I love the idea of naming a German Shepherd or a Saint Bernard "Cookie." And surely, how could a dog named Cookie be too wild? She's got to be sweet with a name like that.

Flambé, on the other hand, is a name that could be perfect for a dog that's just a little more fiery.

The benefit of naming your dog clafoutis is that most people won't have the slightest idea what that means, but those who do might be pretty fun to strike up a conversation with.

Soufflé would be just the right name for a dog so fluffy it can barely see through its hairdo.

Sugar is a super, generic dog name that should work for any kind of creature. And it rolls off your tongue pretty easily when you need to yell it at the dog park, too.

Ganache is defined as a whipped filling made of chocolate and cream. What better name for a brown whippet, right?!

I love the name Honey, especially for a rescue dog. It sounds homey and friendly without being syrupy sweet.

Another double entendre in the making. Brown dog? Name him Chocolate. Easy as pie (pun intended).

If I was a dog person, I think a standard poodle named Sprinkles would be a perfect combination.

Cocoa might not be the most inventive pet name, but it's easy to say and there isn't a single person on the planet who doesn't like it.

The name Pudding reminds me of a southern grandma talking to her grandkids. There's no way this dog won't be downright adorable.

Yet again, have a caramel-colored dog? Here's your answer. You'll just have to decide exactly how to pronounce it, though.

This name needs a sassy dog breed to go along with it. A chihuahua, maybe? Or maybe, more ironically, a bulldog?

I once met a dog named Nugget, but Nougat is much more enjoyable. Chocolatey filling or piece of fried mystery chicken, the winner is clear.

Another name perfect for a standard poodle, especially one that's going to get groomed weekly and perhaps one that will end up with pink hair dye a few times a year.

You've heard of people being named Sunday, but how about Sundae for a dog's name? It sounds like it could be an actual name, but with a little unique twist.

Marzipan sounds like she should be the star of her own reality show, does she not? She is going to have attitude, for sure.

As in Knickerbocker Glory, the desert with ice cream and sweet syrup. It's a mouthful, but hey, some dogs need a whole lot of name.

Another under-the-radar dessert name, Ambrosia is elegant and classy, like a Weimaraner or a Doberman.

If you're getting a giant, enormous dog, name her Mousse, please. I love a good double entendre!

Tutti Fruiti, if you will, or just Tutti for short. Let's just hope he doesn't have a gas problem!

The perfect name for a light and fluffy dog that's nothing but a furry ball of love.