What's the best name you've ever heard for a dog?
Coffee Bean! That's my dogs name! I love coffee!
A good friend of mine had a pet turkey. That was the craziest thing I've ever seen. His name was Tommy. Tommy followed him around everywhere. We were there for an outdoor 4th of July bbq and Tommy would come up to you and want you to pet him. Every time his owner would laugh, Tommy would gobble. It was so cute. Thanks for reminding me of that fond memory.
Yes, Paradise, everyone remembers (the) Alamo.
That is an uncanny (or should I say canine) coincidence. My aunt who lives in Utah gave her dog the same name!
My first dog's pedigree name was Teresa Princess of Drury Lane.
I called her Tessie and had her till I was fourteen.
A cocker Spaniel bitch, she was smart and well trained.My dog's name is Buffy...when we first got her we thought that we were going to be getting the runt of the litter, which we did only there were two a boy and a girl. We thoght we got the boy so I wanted to name him Scamp from the second Lady and the tramp movie...then we noticed that he was actually a she so we named her Angel, Scamp's girlfriend in the movie. But she is far from an angel.
she bites and runs around like a maniac...she is hilarious to watch. so mom said we should name her Buffy since she likes to bite and has drawn blood. so Buffy it is lolRalwus I gotta know, is Jano a bully? Does he beat up on cats and dogs?
All the Parrots I know are very pushy people!
Aplogies to Jado for getting his name wrong. Eric only play bites too thank goodness, the bird is half bloody beak!
I have known a lot of birds and always knew they are smart. In the last few years scientists are discovering how smart and it is amazing really. Thanks for letting me know about Jado, he is a fine looking chap!
I do not know his history, you maybe know where he is from?
He is not out of place here. this guy eats as much as a dog!My friend had a dog called deefor, I thought that was pretty cool.
My old dog's name was Suki but we rarely called her that - it was Sukes, Suki-Dukes, Suki-Dooky, Suki-Poo, my husband called her Suko-Duko. She answered to them all - especially if food was involved!
We have friends with a dog called Berkeley - when asked why, 'it's because he barks' - ('Berkeley' in England is pronounced 'Barkley' BTW)
We used to have a boxer that my son named Tyson -- after Mike (blech) of course.
We then had a lab/shep mix that my son named JD. My son's name was Jonathan, but everyone called him JJ. His best friend was a kid by the name of David Jordan that everyone called DJ. So JD was an obvious choice. It fit in with the boys' names and stood for "Jonathan's dog".LOL, sounds like my Willow...she chases everything that moves, though, and has been frustrated that the paws which fit her 13lb frame are too small to catch grasshoppers between them
. At first glance a lot of people think she's quite ugly, but once one gets to know her expressions and lively body language the unanimous opinion is that she's unbearably cute .
Here's what she looked like a little over a month ago, fresh out of the shelter (she's gained weight since, and some discolored fur has been shed)
When we lived in France we got a Boxer puppy.
They have this 'thing' in France (well certainly in rural France) where you are supposed to name your new pet something beginning with the designated letter for that year. The year we got our Boxer pup was the year of the letter 'N'. When we picked him from the litter there was already a Napoleon and Nougat, for example...
I don't know why but we chose Nobby!
He was a wonderful dog, a real character, but sadly Nobby is no longer with us - I miss him still
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