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With a bit of luck, we will be making an addition to the family next week in the shape of a lively rescue GSD bh - and if she arrives, she's going to need a name.
It has to start with "D" - MrsC's rules for pets are that they have to have names alliterative to their type, so starting with D for dogs, M for mice, etc etc.
I'm stuck between Difflock and Distributor at the moment; the alternative being human names, so Doris is quite high up the list.
Fire away (and no, we won't be calling her Deefer.....)
It has to start with "D" - MrsC's rules for pets are that they have to have names alliterative to their type, so starting with D for dogs, M for mice, etc etc.
I'm stuck between Difflock and Distributor at the moment; the alternative being human names, so Doris is quite high up the list.
Fire away (and no, we won't be calling her Deefer.....)
jeff m said:
You have of course considered keeping the name the dog already has.
Imagine you start a new job and the idiot in personel tells your manager to expect a new hire on Monday called Albert.
It would not intstill confidence in the new outfit you have just joined and you may start to think that this was not such a good move.
(Jeez, they can't even get my name right.)
The dog may think the same way about you.
Ok, I did want to get adopted, but maybe coming to the front of the cage and wagging my tail as we are told to do before assessing this prospective owner was a bit rash in retrospect.
Dolby....... just buy a bag of treats, he won't care
Brilliant idea - thanks!Imagine you start a new job and the idiot in personel tells your manager to expect a new hire on Monday called Albert.
It would not intstill confidence in the new outfit you have just joined and you may start to think that this was not such a good move.
(Jeez, they can't even get my name right.)
The dog may think the same way about you.
Ok, I did want to get adopted, but maybe coming to the front of the cage and wagging my tail as we are told to do before assessing this prospective owner was a bit rash in retrospect.
Dolby....... just buy a bag of treats, he won't care
One tiny snag there, though. The dog was found in a pound in Wales and was scheduled to be put down last week. A charity organisation managed to get her out before that happened, but they didn't *quite* find the time to locate the previous owner and check names, favourite food, collect her comfort blanket, etc - so I guess we're just going to have to do the best we can, unless of course she can miraculously speak and is able to remember her own name.
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