Oreo
How many real pets are named Oreo, which animals and breeds have it, and where.
How popular is Oreo as a pet name?
■ dogs ■ cats ■ other animals
In the public pet records we track, 1,754 pets are named Oreo: 1,528 dogs, 205 cats, 7 guinea pigs, 6 rabbits, 6 others, 2 horses. Where sex was recorded, 30% are female and 70% male. It ranks #29 among dog names and #13 among cat names.
Breeds most often named Oreo
Dogs
- Shih Tzu: 325
- Pit Bull: 103
- Chihuahua: 90
- Labrador Retriever: 57
- Havanese: 54
Cats
Rabbits
- Rabbit Sh: 6
Guinea Pigs
- Guinea Pig: 7
Others
- Havana: 2
- Lop-Mini: 1
- Rex: 1
- Gerbil: 1
- Dutch: 1
Horses
- Horse: 2
Breeds as recorded on licenses and shelter records; mixes are grouped under their main breed.
Where pets are named Oreo
- New York City: 1,163licensed
- Austin shelter: 296shelter
- Toronto: 173licensed
- Seattle: 57licensed
- Sonoma County shelter: 45shelter
- Richmond, VA: 11licensed
- Zurich: 4licensed
- Cambridge, MA: 3licensed
- Burnside (SA): 1licensed
- Prospect (SA): 1licensed
Dog names about as popular as Oreo
Oreo FAQ
How many pets are named Oreo?
In the public pet records we track, 1,754 pets are named Oreo: 1,528 dogs, 205 cats, 7 guinea pigs, 6 rabbits, 6 others, 2 horses. Where sex was recorded, 30% are female and 70% male. It ranks #29 among dog names and #13 among cat names.
What breed is most often named Oreo?
Among dogs named Oreo in these records, the most common breed is Shih Tzu.
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.