Ayala
Introduction
a type of deer in Hebrew; also can mean 'oak tree' in Spanish
Background Story
The name Ayala is of Hebrew origin and is often used to refer to a deer or gazelle. It evokes grace and agility. Additionally, in Spanish, Ayala is associated with oak trees, symbolizing strength and endurance. The name's natural essence makes it a fitting choice for a dog that embodies similar traits.
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