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[AntiChri5]

dreampod_ab wrote...

I have a couple of different naming thoughts, if you will indulge me.

My cats (the ones that didn't come from a shelter) have all been named "cat" in some langage or other. I have had Cath Anwyll, Welsh for beloved cat; Gattino, kitten in Italian; and the misnamed Petit Chat who was supposed to be a little French cat.

My plan when we have a place big enough for a hound or two is to name them after various writers and/or philosophers. Austen, Kit or Marlow, Gibran, Plato, or perhaps just Poet.

The favorite of my mabari was for my mage. I named him Templar.

[Swordfishtrombone]

Blade185 wrote...

Our dog will be a female black Lab puppy.  I can't really tell the difference, but I believe she's an English Lab, meaning her face is boxier than American Labs, amongst other differences.  I have a preference for human names, by the way.  I really like Lucy, at the moment, as do my mother and sister, but my brother disagrees as always, and my dad is fine with anything.  Also try to steer away from one-syllable names, my mom really doesn't like them.

Well, I really like the name "Isobel".

A human name, check.
Multi-sylable, check.

[Swordfishtrombone]

dreampod_ab wrote...

I have a couple of different naming thoughts, if you will indulge me.

My cats (the ones that didn't come from a shelter) have all been named "cat" in some langage or other. I have had Cath Anwyll, Welsh for beloved cat; Gattino, kitten in Italian; and the misnamed Petit Chat who was supposed to be a little French cat....
....The favorite of my mabari was for my mage. I named him Templar.

Gotta keep your mage in line.

As for your cat naming strategy, in case you are looking for new material, the Finnish word for cat is "kissa"

[GodofTheForge]

renewed hat toss: why not pay homage to Bioware and give her a name from a Bioware game? personally, I recommend the KOTOR series: Kreia, Brianna, Mira, Visas, Bastilla, Juhanni, and so forth

[Sago_mulch]

I NAMED MY DOG 'MILO'

[Chokobo 31]

Le nom de mon chien c'est ...Ooops it's french ^^" wait ....He name is CrokMort !

[Cousland001]

my grandma called her cat sexy, and one time when sexy escaped me and my grandpa had to go around looking for her. we found her next to a lady in her garden. My grandpa whistled and said "hey sexy come here. The look that lady gave us was hilarious

so my advice is to name your dog something appropriate to whistle and call out to.

Modifié par Cousland001, 22 mai 2010 - 10:49 .

[Busomjack]

Barkspawn.

[Nhadalie]

AntiChri5 wrote...

Name her after the mermaid from the little mermaid!

I will be EPIC!

I can't believe I didn't see this earlier..

You are in so much trouble, Mr.



I also support naming dogs unusual names. In my family, we regularly name our pets after various mythological figures, gods/goddesses, or constellations.(Such as.. Our older dog is named Orion, and so we named our new puppy Sirius.)

How about Cassie, after Cassiopeia? It's a constellation. (We actually used that name for one of our old ferrets when I was younger.) Cassie is normal enough sounding, with a more interesting background behind the name.

[Levi28001]

female black Lab puppy



Call her HillBilly due to massive inbreeding of them...

[Busomjack]

randumb vanguard wrote...

Busomjack wrote...

Barkspawn.

I already said that

Man, I really need to start reading the other posts before I post.