Emma
How many real pets are named Emma, which animals and breeds have it, and where.
How popular is Emma as a pet name?
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In the public pet records we track, 748 pets are named Emma: 665 dogs, 82 cats, 1 rabbit. Where sex was recorded, 100% are female and 0% male. It ranks #103 among dog names and #99 among cat names.
Breeds most often named Emma
Dogs
- Labrador Retriever: 49
- Pit Bull: 27
- Shih Tzu: 26
- Chihuahua: 24
- Yorkshire Terrier: 19
Cats
Rabbits
- Rabbit Sh: 1
Breeds as recorded on licenses and shelter records; mixes are grouped under their main breed.
Where pets are named Emma
- New York City: 402licensed
- Austin shelter: 125shelter
- Toronto: 104licensed
- Seattle: 29licensed
- Zurich: 29licensed
- Cambridge, MA: 26licensed
- Sonoma County shelter: 17shelter
- Richmond, VA: 12licensed
- Burnside (SA): 2licensed
- Prospect (SA): 2licensed
Emma as a human name
This is the meaning of Emma as a person's given name, not a pet-specific meaning.
A female given name from the Germanic languages.
Source: Wiktionary (CC BY-SA 4.0).
Names similar to Emma
Dog names about as popular as Emma
Emma FAQ
How many pets are named Emma?
In the public pet records we track, 748 pets are named Emma: 665 dogs, 82 cats, 1 rabbit. Where sex was recorded, 100% are female and 0% male. It ranks #103 among dog names and #99 among cat names.
What breed is most often named Emma?
Among dogs named Emma in these records, the most common breed is Labrador Retriever.
Counts come from public open data: NYC Dog Licensing Dataset (NYC Open Data); Seattle Pet Licenses (public domain); Dogs of Cambridge (ODC PDDL); Licensed Dog and Cat Names, City of Toronto (Open Government Licence – Toronto); Hundenamen, Stadt Zürich (Open Data Zürich); Burnside Dog Registrations (CC BY 3.0 AU); City of Prospect Dog Registrations (CC BY 3.0 AU); Pet Licenses, City of Richmond; Animal Shelter Intake and Outcome, County of Sonoma; Austin Animal Center Outcomes (public domain). License records count registered pets; shelter records count animals that passed through a shelter (some names are given by staff). Pets that appear in several years of one dataset are counted once. Names are counted as written, so spelling variants are separate.