Hi Chelsea,  I really never cared for human names for my pets, but that's my thingy I guess, but I do like using names that have two syllables as apposed to one syllable. My reasoning for that is: most commands are only one syllable...like ...Sit,stay,lay/down,OFF, come..etc. That made sense to me...don't know anyone else's thoughts on that, so who knows if there is a right or wrong?  My female Corgi at home in Cali...we named her Lacy...but not sure of the correct spelling of it.  We named her that, because she has a thin white collar around her neck with a white dot up a couple of inches toward her head...so it looked like a 'Lace collar'..her AKC name will be 'Parkys Fine Irish Lace'!  So, I'm not sure how to spell it...Lacy, Lacie, Lacey...like Lacey collar.  There is a Lacy or Laci name for a girl too, but was not our intention.  Our Tri male that passed, was named 'Trooper' because our son was getting ready to deploy to Iraq at that time.  I also like Hunter, Gunner, but now want to go Irish or Gaelic/Celtic names...mainly because my hubby is Irish, English and Scottish and so am I.  That's why we name our new lil Tri "Hogan's Dahy" ...Hogan was my mother-in-law's Maiden name(Irish) and "Dahy" in Irish means 'Quick and Agile' which is a pretty good description for Corgis!!   We also have a kitty whose name is 'Precious'. LOL   Just some Ideas you might want to think about. 

Yes, I did get Soren from Debora!  I can't believe he's 2 years old already.  

Wyatt is so adorable!