Looking for a cool, fun name …
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wrote on 29 Oct 2009, 18:49 last edited by
How exciting Petra!! Congrats! I really like the name Floyd! :D
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lvoss, that is the picture I have as well. Isn't he cute?
Floyd is one of my favorites, my hubby has a friend named Floyd though, so of course he is thinking about that…I do like the playoff on the registered name as well, but none of the ones are cute enough..yet... We thought Edgar but nickname him Gar...but it means so manly it is girly (?) weird..
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wrote on 29 Oct 2009, 19:30 last edited by
I like Boyd as well. Sounds like Floyd x Bolt :D
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wrote on 29 Oct 2009, 19:54 last edited by
lvoss, that is the picture I have as well. Is't he cute?
Floyd is one of my favorites, my hubby hasa friend named Floyd though, so of course he si thinking about that…I do like the playoff on the registered name as well, but none of the ones are cute enough..yet... We thought Edgar but nickname him Gar...but it means so manly it is girly (?) weird..
IMO he doesn't look like a Floyd. Sorry Hubby. Could be an Edgar (Eddie) though. Otis and Eddie. See you have to put the 2 names together because there's going to be posts in the future like "OK, Otis and Eddie got into the pantry and ate a loaf of bread and a box of crackers". :D
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Otis and Eddie. See you have to put the 2 names together because there's going to be posts in the future like "OK, Otis and Eddie got into the pantry and ate a loaf of bread and a box of crackers".
You and I think so much alike..I have been walking around "yelling" Otis and–- to see which one sounds the best together..Otis has been outside so he is not walking around thinking he did something wrong ;)
We were told by some older friends when we were looking for a name to give our daughter 9+ years ago, to "yell" it out the door three times, that way you know what it sounds like..when you are looking for her to come in after a day out playing..so I am using that same "old wifes tale" antic on finding a suiting name for Edgar..
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wrote on 29 Oct 2009, 20:17 last edited by
Cant help with a Name Petra, having enough trouble thinking of names for our new pup, have to say my husband is rubbish at picking names :D
Lucky you getting a Podengo, have you any pics yet ? -
wrote on 29 Oct 2009, 20:21 last edited by
You and I think so much alike..I have been walking around "yelling" Otis and–- to see which one sounds the best together..Otis has been outside so he is not walking around thinking he did something wrong ;)
We were told by some older friends when we were looking for a name to give our daughter 9+ years ago, to "yell" it out the door three times, that way you know what it sounds like..when you are looking for her to come in after a day out playing..so I am using that same "old wifes tale" antic on finding a suiting name for Edgar..
I always think in syllables too. 2 syllables are OK 3 is too many. The rescue lady, Karen originally named Buddy an African name- Vinjari. The one problem is that the kids always ask the dogs name and Buddy is much easier for a 3-4 year old to say or remember. You say "Vinjari" and the kid just stares at you. Plus there's 3 syllables. Sometimes we walk by people and they say "hey buddy" automatically and I say "how did you know his name"? They laugh and say "really"? Plus he's real friendly in that he wants to be your buddy.
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Shelley,
The only pic I have of him, is this one. He is younger here.
He turned 5 mo. yesterday, so he is still a baby..not that Otis isn't, he will be 10 mo next week..
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wrote on 29 Oct 2009, 20:36 last edited by
He is soo gorgeous :D.
He looks like Edgar (in my opinion) :).
I like E.A.Poe so it would be the right name for me.Is he Podenco Grande?
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Yes, he is Portuguese Podengo Grande, and he does look like an Edgar, doesn't he?
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wrote on 29 Oct 2009, 21:05 last edited by
I wanted P. Podengo Medio before Bujumbura. Maybe sometimes in the future I will have some Bs, Thai Ridgeback, Podengo and big house with huge garden :D.
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wrote on 29 Oct 2009, 21:33 last edited by
He's just gorgeous Petra, thanks for the pic. Bet you're so excited :)
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Shelley.. Thank you so much..yes we are so very excited..
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wrote on 29 Oct 2009, 22:15 last edited by
Perhaps a twist on Poe? One of Poe's stories is the Gold Bug. His main character is William "Legrand"…..Le grande (?!?!), shortened to Lee. William Legrand(e)...Big Bill, ( I know, quite a stretch)
Poe's a hard author to come up with male names associated with his works. Poe tends toward the tragic female figures in his life.
Good luck with your name search. I actually prefer the "Eddie" derivative for Edgar. Seems more playful to me.
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Snorky998.
Thanks for that Poe lesson, I looked at his work and yes, most are about tragic females (well put), Le Grande..hmm. it is worth a thought..
I too like Edgar and Eddie is growing on me..
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wrote on 30 Oct 2009, 02:30 last edited by
I LOVE EDGAR. so distinguished and GRAND….
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wrote on 30 Oct 2009, 02:52 last edited by
My vote is for Axel. That would sound really cool when they call him up to the line if you course him. Edgar doesn't quite have the same punch to it (but I have to admit he does look like an Edgar, very cute). I bet he'll tear the coursing field apart…. How exciting!
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wrote on 30 Oct 2009, 03:32 last edited by
How about Marcus…for Marcus Aurelius, the Roman Emperor? Considering the breed was on Roman medallions way back when. (Thank you, Ms. Pat.)
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Oh, they are all good…hmm..decisions decisions...we have a few more days..
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