Re: Naming a pet

I have always had rescue pets. I leave them with the name they were given when I adopted them. Saved me the trouble of having to think up a name on my own.

Re: Naming a pet

I asked for suggestions on here when I got the pup three years ago, and someone said Holly. It leapt up at me, and as I was bringing her home just a few weeks before Christmas, it seemed very apt.

Childhood pets. Our first dog, a lab cross, was somehow named Trixie. Years later we rescued a poodle, or Mum did, through a work colleague, because the dog was named Trixie. She lived for many years with us. And while we had her, we heard of a little of pups, Alsatian/lab crosses, and Dad wanted one to name Sabre. He was a beautiful dog, loved by everyone, and the name suited him.

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I have two cats Judd..... George and Sox

George has a sad tale to tell he was named with his sister he being George and his sister was Mildred.... sad to tell you that Mildred was run over by a car and killed very sad

Sox is Sox because she has four white paws..... and as you know I can't spell

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And this is Ozzie, our neighbour's Bedlington Terrier.....

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We have
Evie , we chose her on December 23 and named her on Christmas Eve hence her name

Fern , is a silver poodle. Our son lives in New Zealand where the emblem is the silver fern hence her name

Mabel means lovable and she is . She was the naughtiest puppy ever but so lovable.