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Struggling with puppy name
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"However I will always vote for Wilson.
There is nothing more amazing than seeing a man standing in a field frantically shouting and calling out for "Wilson!" "
Wilson was one on my list  |
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Cushion - short for Cushionhumper - great if you get talking to an attractive lady in the park who says awwww cushion is a lovely unusual name how did you come up with that - she will find it hilarious and want to have sex with you !! Definitely.. or she will spray you with something and run… sometimes hard to tell!! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"In our experience pets almost name themselves. The only pet I had a name for before we got him was the tortoise and to be honest he hates it and has asked me to change it.  "
This. The name will come to you in a day or few whilst interacting.  those are the best. |
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Advice from dog behaviourists is to pick a name with no more than 2 syllables and ideally ends in an “eeee” sound when you shout it. So Rocky, Brodie, Lucky. However some of the cooler ones I’ve met recently are Hank, Bronson, Rambo lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Hi guys , get my puppy in 5 weeks (male working cocker spaniel) and I'm really struggling with names really would appreciate your help  "
Or Baskerville…. |
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By *agnar73Man
over a year ago
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"Hi guys , get my puppy in 5 weeks (male working cocker spaniel) and I'm really struggling with names really would appreciate your help "
Friends used names for their dogs that start same letter as their surname and it works quite well.
Guess they’d thought out the ‘going to the vet’ shout |
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By *anSMan
over a year ago
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"Dogs should have human names
That’s the rules! "
I totally agree with the above ..
Being a cocker spaniel surely it has to be a name beginning with C or S..
Chris/Clive/Colin the Cocker
Sam/Steve/Scott the Spaniel
Of course there’s always (as has been said already), Deefa/Defur/Defor the dog |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Something from your life
All of my dogs have had names from regimental battle honours of my old unit.
Inkerman - inker
Louisborg- Louis
Gheluvelt - gully
Working dogs I like names for outdoor and woodlands
Fern - girl
Bracken - boy
Heather
Brough
Ghilly
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