Dog names that start with T for boy or girl dogs?

Okay, here's my attempt at writing a blog post in the requested style, based on the topic "dog names that start with a t":

Alright, so I was chilling the other day, right? And my neighbor just got a new puppy. Super cute little thing, fluffy and all that. He was racking his brain trying to come up with a name. He was like, "Dude, I want something cool, but I'm drawing a blank."

So, naturally, I jumped in. I'm like, "Let's brainstorm! What letter are we even going for?" He wanted a "T" name. Said it sounded tough. Okay, fair enough.

First thing that popped into my head was Tank. It's classic, right? Solid, dependable. He wasn't feeling it though. Too generic, he said. Ugh, picky.

Then I started thinking about some of the dogs I've known over the years. We used to have a terrier mix named Toby. Sweetest little guy, always up for a game of fetch. But again, my neighbor wanted something...different.

Okay, time to get a little more creative. I started throwing out some random "T" words. Titan! That's got a good ring to it. Nope, too big for his little fluffball. Thor? Nah, wrong letter, genius, even though it does sounds cool. I’m just trying to help, man!

So, I did the only thing I could do – I hopped on the internet and started googling. I wanted a list! A freakin' arsenal of "T" names for dogs. I wasn't gonna let this neighbor beat me.

Here's what I dug up:

• Tucker: This one's pretty good. Friendly, approachable.
• Teddy: If you want something cute and cuddly.
• Titan: I remembered it and it actually works if the dog grows big.
• Tito: Has that cool latin vibe.
• Tyson: If you want a mini-Mike Tyson running around.
• Thorin: Yes, it is from The Hobbit, but is still amazing!

After showing him this list, he finally settled on Tito! He said it had "personality." Whatever. At least the dog has a name now and my neighbor can stop bugging me.

Honestly, naming a dog is harder than it looks. You gotta find something that fits their personality, sounds good when you yell it across the park, and isn't already taken by half the dogs in the neighborhood. Good luck with that.