Introduction
Cyprus Dogs in Pop Culture
The Thin Man is a classic movie from 1934. It was nominated for four Oscars and was directed by W.S. Van Dyke. The dog in the movie was a Wire Haired Fox Terrier who stole the hearts of many.
It is about a detective, who had since retired, and his wife Nora, and their dog, Asta. Coming back into the investigative scene, Nick goes back to New York with his family to study a case. The case was a murder of a man’s mistress. Nick, at first was hesitant about getting back into his old career but was coaxed by his wife. Eventually, he solves the case and makes an announcement of the murder to all of the suspects of the murder at a dinner party.
Alaskan Malamutes are another well-known breed seen in Cyprus. Several Alaskan Malamutes were in the movie Snow Dogs. The movie is about Ted Brooks, who is a dentist (he was adopted) who lives in Miami, Florida. He finds out that his birth mother passed away and he was left in her will. In order to get his inheritance, he must go to Alaska, but the inheritance was not quite what he expected. What he received from her will was a pack of sled dogs, Alaskan Malamutes, and all of her property.
At first, the dogs were very disobedient and rowdy, but Ted marches on and decides to keep them. He also decides to race the dogs in the Arctic Challenge, a local sled race. He does this in part because a mountain man made it clear that he wanted the dogs. So, Ted, who knows absolutely nothing about sled dogs or racing, decides to go for it. That is what makes this movie a comedy; it shows all of the ups and downs he must fact in order to race the dogs.
Judy: A Dog in a Million, is about an English Pointer. The book was written by Damien Lewis. It is a story about World War II and the sacrifices this dog made to impact the lives of many, and save them as well. Judy was a POW, as a canine, in the war. She was admired by many men that fought and was a real war heroine. The author paints a vividly descriptive picture of events in the war and how Judy was a major part of many men’s lives.
Cyprus Dog Name Considerations
If your dog has a personality trait that really stands out, you may choose a name after that, such as Spunky, Sassy, Dashing, or Honor. A human name is also fitting for many breeds, such as Lenny, Amelia, or Lucy.
If you wish to change the name, such as in a foster situation, keeping the name as close to the old name as possible will be less confusing to your new family member. For example, if you wish to adopt or rescue a dog named Sonny, you may want to change it to Honey or Benny.
No matter what, the name you choose for your new dog will match, especially if you take a few days to get to know your new pup. You can ask your friends and family for suggestions and make it a fun event for everyone!
Male Cyprus Dog Names
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Achilles
Greek meaning warrior
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Alastair
Greek meaning defender of the people
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Deniz
Turkish meaning sea of happiness
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Hosmunt
Of Turkish origin meaning clever person
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Cairo
Of Greek origin meaning on who is victorious
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Caleb
Greek meaning faithful one
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Mesich
Turkish meaning praiseworthy
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Mert
Of Turkish origin meaning manly
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Paavo
Greek meaning petite or tiny
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Bayar
Of Turkish origin meaning a delightful person
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Baris
Turkish meaning quiet and calm
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Nadir
Greek meaning beloved
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Naftali
Of Greek origin meaning wreath
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Gabe
Greek meaning God's bravest man
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Kaan
Turkish meaning ruler
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Kahraman
Of Turkish origin meaning hero
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Gaidar
Greek meaning to be joyful
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Rabbie
Greek meaning brilliant fame
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Sukru
Turkish meaning grateful
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Safet
Turkish meaning pure
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Walden
Of Greek origin meaning forest valley
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Tarkan
Turkish meaning bold and strong
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Tamraz
Turkish for a strong dog
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Vadik
Of Greek origin meaning powerful ruler
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Obasi
Greek meaning in God's honor
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Tengiz
Turkish meaning ocean or sea
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Zeki
Turkish meaning one who is intelligent
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Macario
Greek meaning to be blessed
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Zehab
Of Turkish origin meaning gold
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Roshan
Turkish meaning brightness
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Female Cyprus Dog Names
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Adonia
Of Greek origin meaning beautiful
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Agnetha
Greek meaning pure and Holy
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Defne
Of Turkish origin meaning tall and majestic
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Doga
Turkish meaning nature
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Hande
Turkish meaning girl with a smile
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Halime
Of Turkish origin meaning gentle and mild
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Angele
Greek meaning message of God
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Cynna
Greek meaning one who is tough
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Jocasta
Of Greek origin meaning cheerful
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Jovianne
Greek meaning Yahweh is gracious
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Ganna
Of Greek origin meaning full of grace
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Rezan
Of Turkish meaning, a clear and bright woman
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Rahsheda
Turkish meaning upright
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Galswinthe
Greek meaning strong singing
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Nuray
Turkish meaning possessing the brightness of the moon
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Mag
A variation of Margaret, in Greek meaning pearl
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Melantha
Greek meaning black flower
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Nurgul
Turkish meaning radiant rose
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Lunara
Turkish for rose
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Pamela
Greek meaning sweetness
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Pernilla
Of Greek origin meaning rock
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Phebe
Greek meaning shiny and pure
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Ailya
Turkish meaning moonlight
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Akasma
Of Turkish origin meaning white rose
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Filiz
Turkish meaning to spring up, to develop
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Zambak
Turkish for lily
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Zel
Of Turkish origin meaning special
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Gulya
Turkish meaning flower
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Yelysaveta
Greek meaning God's devotion
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Sibila
Greek meaning oracle
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Written by Beth Hedrick
Published: 07/20/2018, edited: 01/30/2020
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