Name for dog

[Senusret I]

Fifi? That ain't a name for this mutt.
So how about Champion?
Champion? You're anything but!

We could call him Tiger, but there's no bite in him!
Tiger? Kittens would frighten him!
Rover, why don't you think it over?!
Rover is the perfect name for this dumb lookin' dog!

Sandy, Sandy's his name if you please.
If you don't believe me, ask anyone of the fleas.
Residing on Sandy, truly a pedigreed Sandy,
there ain't no better breed!

And he, really comes in handy!
Especially when you're all alone
in the night and small
and terribly frightened

It's Sandy!
Sandy, he'll always be
There.

[blueangel]

I like "people" names for dogs. Never cared for names like, "patches" "spot" "fluffy" etc.

If you want to carry on the Christmas theme, you could name him "Nic" (for St. Nicholas) or "Rudolph" or "Rudy" for short-- for the rednose raindeer.

For a small dog like that, I like, "Bobby" "Cleo" or "Jess." Or if you want something more formal, "Miles" "Zach" or "Wallace."

Here is a website with more than 2000 dog names:
http://petrix.com/dognames/

[tunatartare]

How about Myrh? Or Mistle?

[AlexMack]

What about Timmy?

quick story: we rescued a kitten on christmas day. 4 months old, absolutely tiny, big ball of fluff. We thought she was a boy but it turns out she was a girl (obv. by the pronouns). We named her after Tiny Tim and that is how my baby girl (now 8 years old) got her name.
Here she is asleep on my desk:


Failing that, I think Jingle or Kringle would be adorable.

[Emory Kappa]

My aunt found a cat on Christmas, and my uncle suggested naming it Leon. (Noel spelled backwards.) It was a female cat, so she got the name Leona.

Not sure if Leon is a good name for a Pekingese, though!


P.S. We're celebrating the Tigers' win at our house too! Maybe you should name the dog Mike?

[ThetaLove]

We're celebrating the Tigers' win at our house too! Maybe you should name the dog Mike?

woo hoo! I don't like this time of year much, because I'm left with a little bit of emptiness. I know that feeling will pass in just a few days. After all, its JUST football. haha.

I thought about Mike, but a lot of people named their dogs Mike. I giggled a little when someone suggest St. Nick. It was a great suggestion for a Christmas dog. But I know a few people that named their dog Nick or St. Nick after Nick $aban. No way in heck I'm naming my dog after him! Miles was a cute idea.
hmmmm. Maybe "Mac" after Coach Charlie McClendon? my boyfriend and I are both HUGE LSU football fans. We also thought about Holliday after Trindon Holliday the LSU player.

Everyone, thanks again for the suggestions and the link to dog names.

[kddani]

My brother's pug is named Earl. Sounds like a bizarre name for a dog, but when you see him, it totally makes sense. He was originally called Ian (my brother got him from someone who had to give him up when he was less than a year old)- which I thought was bizarre and not approrpriate for him.

Try calling him by different names, see what sounds right. You'll be saying the name a lot!

[Tom Earp]

How about Mikita? Use something Oriental?

[cutie_cat_4ever]

Originally Posted by centaur532

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Awww, Tim's too adorable

A few names for the doggy: Snow, Yuki (which is Japanese for "snow")

Originally Posted by Senusret I

Fifi? That ain't a name for this mutt.
So how about Champion?
Champion? You're anything but!

We could call him Tiger, but there's no bite in him!
Tiger? Kittens would frighten him!
Rover, why don't you think it over?!
Rover is the perfect name for this dumb lookin' dog!

Sandy, Sandy's his name if you please.
If you don't believe me, ask anyone of the fleas.
Residing on Sandy, truly a pedigreed Sandy,
there ain't no better breed!

And he, really comes in handy!
Especially when you're all alone
in the night and small
and terribly frightened

It's Sandy!
Sandy, he'll always be
There.

You suck. \m/

My nieces got a puppy for Christmas and they named him Mele, after Mele Kalikimaka (Merry Christmas in Hawaiian).

Mele also means "song".

[JeffersonStKKG]

I adopted my "baby" while I was in school. She is a MUTT if I've ever seen one (I'm a veterinary technician, too); part: lab/cocker spaniel/chow. Basically, she looks like a black, lab puppy ---and she's on my feet, underneath the computer desk as I'm typing.. I named her Roxy. At the time, I loved Roxy clothing and "Roxy" as a girl's name sounds a little too "va-va-voom", in my opinion. Initially, she weighed 25lbs. and needed to grow into herself; I didn't notice that she was part lab until she put on weight (about 20lbs..haha). The name suits her b/c Roxy's body moves independently of itself; when she walks, she "shakes what her Mama gave her." She's really pretty but also loves the outdoors and beach, so I guessed right when naming her.

[ThetaLove]

hey everyone, here he is!

[Emory Kappa]

AAAaaaawwwwwwwwwww! Such a cute little face he has! Thanks for sharing the photos.

[PeppyGPhiB]

Is that a Peke? Looks more like a Japanese Chin to me: http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...&ct=image&cd=3

[ThetaLove]

hmmm. that is what I was wondering as well. I was asking around, and a few people have mentioned that he might be something else.

possibly a pug/shih tzu?

Any other info would be appreciated!
Thanks for the link!