Name that dog.

pukkamum

Bob, I love this name and would definitely use it if we ever get a dog, having said that I also like basil, though I can imagine struggling not to shout it in a fawlty towers parody.

meames_2

Lagoon wrote: »

Chester
Tito
Rebel
Odie
Gizmo
Scythe
Donny
Blade
Walter
Trapper
Hunter
Roy

When I was younger I always wanted to have a dog called Chester. My mum got a new dog a couple of years ago and called it Chester at first I was a bit annoyed, but she never calls him that, it's too hard to shout!

Mojisola

elsien wrote: »

He lacks boundaries so I need to be able to get his attention when he's pushing it, so it sounds like I mean it.

Not Fenton, then!

minimad1970

Lots of good suggestions already, but I like Sid, Sidney for when he's in trouble. My dog's got a Border terrier friend called Dave, I think it's a great name and really suits a dog.

StaffieTerrier

minimad1970 wrote: »

Lots of good suggestions already, but I like Sid, Sidney for when he's in trouble.

On a similar theme, I used to see a woman with a Staffie called Stan but he was Stanley if he was playing her up.

stir_crazy

My OH met a lab the other week called Reece, he remembered especially because it's my nephew's name. I also like Oscar, its quite a good name for a dog! And my boy (cat) is called Logan after the movie Logan''s Run.

heretolearn_2

I don't really like human names for animals myself.

Foxhounds get some great traditional names if you take a google at some of the lists.

Did hear of a dog called 'Hovis', which I think is brilliant!

How about 'Marmite' - cos some people love those types of dogs and some people hate them!

lostinrates

Sastchmo.
Something delicious about a beautiful bet with a name associated with a pn all time black jazz great. Breaking down barriers of prejudice in every direction,

I love my newest dogs name, spent years planning it.....he has decided on something else entirely, we were talking about someone called Louis (as in 'louey' and he thought that sounded fabulous. We now say louey instead of good boy as he seems to love it so much. Sigh. I would never have chosen louey.

ohmochraich

Ballach - Gaelic for boy or have a look here . http://www.fundognames.com/male-dog-names.html

gingin_2

I like Bob, too, or Harold, or Walter/Walt. A relative of mine changed their rescue dog's name from Stan to Sam - Stan was so much better!