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" Pet owners are rather particular about what they call their furry friends. Veterinary Pet Insurance, a company that provides health coverage for pets, analyzed its client database to find the 10 most popular female pet names.   10. Zoe In Greek, the name Zoe means &amp;quot;life,&amp;quot; which is what many pets bring into the home.   9. Sophie Another name with Greek origins, Sophie means &amp;quot;wisdom,&amp;quot; which is hard to believe when your best friend is chewing on the sofa. This wise name is quite popular in the United Kingdom and Austria.   8. Bailey A name that can be given to males or females, the name Bailey has roots in jolly ol&amp;#039; England and typically refers to a steward or public official. It also means the outer wall of a castle or the area between two outer castle walls.   7. Chloe Here is another word with Greek roots. It means &amp;quot;blooming,&amp;quot; which could be a fitting name for an ever-growing furry friend. Another interpretation is &amp;quot;young shoot,&amp;quot; such as grass or the buds on a tree.   6. Ginger England is back on the board with Ginger, a name that is short for Virginia. It can refer to pure and virginal or simply point out that your pet has reddish fur. In Latin, Ginger means &amp;quot;spring-like&amp;quot; or &amp;quot;flourishing.&amp;quot;   5. Sadie In both English and Hebrew, Sadie can be short for Sarah, which means &amp;quot;princess.&amp;quot; Over the last eight years, Sadie has shown a slow increase in popularity, ending up at No. 109 on the Social Security Administration&amp;#039;s list of popular girls&amp;#039; names for 2008.   4. Lucy With roots in Italy, Lucy is short for Lucia, a beautiful name that means &amp;quot;graceful light&amp;quot; or &amp;quot;illumination.&amp;quot; In Russia, it is an affectionate nickname for Tatyana.   3. Daisy In Old English, Daisy means &amp;quot;day&amp;#039;s eye,&amp;quot; and also is the name of a popular flower. Among pet names, Daisy is great for a bright, spunky dog or a lively kitten. Because &amp;quot;marguerite&amp;quot; is the French word for daisy, Margaret has become one of the more formal versions of this flowery name.   2. Maggie A Scottish name, Maggie is short for Margaret, the &amp;quot;pearl&amp;quot; of the family. In America, Maggie has been hovering around the No. 200 position on the list of popular girls&amp;#039; names for the last several years.   1. Molly This is another English name that originates from the Gaelic Maili (&amp;quot;bitter&amp;quot;). Some parents use it as an affectionate form of the name Mary. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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