That is a lovely resting place for Charlotte.
It's the norm nowadays to name a cat or a dog with a human name.
Yes, I'm guilty too.
No more Fido or Lassie or Tiddles etc.
Years ago I was proudly pushing a pram with our first grand daughter in it.
A nice old lady stopped to look in the pram and admire the baby.
She asked the baby's name and when I replied, she pointed to her little dog and said that's the same as my dog!!!
I wasn't impressed. Lol.
The name Charlotte has always been a mystery to me. She is a Sidney if ever I saw one. But I shall have to wait for the year of The "S" in France for the next one.
The rest of my dogs all had frightfully snobby classical names. Hamlet, Romulus, Remus, Paris, Portia, Artemis, Genevieve.
I might try Laertes or Polonius if I get the chance. My days with dogs are not done yet. There will always be another one.
Ooh, Shylock perhaps. I played Shylock in a school play once. Always the best part in that misbegotten play.
O'Connor the Dachshund? He came with that name. I was going to call him Oslo or Omega, but I wasn't unhappy with O'Connor, so I decided to keep it. A jolly good name for a German Sausage Dog who is owned by a misplaced Irish Dog Ijiot.
A demain.