Ok...we are stuck. I think we have looked through at least 100 dog
name lists, baby name lists, but we can not find a name that suits his
face.

We have one dog named Sophie already - so my husband wants a name that
does not end with a "y" sound.

Any suggestions

What name does this face say to you?


http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pi...c&id=559718771

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Ok...we are stuck. I think we have looked through at least 100 dog
name lists, baby name lists, but we can not find a name that suits his
face.

My experience has been that if you're not in a hurry and
don't worry about it too much a good name will present
itself. The longest it's taken has been about a week.
--
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(Melinda Shore) wrote in news:g495cv$994$1
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My experience has been that if you're not in a hurry and
don't worry about it too much a good name will present
itself.

If I did that, my pets would never get named. Elliott went for
months before he got a name. And, actually, Polkadottie the cat
never *did* get a real name.

The last two pets I added were named before they set foot in my
house, and I think it worked out fine.

To the OP, if it were me, he'd probably end with a very unfluffy
name, like Angus. I'm also recently enamored of Lewis. The Cocker x
Poodle I had when I was a kid was named Miles, so I guess I've always
been a fan of un-cute, un-fluffy names.

--
Shelly
http://www.cat-sidh.net (the Mother Ship)
http://esther.cat-sidh.net (Letters to Esther)

Curlie is an obvious one. I also love that little tuft of white on his
head.

Celeste

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Ok...we are stuck. I think we have looked through at least 100 dog
name lists, baby name lists, but we can not find a name that suits his
face.

We have one dog named Sophie already - so my husband wants a name that
does not end with a "y" sound.

Any suggestions

What name does this face say to you?


http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pi...c&id=559718771

On 2008-06-29 19:21:03 -0400, (Melinda Shore) said:

My experience has been that if you're not in a hurry and
don't worry about it too much a good name will present
itself. The longest it's taken has been about a week.

I think dogs have proven that they can handle more than one name - and
probably more than a dozen. I'd advise waiting, too.

The OP is going to have to call the dog something.

Shelly spoke these words of wisdom in
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(Melinda Shore) wrote in news:g495cv$994$1
@panix2.panix.com:

My experience has been that if you're not in a hurry and
don't worry about it too much a good name will present
itself.

If I did that, my pets would never get named. Elliott went for
months before he got a name. And, actually, Polkadottie the cat
never *did* get a real name.

I had a cat once named "just kitty"// She was awesome but disappeared in a
tornado. The same one that lost my dog ( found her 3 days later!)

The last two pets I added were named before they set foot in my
house, and I think it worked out fine.

To the OP, if it were me, he'd probably end with a very unfluffy
name, like Angus. I'm also recently enamored of Lewis. The Cocker x
Poodle I had when I was a kid was named Miles, so I guess I've always
been a fan of un-cute, un-fluffy names.

Shelly spoke these words of wisdom in
1:

I'm also recently enamored of Lewis. The Cocker x
Poodle I had when I was a kid was named Miles, so I guess I've always
been a fan of un-cute, un-fluffy names.

I wanted to name a dog Kevin.

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Ok...we are stuck. I think we have looked through at least 100 dog
name lists, baby name lists, but we can not find a name that suits his
face.

We have one dog named Sophie already - so my husband wants a name that
does not end with a "y" sound.

Any suggestions

What name does this face say to you?


http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pi...c&id=559718771

Jubi short for Jubilee, because she looks like she's going to a party.

oops, no y sounds.. sorry,

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Ok...we are stuck. I think we have looked through at least 100 dog
name lists, baby name lists, but we can not find a name that suits his
face.

We have one dog named Sophie already - so my husband wants a name that
does not end with a "y" sound.

Any suggestions

What name does this face say to you?


http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pi...c&id=559718771



Sebastian was the first name that came to mind when I saw his photo.

best wishes with your new pup!

td

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On 2008-06-29 19:21:03 -0400, (Melinda Shore) said:

My experience has been that if you're not in a hurry and
don't worry about it too much a good name will present
itself. The longest it's taken has been about a week.

I think dogs have proven that they can handle more than one name - and
probably more than a dozen. I'd advise waiting, too.

The OP is going to have to call the dog something.

An excellent suggestion.

"Something in the way she moves..."

Paul and "Sir" Muttley AKA the MuttMeister AKA Muettlich

PS. Don't name your dog "Sex".
http://www.funnyjunk.com/pages/dog_named_sex.htm