Japanese Spitz names

A fruit-bowl name with Apri as a possible shorter call.

A short, friendly call with a bright ending.

A string-instrument name with a jaunty two-beat sound.

A breakfast-counter name with a rounded two-beat sound.

Try Abby as the everyday call for this longer first name.

A conversational word with a jaunty two-beat rhythm.

A small pantry word that stands alone without a second name.

Three letters and two open beats; try it in a greeting.

A tiny electronic-sound name; try it in a normal greeting.

A soft fruit-inspired call with a bright ending.

A compact first-name option with a bouncy ending.

A game-night shout with a friendly, open ending.

A little biscuit with a big welcome; try “Bisc” as a nickname.

A soft opening and a clear final sound to test aloud.

A small-sounding nickname with a playful final syllable.

A sweet-shop name with a playful repeated sound.

An old-fashioned first name with a crisp finish.

A big-sounding call that works for little dogs too.

A cheese-board idea in one compact call.

A short first name with a distinct final x sound.

A clothing-inspired name without needing white paws.

A chocolate-dessert association for dogs of any coat.

A compact alternative if Alfie feels too long.

A short dance-like word with a crisp final sound.