OT-- your favorite dog name

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For a firearm-related name for a pug...."S.A." abbreviation for "Short Action." Pun intended! [img]images/icons/grin.gif[/img] [img]images/icons/grin.gif[/img] [img]images/icons/tongue.gif[/img]

[Ian M]

We have a pair of wifee-type cockapoos named Winchester and Remington and they hate firearms... Son has a wonderful female golden Lab named T.C.

Male Greater Swiss Mountain Dog 150 lbs - "Doc"
short for Doc Holliday ( I'm your huckleberry )

Female Greater Swiss Mountian Dog 100 lbs "Katey"
short for "Big Nose Kate" Doc Hollidays girlfriend/"woman of the evening"

Chocolate Lab old 14 yrs "sage"

Had a great Blakc lab named "Dakota"

Had an awesome Yellow Lab "Max" short for Maxamillion...

Brother in law has a 160lb Rottie "Issac"

other Brother in Law has 110 lb Rottie "Oso" which is spanish for Bear

[308 Hawg]

NOT Bear, three friends now have "Bear" dogs. I've had a Plott named "Lucy", Labs, "Birch", "Ebony", "Jed". Buddy has "Ruger" the Rott. My last Lab came at 1 yr. with "Rillian" (name from a kid's book?). Buddy inherited a min-Dobey female that we all re-named "Pinyatta", the "Northern Chihuahua", ugly hairless thing.
Had two magpies, "Heckle and Jeckyl", crow named "Charlie Crow".
How about "J.D" if you like Jack Daniels?
Pet names are fun and subject to change.

[scooterbear]

Dog....for Christmas
try: Jingle Bell, Snowflake,
or name him after the raindeer: Rudolph, Dasher, Prancer, Vixen, Comet, Blitzen...
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[ 12-25-2003: Message edited by: scooterbear ]

[Stepnout Kennels]

This might not be the right name for a Pug.
I had a great Grouse& woodcock tricolor setter a few years back. I named him "Hammer" after Mike Hammer in the tv series who was fond of the lady's.
For those who feel they have a strong & powerful dog in will or stature try Storm, Thunder,Major etc.
Good luck

[Holmes]

Sometimes it's best to let the dog name itself.

My female Bulldog had one of those lame ass show names that sounded like a tightly wound 40 year old virgin. She was stuck with said monicker for several days. About then, I discovered the young beast had excellent acceleration but very poor brakes. She used the fence, living room furniture, and immobile humans as devices with which to arrest forward motion.

She was respectfully christened, 'Tonka'.