Yes that thread again what dog name?

[Pesty]

Well our puppy as been born, we will be able to bring him home in 8 weeks.

The family have been calling him Wolfy since we decided to get one but I'm not keen on it although it does trip off he tongue easily.

It's an autralian cattle dog was thinking of some in like taz ( dog has been ruled out )


Any ideas?

Edited by Pesty on Saturday 8th June 23:12

[JFReturns]

Watson. Or Lando. Perhaps Chewie, pedigree name Chewbacca.

[Tonsko]

Deefer, Roo, Rolf? My personal fave (thought I would never have the balls) would be to call the dog Fire or Murder - imagine walking through the park shouting his name!

[Pesty]

Stars wars theme always gets my vote. Liking lando but unfortunately not hairy enough to suit chewie

Muder wouldn't get passed the three women in the house im afraid

[Simpo Two]

Bruce.

[sherman]

Whatever name you choose try shouting it really loudly in a public place. If you get embarrassed pick another name. You will have to shout the dogs name across a field at some point and shouting "Tinkerbell" or such like will only make you die of embarrassment.

[Pothole]

Ocker.
Bogan.
Ooroo.

[longshot]

sherman said:

Whatever name you choose try shouting it really loudly in a public place. If you get embarrassed pick another name. You will have to shout the dogs name across a field at some point and shouting "Tinkerbell" or such like will only make you die of embarrassment.

Fenton?

[base]

What colour is the dog?

[New POD]

Alfie.

I wanted to call our king Charles one of the following:

Enzo
Issigonis
Spider
Ascona (as in cavalier mk2)
Turnbull (as in Bill - If he'd been a dog he'd have been a cavalier)
Shankley
Dumper
or
turbo

But we ended up calling him Alfie - Just like 85% of dogs that we meet when we are on the beach or in the dunes.

[condor]

It helps if there's a pic of puppy then we can get a better idea of personality...as well as being able to go aaahh

[TheHeretic]

Dave, or Steve.

HTH.

[ClaphamGT3]

When I was a kid, some friends of the folks had two Irish Wolfhounds called B'gorra and B'Jasus.

My father (living in Norfolk) had a black labrador gun-dog called Shuck. Often mis-heard when calling his name...

[Simpo Two]

New POD said:

I wanted to call our king Charles one of the following... But we ended up calling him Alfie - Just like 85% of dogs that we meet when we are on the beach or in the dunes.

I know a King Charles called Alfie too... why so popular? (and not Charlie?)

[MarshPhantom]

Sir Les.

[ClaphamGT3]

TheHeretic said:

Dave, or Steve.

HTH.

I must admit, I do like the idea of calling dogs names like Tony/Chris/Paul/Andy etc

[ClaphamGT3]

TheHeretic said:

Dave, or Steve.

HTH.

I must admit, I do like the idea of calling dogs names like Tony/Chris/Paul/Andy etc

[durbster]

Loads of Australian towns suit dog names - Narooma, Noosa, Darwin, Townsville etc. Just hop onto Google maps and have a look, particularly in the outback where they get really odd.

And of course my favourite, Humpty Doo.

[bexVN]

durbster said:

Loads of Australian towns suit dog names - Narooma, Noosa, Darwin, Townsville etc. Just hop onto Google maps and have a look, particularly in the outback where they get really odd.

And of course my favourite, Humpty Doo.

I really like this idea

[Simpo Two]

durbster said:

And of course my favourite, Humpty Doo.

The only place to have average high and average low temps... (theeby missing the point of 'average!) - but it does seem nice and warm...