A SWEET mum-of-four has been trolled after naming her little boy after her dead dog.
The grieving lady lost her Boxer dog just two days before her son was born and decided to honour the pup by giving his name to her baby.
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Ambyr posted a video about her decision on TikTok, and it’s divided the internet.
She captioned the clip: “Lost our first baby two days before we had our last baby – pretty sure they have the same soul.”
Ambyr’s sweet baby boy is seen smiling and giggling as the text reads: “Wait, you seriously named your baby after a dog?!?”
In response to the haters, Ambyr writes “Yep” alongside a love heart.
She then shares a sweet selection of pictures to show off the dog she lost – a hugely missed, beautiful boxer dog who was a huge part of the family.
TikTok users flocked to the comments to discover the name of Ambyr’s baby.
“It’s Henry Myles…I stalked her page for it!” exclaims an inquisitive user.
Ambyr explains more in a previous clip, captioning the post: “Missing him so much. They would’ve been besties for sure.”
It seems little Henry isn’t the only child to be named after a beloved pet, as others share their funny stories.
“I was named after my mum’s hamster,” shared a user called Sophie.
“I named my son after my dad’s dead cat,” laughed another.
While Ambyr’s name choice is pretty tame, others have a thing or two to say about the effect their pets’ names would have on their children.
“I’d like to welcome to the world Bella Nelson Mandela Old Fella, mum & Bub doing well,” joked one viewer.
“Cute idea. For me personally I can’t imagine calling my kid Kush,” declared a second.
“I don’t think I can name a human child stinky, though,” replied a third.
“Me thinking this is actually a really sweet idea until I remember I called my dog Keith. Ain’t no way I’m naming a kid Keith,” said a fourth.
Ambyr has since welcomed a set of twins into the world and, to our delight, a new pair of boxer-husky mix puppies.
Sharing cute video footage of her twins alongside the puppies, she captioned the clip: “Ok but seriously, I can hardly tell the difference.”
