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over a year ago
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Charlie
But just checking you realise how much world these little lovelies take. I have a greyhound and doggy sat a king Charles for a few nights OMG we were all shattered by the end if
It, he needed constant attention. There is something on the internet about them being a attention seeking dog but they love to please so they think spending 2 hrs dropping a toy on your lap to throw is pleasing you  beautiful little doggies though |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Right Peeps.
I have agreed to get my 9yr son a puppy. Its a black and white cavalier King Charles. "
Specifically for a Spaniel?...
"Stupid little dog" has a ring to it.
Get him an Alsation Raaaarrr!
btw I have 2.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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A friend of mine named his dogs Malcolm and Richard because he loved the idea of using non dog names! It's a bit weird when calling for them in the park!! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Right Peeps.
I have agreed to get my 9yr son a puppy. Its a black and white cavalier King Charles. Any suggestions for names please? "
My nan had a King Charles spaniel called Bronson... geddit? It kinda suited him |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Osker....works great for my friends Labrador puppy (now 7 months n growing). Sat beautifully outside the bedroom door for over an hour tonight.
Whatever you choose don't make it too "puppy" the dog will grow up! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Right Peeps.
I have agreed to get my 9yr son a puppy. Its a black and white cavalier King Charles. Any suggestions for names please?
Olef or Oleg  "
I wanted to call our puppy Olaf, after the Snowman in Frozen. Wasn't allowed  Son wanted Dexter after the series. I also wanted Loki. We chose Kiyo. After the japanese bike racer Kiyonari.
Having a German Shepherd puppy soon. He is adorable!! |
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"if its the lads puppy - let him choose the name surely ?"
Yesss I will. This is merely a suggestion list that I will go through and mention to him the good ones. Too bloody tired to think straight and I am picking the pup up tomorrow lunchtime.  |
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By *uby0000Woman
over a year ago
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Nooo. To nice a name for a dog, surely!  
woof woof lol
Are you in need of training, young lady? Sometimes believe it or not I can be very assertive when with a bitch! "
I can be a bitch lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Best bet ditch the dog idea and get another female partner they are easier to train, less demanding and do eventually grow up (pedigree working dog owner) lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Dawg" if it's male ...
"Bitch" if it's female ...
I used to work with an American guy called Bill who owned an Alsatian ... ... he referred to both his wife and his dog as "bitch" .. it was sometimes hard to work out if he was talking about his wife or his dog (yes, he was indeed a charmer - not) |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"if its the lads puppy - let him choose the name surely ?
Yesss I will. This is merely a suggestion list that I will go through and mention to him the good ones. Too bloody tired to think straight and I am picking the pup up tomorrow lunchtime. "
Once you see him and get a feel for his personality you will find the right name. Just make sure it is something you feel comfortable shouting in public......shouting "Big Balls" in the middle of the park can often have undesired effects!! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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If it's a king Charles how about calling it louie, as in king louie from the jungle book, it's a name your son can relate to, and it goes with the king in its bread |
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By (user no longer on site)
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My mate named his dog ASKIM
When he would take the dog out people would say ' oh what a lovely dog. Whats his name '
When he replied ASKIM people would bend down and say to the dog ' And what is your name then '
Absolutely hilarious to see |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"My mate named his dog ASKIM
When he would take the dog out people would say ' oh what a lovely dog. Whats his name '
When he replied ASKIM people would bend down and say to the dog ' And what is your name then '
Absolutely hilarious to see"
That is one of the funniest things I have heard in ages, brilliant!  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Before you choose the name, say it alongside your surname to make sure it sounds ok.
I was sat in the vets once and the nurse called the next one through, it was a gorgeous little puppy but it's full name was McKenzie McGloughlin soooo funny |
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