Help me name a dog

Skillet

Jerry wrote: Muttley?

Seriously, all he needs are goggles and a scarf. Then take him for a ride.

I propose Smokey for that smokey snout.

Or Bob. I always wanted to name a pet that.

Brown-noser

Hudson
RX (rex)
Watkins
Glen
Shunt
Alouicious Revington P. Doggue

Harry Barker.

JohnRW1621 wrote: I like people names for dogs.

Sheldon

Biff

Herb

Albert (my Dad's name)

pushrod36 wrote: I would favor a strong name that SWMBO wouldn't permit for a child. Thing mythology like Zeus, Odin, or Cronus

Mythology names are good....

Baldur
Tyr
Loki (or not)
Beowulf

Legba

For non mythology: Dirk

Inky?
Smudge?

I keep wanting to come up with something around that characteristic dark schnoz...

Cat.

berkeley

I have trained my parent's german shepherd that if he wants me to do anything, he has to respond to numb nuts. Mine was named by my grandma when she showed up, so she is "Lady" and technically "Lady the 6th" IIRC.

I've always liked Pat for a dog name.

Joey is what popped into my head when I saw the picture.

Fred. He looks like a Fred to me.

Zero. But 0 instead of words.

Good stuff, guys. The current frontrunner is Charlie, followed by Jack.

Appleseed wrote: Zero. But 0 instead of words.

If he was a small white dog that would be a done deal as SWMBO and I are Tim Burton fans.

How about:

Help

or

Fire

(I do like Zero though, hard to be disappointed in a dog named zero.)

ultraclyde wrote: Good stuff, guys. The current frontrunner is Charlie, followed by Jack.

Both so common!!! Go a bit off the reservation!!!

Please not charlie... :(

Sh*thead.

I've got a cat named Charlie. He goes by CatButt. I think he looks like a Spud, or a Donut. I have this thing for naming animals after food. I renamed a friend of mines cat Jelly Donut- she got exceptionally angry when the cat started responding to it.

In reply to ultraclyde:

Why not "Clyde" (if your name isn't Clyde, that is)

Beer Baron wrote:

pushrod36 wrote: I would favor a strong name that SWMBO wouldn't permit for a child. Thing mythology like Zeus, Odin, or Cronus

Mythology names are good.... Baldur Tyr Loki (or not) Beowulf Legba For non mythology: Dirk

We just named our puppy Loki - after Thor's brother in the movie.

Our old dog was found as a puppy at Nelsons Ledges - named her Nelson of course.