We have Andi (a girl) and Amos , her brother.

Billy, Buddy, Charlie, Sammy?

Oh, I love Oly's "Henri!"

Nicky or Micky, Stewie or Grenouille (French for frog, pronounced gren-u-wie!)

Congratulations, I love Frenchies and I've never even met one in person. I sometimes plan "my next dog will be named..." These are names I am considering.

Owen
Omar
Nate
Wyatt

I like Stewie!
What about Howie? Frankie? Frenchy? or Freddy?

We named our English Bulldog 'Ernie'. His name made everyone smile. I'm calling Jack 'Jack Henry'.

Sue,
What are the other dog's names?

Here are some of my ideas:
(I like Louie too btw!)
Charlie
Frenchy
Arney
Artie
Emile
Milo

We have a dog named Raleigh. It's what the shelter named him. I didn't like it at first, but now I love it.

I like names that end in ie or y as well.

Petey--I just thought of this name the other day, and wished I'd thought of when we first got this dog.
Charlie
Bernie
Daley
Benny

I like Beau( Beauregard):>)
FYI It's said that a dog should have a sharp sounding vs. soft/slurry name because it gets their attention best. i.e Jack vs. Muffy.

I like Beau (I prefer Bo) too.

When Boone showed up here (I call him Boone Dog, so does my DGS "Henry", lol), but every now and then "Bo" slips out of my mouth!

When we were trying to find a name for Boone dog, I searched the Internet for Names for Male Dogs and a lot of websites showed up. We went through many ideas for names and when I stumbled across Boone, the name just fit.

Yeah this thread may be kinda fun/cute!

Back in the 80's, we had a black Lab named ACE!

(give ya a hint...named after a member of a group that uses lots of explosions, pyro, a little blood, & fire....! Gosh....what could that be...!!?!?)

Friends of DD's named their dog...Kitty!
"Here kitty-kitty.....WOOF!" Too funny!

My Norwegian heritage is saying "Ole"...LOL!
If you got a 4th dog, she could be "Lena" of course!
Uffda!

Music groups/artists can be a cool source...
Sting, Bono, Angus (Young of AC/DC of course!), Alice (Cooper), etc.

....I'll stop now....;-)

Faron

Here are the two names I wanted for my dog (I was out voted by dh): Archie and Rocky. Have fun with the doggies!

Bob. Here is my dog Bob.:0
A good friend kept trying to get us to name Cooper -Diogee (D.O.G.) she thought she was hilarious!
How about Terry, Otis,Jerry,Sammy, Sonny, and I am out.( I know Otis doesnt end in y I just really like it. and Bob.

Bob the dog LOL. I much prefer Cooper and Bailey!

Over the years I've had the pleasure of owning* or having as part of my family, the following boy dogs:
Bruno
Baron
Barney*
Smokey*
Max*
Howard*
Ruphus
Hoover
Bernie
Julius
B.T.
Pierre
Pooka*
and Poopie

Some of the cats are/have been:
Allen
Chipotle
Bob
Burrito
Tadpole
Franklin
Butrous
Sigmond
Poof
Hercules

I had a friend with a cat named Steven once -it always struck me as hilarious; they thought it was just a normal name. So you could give him a very ordinary name like that... Michael, Phillip, Robert, see where I'm going?

I know you said no French names, but I couldn't resist looking, and thought these were all good:

Avery - elf counsel
Eliot - the Lord is my God
Gregory - watchful, vigilant
Marceau - defense
Regis - ruler

Lots of excellent suggestions above! I vote for Froggy, Louie, or Basil. Can't wait to see baby pics when he arrives!

Thanks everyone for all the suggestions! Pesky, you've had a LOT of pets! LOL -- Poopie? really?

Some of the suggestions are funny because we have (human) friends with these names. Can't name our dog after our friend Sam or my father Ben(ny).

Every time I throw another name into the mix, my boys retort with "Marty!" Seems like they're attached to that name but DH and I will have the final say. I have now added Henri, Milo, Andy, and Bob to my list. My family has watched the movie "Harry and the Hendersons" more times than I should admit, but the family in that movie had a dog named Little Bob. And I still have Louie even though other family members didn't like it. Oh, I like Eliot too. That just makes me laugh (as a dog name).

We'll hopefully see/visit our pup next month, and maybe see what name he "looks like."

Our other dogs are Phoebe and Coco. Making myself laugh envisioning myself saying, "... and these are our dogs, Phoebe, Coco, and Bob."

What about Homer?

Pesky! We had a cat named Pooka when I was growing up. I've never heard anyone else use that name until now.

I also like Bob. The name I was going to suggest was Doug. No special reason except I kind of like dog names like Bob, Doug and Steve.

Maybe he could be called Dougie.

I just thought of another one. What about Wally?

