Synchronized Swimming Inspired Dog Names

Introduction

Synchronized swimming, or otherwise known as artistic swimming, is a beautiful dance in the water. It is a combination of swimming, gymnastics, and dance, which elegant swimmers perform with grace and seemingly effortless moves. The music accompanies the whole performance, making this one of the most beautiful and aesthetically pleasing sports to watch. It is also a traditionally women’s sport, although men are slowly but surely fighting their way to the scene. However, at some competitions, men are still not allowed to participate. If you are a fan, or maybe a synchronized swimmer yourself, you may consider naming your pup after one of the champions and honoring their artistry and skill.

Synchronized Swimming Inspired Dog Names in Pop Culture

Featured Famous Dog with a Synchronized Swimming Inspired Name

Oliver

Usually, women are the ones who have to fight their way into a competition, advocate for their rights, and fight for their spot in the world. That seems to be the common thing today everywhere except in the world of synchronized, or artistic swimming. For years women have been dominant in this Olympic sport, and men have just recently earned the right to compete, although not everywhere yet. Therefore, it is no wonder that the younger generations of boys do not think of this sport as something worthwhile, but that is slowly changing, and one of the young athletes who will surely be a shining star on the sky of artistic swimming is Oliver Warren.

Oliver, apart from being a good athlete, also shares his name with another Ollie, an adorable doggo who really has a rags to riches story to tell. Oliver the Shelter Dog is the adorable pupper with a wide smile who became a shoe model, with his picture in all of the malls, on billboards, and ads all over the Internet. The photogenic pupper is the brand ambassador for Bzees shoes, a brand of comfy footwear very popular around the world. Lori McDermid, Oliver’s human and the vice president of Bzees has stated that Oliver is the most loving dog she has ever had the opportunity to meet, and that he is the perfect poster dog for her brand.

These two met in a somewhat unfortunate place, the St. Louis Humane Society shelter in 2010 and fell in love instantly. Oliver was quite ill at the time, but that did not break his spirit and did not take away from his charm, and Lori soon found herself signing the adoption papers and taking him to her warm embrace. At first, he was weak and afraid that he would be taken back to the shelter if he left his bed, so he stayed there all day! Lori tried to convince him to move, but the little doggo was so scared that he just wanted to stay inside. However, she took him along with his bed and her other dogs to the lake, and when he saw how other dogs are playing and running around, he relaxed a bit and realized that his new family will love him forever and that there is no need to be afraid.

The heartwarming story is just another sign that adoption is the way to go when it comes to dog ownership. There are so many lovely puppers waiting for someone to love them and save them from the harsh situation they are in, so if you ever get the chance to adopt a pup from a shelter, take it. Make their lives better and let them feel the love you can provide.

Synchronized Swimming Inspired Dog Name Considerations

Synchronized swimming is a beautiful sport which requires a lot of strength, accuracy, elegance, and grace to be performed successfully. The intricate moves and the breathtaking choreographies are wonderful to watch and even harder to do, so a lot of respect goes to these amazing women and men who decide to take on this challenge. Therefore, if you are looking to name your doggo after one of these amazing athletes, look no further!

One option for your pup’s new moniker can be Candace, after Candace Costie, an American competitor and Olympic champion in synchronized swimming. Another fantastic choice is Esther or Jane, after Esther Jane Williams, often called America’s Mermaid who popularized this sport by appearing in films in the 1940s and 1950s. Representing the small but talented pool of male synchronized swimmers is Milan Kadrok, a junior synchronized swimmer from London, with a beautiful name that your doggo can bear as well. Another great option is to name your pup Bill, after Bill May, an American synchronized swimmer and probably the most famous one in the world. Of course, we cannot but mention Svetlana Romashina, a Russian competitor in synchronized swimming, and a five-times Olympic champion whose name can be a new word heard in your local dog park.

