Help naming a Scottish Terrier pup please!

[carter711]

Tomorrow my household is going to be taking delivery of an 8 week olf Scottish terrier puppy ( the little black dogs if anyone's wondering!).

We are stuck on a name for her....

We once had a female Scottish Terrier called Macintosh so it doesn't have to be a female name, but it must have Scottish roots/background.

We're looking for something with character and kind of 'stern' sounding, like the breed!



Any ideas are very welcome and I'll let you know if your suggestion is chosen!

[stifler]

Irish

[benezere]

McPepper

I dont know why, i like it, lol!

[HOGEPH]

WinkyMcfknut

[rockinatmidnight]

benezere said:

McPepper

I dont know why, i like it, lol!

For some bizarre reason, I like that too!

OP what about something like 'Mack' stern(ish) sounding, still sounding traditional

[Oily Nails]

Dougal?

Whitey?

Soot?

[Stu R]

Stonner

[HOGEPH]

carter711 said:

We once had a female Scottish Terrier called Macintosh so it doesn't have to be a female name, but it must have Scottish roots/background.

C U Jimmy (After Russ Abbott)

[SPR2]

Hamish.

[Kaelic]

Bobby!

Only name for a Scottie

Or was Bobby a Westie? Hmmmm

[whitechief]

Matilda.

[taldo50]

Delmonico. Del for short. Job Done!

[HOGEPH]

Terri

[carter711]

SPR2 said:

Hamish.

Best one so far I think, although it can't be used - my sister had a dog called Hamish that got run over recently!

[RupertTheFridge]

What about "Callard" as in "Callard & Bowser" scottish toffees

Or even "Bowser" now I think of it!

Edited by RupertTheFridge on Friday 5th June 00:35

[Poledriver]

Bruce
Wallace
Willy
Haggis
Robbie

[taldo50]

cr@p thought i had it with delmonico! nevermind might buy another pet to name delmonico and keep my dog 'Denzel' company!

[glazbagun]

Brown!

[whitechief]

If you've had a MacKintosh, how about a Rennie?

[carter711]

Poledriver said:

Bruce
Wallace
Willy
Haggis
Robbie

Wallace is a really good one and was top of the pile untill we realised we'd be calling it 'Wally' all the time

Bruce would be fantastic for a male but I think it's too masculine for a girl dog, which is a shame.


McRae is a good one.

I also quite like Jackie at the moment.