would want to know a person named Madison who can relate to the dog named after her in some way (personality wise, energy wise, appitite, etc). Just my 2 cents

[Oscar0626]

Well my daughter's name is Madison so I will say it's a better name for a person and Dakota for the dog, maybe kota for short.