Pesky, when I was a teen I had a dog named "Pookie" after the Liza Minnelli character in one of ther movies.

Sue, my friends tried to get us to name Boone "Bob," so I think it's becoming a common name. But I do like it!

I also like "Marty." It fits for a pup and when the dog gets older. Like an old friend. :)

There MUST be a name related to a FS-property/location....:-)
?!
Firenze, Maui, Hualalai....

I wanted to name our girl "Sammie" 'Maui'.
Obviously, the girls won out with Callie!

Shockingly...12yrs. ago when we got our girl Golden, DD & DW actually DID choose "Sashi". It was a name of a dog I had on the farm growing-up long ago!

Faron

Thought of some more names: Oscar, Corky, Arnold, Louis (pronounced Lou ee and it is French without sounding French), Ollie, Jackson.

Our dog is named Rudy - we have always loved that name and his personality is quirky so all the more endearing.

My parents have a dog named Bo - love that name too.

Okay, I just have to say that in the last few posts, my human children's names have been suggested. LOL.

Oooh, I love Corky too! Just added to the list. Now I have:

Louie
Marty
Henri
Milo
Andy
Bob
Eliot
Eddie
Corky

DH has suggested "Sit" and "Fetch." I'm ignoring him.

Hansel. That's what I plan to name our next cat. I just think it's a fun name to say. Haaaannnnsel. Hansel. Anyone remember the Bugs Bunny cartoon with Hansel and Gretel where Bugs kept saying all perplexed,"Hansel!?" LOL

I used to give my dogs first and last names. I had a collie named "Ian McDoogalie", a little fuzzy faced mixed breed called, "Hazel Lee Cunningham", among others.

I like Marty, maybe "French it up" with "Marcell"?

I don't have any suggestions, I just wanted to say in my family cats all have the last name of Jones, which is not, in any way, associated with our family name. It started with one cat and it just seemed right. We all refer to that cat as Sammy Jones, never just Sammy. Some of the other cats only hear the Jones part of their name when they are in trouble. Like using your kid's middle name to indicate you mean business.

There's a amusing song for kids (based on a book?) about a guy with 15 pets all named Bob. I heard it many times while visiting with my niece & nephew.

I've found that our animals tend to get named based on their personalities and what they look like. All our pets, except Max have been named by us (or their human parents). Some names stuck right away (Howard) and others changed as the pet got to live with us. Butrous was named Milton an we changed it to Puff Butter, but somehow Butrous stuck and he prefers to be called that. Norman was Froggy, changed to Terrance, but Norman DeVille is what he ended up with.
Poopie was my Grandparents dog, he was called something else that I couldn't pronounce as a child, but Poopie was what I called him and that is how hw lived out his life.

Pooka was a name I thought up for this puppy I had as a teen. A story (another celebrity story) was that I had Pooka at the park and I met this man who really liked my pup and thought his name was interesting. We chatted for a while and I found out later that he was Dean Koontz, the author. A few years later he wrote a story that included the park where we'd met, and a lab named Pooka. Coincidence?? I think not!

Pesky--that is too cool. I love Dean Koontz and all of his dogs in the books.

My neighbor found a Min Pin running the neighborhood. Took her about a week to catch him. His name is Robert. Robert? His name is bigger than he is.

My favorite dog name that I had was Murphy.

Thought of a couple of more names: Conway and Cosmo. Don't know why I keep thinking about your question and names to submit to you.

Oh, I like Cosmo too! Named after the drink, of course. After Phoebe passes away (sad, but I assume that's a reality in 1-2 years) we'd have Coco and Cosmo! (Hm, would the dogs be able to tell their names apart?)

I'm stuck on Corky at the moment. I saw a French bulldog yesterday that had the brown (uh, cork colored?) body and black face and thought he could totally be a Corky. When I mention that name, though, DH looks at me like I have two heads, so I don't think it's going over too well.
I didn't get an immediate groan from the family when I suggested Milo, so that may still be in the running. Louie is staying on my short list, too. I just think it's an easier name to say than Marty.

I'm not obsessive at all. Really.

Bonaparte (Boni)
Dominic (Domi)
Poirot

Sueb20- Corky is my dog's name and he is a real corker!

My dog's name is Jake!

How about Jaques?

Well, Jacques made me think of Clouseau (as in Inspector!)...

Had friends over last night and there were about 7-8 of us talking about this and came up with Rudy, which everyone liked! So Rudy is on the short list along with Marty.

Our dog is named Clouseau! We adopted him and his mother four years ago. We kept her with the shelter-given name of Annabelle, but he had a name that didn't fit him at all (Dreamer). It took about three weeks to settle on Clouseau-he was/is such a goof, it just seemed to fit!

I would pick your top three and then see what fits once you get him home!