Dog name · New York City
Wren
22 licensed New York dogs are called Wren, which makes it the 1947th most common dog name in the city. Dogs called Wren are almost always female. It is a new name: only 2 of these dogs were born between 2008 and 2012, too few to say how fast it has grown.
Is Wren getting more or less popular?
Among dogs born in 2005, 0 in every 10,000 licensed New York dogs were called Wren. For dogs born in 2023 it was 0. The name peaked with the 2022 litters.
What sort of dog gets called Wren?
This comes from dog license records, not from a count of all dogs. The New York City health department estimates that around 80% of the city’s dogs are unlicensed, so these figures describe licensed dogs only. Rates are shown per 10,000 licensed dogs so that neighborhoods and years can be compared fairly, but a neighborhood where fewer people license their dogs may still be represented differently from one where more people do. Records are as supplied by the city and are not corrected for owner error.
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