…to ask what’s the best dog name you’ve ever heard?

[Whadda]

Funny/cute/witty/daft… let’s hear ‘em.

Older smartly dressed local man has a miniature schnauzer with a grey moustache , he has the same moustache.
The dog is called Norman
its like his dog twin.even have the same bouncy walk!

@Greenandcabbagelooking. Those type of names are a bit poor taste.

Buddy - because your dog is your buddy.
My neighbour has a Cara which means friend in Irish. I think that's cute.

A dig named elvis

@SunshineLollipopsRainbow

Darwin for a beagle

Fabulous. Now I want a beagle to copy that.

[quote Shallwegoforawalk]@AnnieSnap it's fiction not real!! [/quote]
I realised that after I posted (note to self, don’t skim read). Covered in embarrassment and apologies 😳

Best Cat name I’ve heard was BIN LID🤣🤣

@Whadda

Funny/cute/witty/daft… let’s hear ‘em.

We have: Lady Margerat von Squirrel, Sydney Longstocking, Minnee the minx, Lolli(pop), Betti Moretti, and newly recruited Dame Doris the Turd. I'd have liked to call a boy dog Dave, I know someone with a whippet called Dave and it couldn't suit him more.

Oh I’ve remembered some more.
Olive - another rescue cat.
Penny Thomas - a cavalier (apparently named after a girl my mum went to school with who was a bit, erm, smelly..🤣
My dgps had Crackers the cavalier & Andy the Pekingese.
A flatmate once had a Persian called Octavia (Tayvee for short).
One vets I worked at had a client Mr Cox who’s cat was called KY, that was a fun one to call out in the waiting room!😜
And another vet one - Mr Powers and his rabbit called Magic…!🤣

Im another fan of human names for pets. Have had Ethelbert the cat, (H)erbert a massive ginger tom and Lucy the doberman. Im throwing in my childhood hamsters too Angus and Cassidy.
My fave dog names though are my uncles two scruffy otterhounds Cornelius and Theodore.

I don't like human names. I've heard my own used too often on bits of fluff. Yorkshire terriers & the like. Although most of my past dogs had human names as they were rescue dogs & already named.
The dog I did name was Bear. I dunno, he was just like a cute Grizzly!

This reminds me of one of my favourite Far Side cartoons…

Not sure why it posted it twice?🙄

We had two rescue cats one named Baker. The other was called Kris Kringle but we changed it to Sherlock.

We now have one called Pepsi.

Jimmy-Tony
Big daft dog called Jimmy Tony. He really suited it

My old neighbours had a Weston called Nanna

It was funny when she was a puppy. “Nanna off the sofa. Nanna in the garden for a wee” “Nanna. Naughty. We don’t poo on the floor”

Sorry a westie

Our Patterdale is called Jeffrey...

A neighbours dog was called Jamf (just a mother f**ker) he was quite a character

I also know 2 Bulldogs called Bert & Ernie

I love that cartoon @Somethingselfdeprecating

Work colleague has a dog called Marcel. Never heard him on any work call, perhaps dog just mimes

Years ago, was staying at a lovely little cove in Cornwall.

I got talking to a couple sitting on a bench outside the little local shop and they had a gorgeous black Labrador - his name was Wilsee. Because, every time their kids had asked them for a dog, their answer had always been “we’ll see”.

@Furries

Years ago, was staying at a lovely little cove in Cornwall.

I got talking to a couple sitting on a bench outside the little local shop and they had a gorgeous black Labrador - his name was Wilsee. Because, every time their kids had asked them for a dog, their answer had always been “we’ll see”.

That reminds me of friends whose son begged for a hamster. They said only if he looked after it. They got it and he called it Hammy. They re-christened it Yurbut because every time they asked: "When are you going to feed Hammy? When are you going to clean his cage?" he answered: "Yeah, but I've just got to finish watching this programme/playing on my x-box..."

Yurbut was well looked after by them. They suspected that was going to happen and when Yurbut was buried in the back garden they invoked his memory every time their son asked for a dog and promised to take him for walks .