Monkey

Monkey takes its name from the primate — a word whose exact etymology is debated, possibly derived from the name Moneke, the son of Martin the Ape in a medieval German fable, or from the Old French monne or Spanish mona. Monkeys are globally associated with intelligence, mischief, curiosity, and acrobatic playfulness — qualities that have made them beloved in folklore, mythology, and popular culture from the Chinese Monkey King to countless beloved children's stories. For a companion, Monkey is an affectionate declaration of playful spirit.

Monkey is a name that promises fun and delivers every single time. A companion named Monkey is expected to be mischievous, clever, and perpetually entertaining — and somehow they always manage to exceed expectations. The name carries a particular fondness, the kind given by someone who has watched their companion climb something they absolutely should not have climbed and thought, with great affection, that the name was simply inevitable. Monkey is for the pet who is always getting into something, always curious, always quick, and always, always worth it.