Male Synchronized Swimming Inspired Dog Names

Votes	Name	Vote
0	Warren After Oliver Warren, a junior synchronized swimmer from the Henley SSC
0	Harry After Harry Shearer, the star of the Synchronized Swimming Olympic Sketch on SNL
0	Martin After Martin Short, a Canadian-American comedian who created an SNL short about synchronized swimmers
0	Carver After Chris Carver, the U.S. national and Olympic team synchronized swimming coach
0	Connor After Connor Hill, the Boys Synchro project coach, part of the first mixed gender duet from England
0	Ross After Ross Large, a junior synchronized swimmer from Bramcote SC
0	Oliver After Oliver Warren, a junior synchronized swimmer from the Henley SSC
0	Dilan After Dilan Velani, a junior synchronized swimmer from London
0	Ranjuo After Ranjuo Tomblin, a junior synchronized swimmer from Brighton
0	Milan After Milan Kadrok, a junior synchronized swimmer from London
0	Ioan After Ioan Gravell, a junior synchronized swimmer from Swansea
0	Jhair After Jhair Galeano, a Colombian synchronized swimmer
0	Vasileios After Vasileios Gkortsilas, a Greek synchronized swimmer
0	Jimma After Jimma Iwasaki, a Japaese bronze medalist in Mixed Duet Technical in 2018
0	Mikhail After Mikhail Vasilev, a Russian Mixed Duet Technical gold medalist
0	Vyacheslav After Vyacheslav Rudner, an Uzbek synchronized swimmer
0	Olzhas After Olzhas Makhanbetiyarov, a Kazakhstani synchronized swimmer who won the gold medal in the Mixed Duet Technical competition in 2018
0	Alberto After Alberto Pinto, a Panamanian synchronized swimmer
0	Vasileios After Vasileios Gkortsilas, a Greek synchronized swimmer
0	Niklas After Niklas Stoepel, a German synchronized swimmer
0	Renan After Renan Souza, a Brazilian synchronized swimmer
0	Ondřej After Ondřej Cibulka, a Czech synchronized swimmer
0	René After René Prévost, a Canadian synchronized swimmer
0	Pau After Pau Ribes, a Spanish synchronized swimmer
0	Benoît After Benoît Beaufils, a French synchronized swimmer
0	Atsushi After Atsushi Abe, a Japanese synchronized swimmer
0	Anton After Anton Timofeyev, a Ukrainian synchronized swimmer
0	Giorgio After Giorgio Minisini, an Italian synchronized swimmer
0	Aleksandr After Aleksandr Evgenyevich Maltsev, a Russian synchronized swimmer, and a two-times World champion
0	Bill After Bill May, an American synchronized swimmer

Female Synchronized Swimming Inspired Dog Names

Votes	Name	Vote
0	Tracie After Tracie Ruiz, a three-times Olympic medalist from Hawaii
0	Natalia After Natalia Ishchenko, a Russian synchronized swimmer, five-times Olympic champion
0	Svetlana After Svetlana Romashina, a Russian competitor in synchronized swimming, five-times Olympic champion
0	Huang After Huang Xuechen, a Chinese synchronized swimmer
0	Sun After Sun Wenyan, a Chinese competitor in synchronized swimming
0	Andrea After Andrea Fuentes, a Spanish retired synchronized swimmer
0	Miya After Miya Tachibana, a Japanese competitor in synchronized swimming
0	Miho After Miho Takeda, a Japanese competitor in synchronized swimming
0	Gemma After Gemma Mengual, a Spanish synchronized swimmer
0	Alison After Alison Bartosik, an American competitor in synchronized swimming who won two Olympic bronze medals
0	Anna After Anna Kozlova, a former synchronized swimmer who represented the Soviet Union, Russia, and the USA
0	Sarah After Sarah Josephson, an American synchronized swimmer
0	Karen After Karen Josephson, an American synchronized swimmer, and the sister of Sarah Josephson
0	Michelle After Michelle Cameron, a Canadian Olympic synchronized swimmer
0	Carolyn After Carolyn Waldo, a former synchronized swimmer from Canada
0	Penny After Penny Vilagos, a Canadian synchronized swimmer and an Olympic medalist
0	Vicky After Vicky Vilagos, a Canadian synchronized swimmer and an Olympic medalist
0	Mikako After Mikako Kotani, a Japanese former synchronized swimmer
0	Miyako After Miyako Tanaka, a former synchronized swimmer from Japan
0	Fumiko After Fumiko Okuno, a former competitor in synchronized swimming from Japan
0	Aki After Aki Takayama, a former competitor in synchronized swimming from Japan
0	Candace After Candace Costie, an American competitor and Olympic champion in synchronized swimming
0	Cari After Cari Read, a Canadian competitor in synchronized swimming and Olympic medalist
0	Kasia After Kasia Kulesza, a Canadian competitor in synchronized swimming and Olympic medalist
0	Nathalie After Nathalie Schneyder, an American competitor in synchronized swimming and Olympic champion
0	Erin After Erin Chan, a Canadian synchronized swimmer
0	Yelena After Yelena Anatolyevna Antonova, a Russian Synchro-swimmer
0	Anastasiya After Anastasiya Nikolayevna Yermakova, a Russian competitor in synchronized swimming and four-time Olympic champion
0	Laia After Laia Pons, a Spanish competitor in synchronized swimming
0	Alba After Alba María Cabello Rodilla, a Spanish synchronized swimmer