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Our reporters a noticed two trends. First, about 20 percent of female dogs had names that also were common among American humans, compared with about 10 percent of male dogs. https://t.co/NmrBFSAISK — PolitiTweet.org

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About 1 in 7 Petfinder dogs had names that also are commonly given to babies, but the use of specific names varies. For example, there was more human and dog overlap for names like Bonnie, Jackson and Hunter compared with the name Kevin. https://t.co/NmrBFSAISK https://t.co/y2Oa8L1LtL — PolitiTweet.org

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Second, there weren’t many 20th-century human names among the dogs. It turns out that if adoptable dogs have people names, those names tend to be either very old-fashioned or very modern. https://t.co/NmrBFSAISK https://t.co/6XXW7jgTxi — PolitiTweet.org

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