Help Us Name Our Newest Addition!

[Birddog1911]

Just brought him home yesterday. We're torn between several names. So, tell us what you think in the poll. Sadly, Mrs. Birddog says no gun names.

 

[AzBuckfever]

Okay, I hope you're talking about a dog and not a child So no gun names....but you didn't say bullets So, being a bird dog, I would choose 1 of 2....The first sounds more like a normal name....

Ackley (boy or Girl)
Caliber (boy)

Those are my choices...

Could also go with trigger, but that's a little too lame.

 

[Birddog1911]

I was late getting the photo up. I've only had one cup of coffee so far!

 

[Fremmer]

That's a Sam Colt if I ever saw one. But you can call him Sam.

 

[PT1911]

looks like a tye to me...

 

[Mp7]

okay. None of the above.
A few suggestions from the other side of the lake:

- Hector

- Mister Smith

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[wishin]

That is one cute pup...............

 

[KarenTOC]

Bridger -- sounds like a dentist.
Frisco -- it's in california.
Jackson -- a pedophile.
Kipper -- a breakfast fish.
Paddington -- terminally precious teddy bear
Teilo; Tye for short -- not bad!
Tucker -- pretty good. no doubt will be called "Tuck" at some point.

I voted for Tucker for the humor potential when he poops on the rug, or when a toddler tries to say his name...

 

[K9american]

What a pup!

I like to keep dog/horse/cat names simple and usually one or two syllables max. Easier to say, easier for them to understand. For example, we have a pony named "Scout" because she's a paint. Everybody remembers Tonto's horse, right?

We used to have a girl dog named "Bob". Sort of a switch on "a boy named Sue".

Good luck with that little whippersnapper whatever you call him.

 

[The Bushmaster]

Dawg

 

[Larry Ashcraft]

Cute pup, but sorry, this is OT.