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Ilkeston couple jailed after breaking pet order
Good Citizen Dog Training Scheme works its magic
Jail for Burnley pet shop raider
Photographer launches Dogs in Cars calendar
Bailey becomes one of the most popular names for dogs
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Bailey becomes one of the most popular names for dogs

Bailey is now one of the most popular names for dogs thanks to the pooch who wooed millions of viewers this summer with his dancing abilities on America's Got Talent.

Bailey made it into the top ten for the first time, coming in at number three on the girls' list.

Overall, the stand-out winners revealed by Rover.com - an American website that connects dog owners with in-home pet sitters - were the long-time favourites Max for male and Bella for female pups.

Greg Gottesman, founder of Rover.com, says that generally people like to choose human-like names for their animals in a bid to make them feel part of the family.

Indeed, Lucy, Daisy, Lily, Molly, Lola, Maggie, Sadie, Chloe, Charlie, Jack and Toby all made it into the top ten for 2013.

"We know from surveys that dog owners think of their dogs as family members," Mr Gottesman added.

TOP TEN MOST POPULAR PUPPY NAMES FOR 2013

FEMALE             MALE

Bella                    Max  

Lucy                    Charlie

Bailey                  Buddy

Daisy                   Jack

Lily                      Cooper

Molly                    Rocky

Lola                     Riley

Maggie                Toby

Sadie                   Bear

Chloe                   Harley

To arrive at its lists of most popular dog names, Rover.com reviewed its database of more than 100,000 registered users in the US.

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