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Aussie-Lover
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posted August 08, 2003 02:50 PM
im trying to get a name for a puppy im getting! im getting a puppy and a dog YAY!!!!!!!! im happy! hehe i think the older dog with help teach the puppy how to house train any ways i was wondering if Kikyo (kiki-0) Kilay or Fugiko (fu-g-co) which one is the best??!?
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Laila
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posted August 08, 2003 06:14 PM
Kilay
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Laila
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posted August 08, 2003 06:15 PM
Kilay
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hippytrippygypsy
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posted September 17, 2003 08:29 AM
How about Dumpling? Or Beezus? I like Kilay better.
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fullhouse9873
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posted September 18, 2003 11:57 PM
How about Wilson?
I'm voting for Kilay
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Rottys.Net
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posted October 05, 2003 04:36 PM
I love them both. Unique names are really cool.
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lou3
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posted November 14, 2003 08:47 PM
basically keep it short (max two syllables) so the dog can learn its name easily. Also names ending in ee, ie, ay, ey or y, are easier recognised by your dog so try for one of these.
Lou
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Freckles
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posted November 15, 2003 05:32 PM
In the herding world, usually a one syllable name is most common so when they are given directions it is fast and easy.... "Jake, Jack, Luke, Babe, Stretch (one of ours). Some times we have named a dog, but as their personality developed another name just seemed more natural. We had a Dusty that ended up being Sissy after the first couple of months (started telling the older male that he needed to be sweet to his new "Sissy").... just stuck. I love hearing all the fancy names they use for show dogs... and at home they are "Joker" or "Puddles"!!!!! My nieces golden retriever was called Napalm... she was so explosive!!!!
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