Swift (Old English origin), for those little ones who are on their toes.ġ7. Sunshine (Medieval Germanic origin), means someone with a “sunny disposition”.ġ6. Ringtail (unknown origin), a name that defines the tail of your raccoon.ġ5. Rebel (English origin), means “defiant”.ġ4. Naughty (unknown origin), meaning “mischievous”.ġ3. Mushy (unknown origin), a name which means “pulpy”. Monster (Latin origin), a really cute name for your little monster meaning “a prodigy”.ġ1. Joy (Latin origin), meaning “happiness”.ġ0. Jerry (Old English origin), a name that will remind you of the naughty mouse from Tom & Jerry.ĩ. Fiddle (Anglo-Saxon origin), one of the cute raccoon names.Ĩ. Flash (English origin), a name that you may surely love for your raccoon.ħ. Dash (English origin), one of the cute raccoon names, perfect for a little rascal.Ħ. Cuddles (Scottish origin), a perfect name for a cute little one.ĥ. Candy (US origin), meaning “sweet as a candy”.Ĥ. Babe (Jewish origin), just right for a precious baby raccoon.ģ. A cute raccoon name for a simply adorable raccoon.Ģ. Adora (French origin), meaning “adorable”. If you're looking for cute names we're sure you'll find it here.ġ. Some raccoons can be a real handful but no one can say they're not cute. Hence their hilarious nickname on the internet, Trash Pandas.ĭid you know? Male raccoons are called boars and a female is called a sow.Īlso, if your pet happens to be a Squirrel or any other pet you can consider browsing through the following Kidadl articles fox names, and crow and raven names. Raccoons have eyes like the Pandas and, though they can be loyal and sweet pets, given half an opportunity these naughty monsters can tear into your trash.
Either way you'll be looking for a name that is funny or quirky or cute, you need a name that best defines the personality of the tiny rascals. Maybe you're looking for a name for a pet racoon, or just one that is hanging out in your garden. “Pete The Pup” traces his pedigree back to the original Colby fighting dogs.Choosing your pet raccoon names can be quite a daunting task. #XW refers to the number of fights a dog has won. In fact, “Pete The Pup” was born directly from a line of fighting dogs: To push the point home, here are well-known fighting dogs from the 20’s-40’s: This stigmatization will never stop until people stop using “Pit Bull” as an all-encompassing term instead of the correct usage, which is the short-form of “American Pit Bull Terrier”. The issue today comes with people mis-labeling dog breeds that aren’t Pit Bulls as Pit Bulls. Anything with a blocky head was now considered a “Pit Bull” and this encouraged idiots to mix-breed bullies, APBT, Staffs, AmBulldogs, whatever they could get their hands on and do what they thought would create a fighting dog… but just winds up in people harming dogs and humans by creating unstable dogs.Īnimal rights groups started to create myths like “locking jaws”, “bait dogs”, “cocaine, raw meat, blood, gun powder”, “chain them up and make them mean”, “encourage them to be mean”, “beat them”, etc, and these morons who knew nothing about dog-fighting took this advice seriously and began abusing their dogs to make them unstable and aggressive. Around the 90’s, the American Bully became a thing and started to be labeled “Pit Bull”. Many dog-men who were serious about the breed hung up their hats and exited the “dog game”. The time that Pit Bulls began to become stigmatized was when dog-fighting became illegal. People would own a Pit Bull as a pet and still fight it. Nobody was scared of Petey back in the 20’s, 30’s, and 40’s because dog-fighting was widely accepted and widespread and the fights were hosted publicly.
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