Who has the best pet names?

12 years ago

They don't have to be your pet, but names you've heard.

I had a cat named Frank and we lost him about 2 years ago to heart failure. When I took in a pregnant stray a few months ago, the first baby born was Beans. Beans was adopted and now I have had Frank and Beans!

I now have a tiny little cat and knew she needed a big name to boost her confidence. She is now Minnie LaRue.

What clever names do you have in mind?

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bigack
12 years ago
Just plain old Allie and Maggie.
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Georgysmom
12 years ago
My last dog was named JD. We got her at the Humane society. Someone had brought her in after hours and tied her to the fence. (It was below freezing). there she stayed until they opened in the morning and they say the rope around her neck was so tight, they could hardly cut it off with scissors. JD stood for Jane Doe since no one knew her name. My present dog is Georgy Girl as in the movie and song. She came from Georgia.
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I'm Italian, so we've usually give our pets Italian names, current one is Dino, others were Lorenzo, Sophia, and Gina. I am huge Seinfeld fan so I named my previous Lab Cosmo.
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heather_on
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I have two mini poodle mixes right now. One is called Shadow because he follows me everywhere and the other is Metoo because he also wants to be included in everything we do.
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lazypup
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My Uncle had two weiner dogs that he called "Sooner & Carpenter"

One day I asked him why he gave his dogs such names?

He replied.."Sooner would sooner crap in the house than go outside and carpenter just runs around the house doing little odd jobs everywhere".
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JennaVaNowSC
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Our boxers are Bella and Sasha, and being southern dogs, they have middle names (I know, silly :) ) Bella's is Elizabeth, after DD2, and Sasha's is Marie, after DD3. However, also call them Lucy and Ethel (Bella is the Redhead), they act pretty clutzy some times.
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mojomom
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Our old girl's name is Phoenix, after the mythical bird. We found her starving in the woods 13 years ago last month and she was truly reborn from the ashes of her previous existence. The new husky pup's name is Jack. He was 9 months old when we got him and knew his name already, so we didn't want to change it and it suits him well.
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lovemymimi
12 years ago
I'm lovin' this thread...thanks Michelle!

Names of my dogs that are at the bridge are, Cricket, Amy, Tewkee and Tinker.

And Mimi is our 8 year old shih tzu that lets us live with her...lol!
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gazania_gw
12 years ago
Years ago some friends took in a young stray female dog. Turned out that she was pregnant. They named her "Floozie"
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ritamay91710
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We had 3 cats..... Rex, cause DH thought it was funny to give a cat a dog's name.......and it WAS funny, cause this cat turned out to be VERY dog like, played fetch and everything.
Next one was Jazzpurr, just cause I thought it was cute. We called him Jazz.
Third one was Gizmo, cause he looked like the little Mugwai thing.
I miss them still, every day.

I look after a couple of strays outside, I call the one "Bob", cause he doesn't have a tail, but on closer inspection, I think it's a she, oh well, "Bobbie" then.

The other one I call "Cookie" cause he's black and white.
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pekemom
12 years ago
Used to have 3 dachshunds, Squatty (male who squatted when he peed), Spongy (he absorbed all the attention he could get.)
The third was Penny. Actually the 2 boys started out as Davey and Bengie.
My mom suggested the names of the pekes. Sasha was the first, a rescue I had about 6 years, now Caesar, the white/cream coat reminded her of a toga.
All the dogs we've ever owned had people names in the beginning.
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SunnyDJ
12 years ago
Right now, we have 2 inside fur baby cats...Kalley Elizabeth, Kelly Lynn and Baylee Ann (who we still call Baby Girl)...Our Red Persian, named Prince Simba of Larimer, passed away 2 years ago and my snuggler, Clancy MaGillicutty, passed away a year ago....
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Jodi_SoCal
12 years ago
Let's see, since childhood here are some of the more memorable pet names.

Mike, a boxer and my first dog. Nothing special about the name really but the dog saved my life when I was under 6mos old. He lived to 16 years old. We named our son Michael in honor of wonder dog Mike (and of course just because we liked the name.)

Patches. Who hasn't named a calico cat Patches. LOL

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Ebony, a long-haired black cat. Sabrina, a short-haired black cat.

Chinese Water Dragons Thelma and Louise and Siskel and Ebert.

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Harry's "official, registered" name is Iacchus vom Drosselbart. That would never do.

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Deutsch Drahthaars are normally very furry, wired haired, and sport huge, bushy eyebrows, beards, mustaches, and wild, out-of-place tufts of hair sticking out all over their bodies. Think electrified brillo pads on steriods.

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maddielee
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Katy Perry and Russell Bramd named their cat; Kitty Perry

Cute
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cynic
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Best name I've ever heard was by a good friend of mine who named her (now deceased) dog "Ma Barker". She was a good old dog too.

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chisue
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Our third Westie was Pip because he was nearly perfect, a prize-winner. Current one is Eliot -- just one 'l' and one 't' because he was so small when we got him from Westie Rescue that I didn't think he could carry more than five letters. We had one female we named Rosie; Westies are also known as Roseneath Terriers.

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jeaninwa
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Best dog name I ever heard was Diogi...or..Dee Oh Gee..spells DOG

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sylviatexas1
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tortoiseshell/calico cat Josephine the Cat of Many Colors

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My brother owns a greenhouse. His dogs name is Blossom.

Ron
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Jasdip
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Great stories!!

Years ago I had a cat I called "Daffodil". She was brown, so I have no idea why I named her that. My neighbour would call her Burdock.

When I had to put my 14 year old cat down when I was still married to my ex-DH, my Mom wanted to plant a tree in honour of Peanut, but we already had a large maple, and no room for another tree.

We saw a cat for sale in the paper, and Mom insisted on paying for him. On the way home, I asked hubby what we should call him. He said, How about we name him after your Mom?
I said "You want to call him Norma??!?. He said NOOO, Biddy, for "The Old Biddy!" He was Biddy till he died, and Mom thought that was hilarious.
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mojomom
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My brother had a parrot named McGruber for 20 years until HE had to go to the vet and was diagnosed with an infected egg sac, HER name is now Maggie.
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dotmom
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I love these tails....ahhh tales. Our current cat is Buster. The gal we got him from called him Oreo. Buster is a big yellow & white marmalade tabby with circles or whirls on his sides. I don't know where she got Oreo. We once took in a kitten and called her Ellen, but from her actions and personality, she ended being called, Little Fart all of her life. Our wolf/german shepherd was called cheyanne.
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suzieque
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>> I said "You want to call him Norma??!?.

Hahaha!!! I'm STILL laughing about that!!!
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Latest dog is Jetty which quickly morphed into Jetty Spaghetti. And sometimes Jet-ski.

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ronm80
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Would love to see pictures of your pets, like sam and harry and so many others. Here is Buie with DH both named after my FIL.
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two25acres
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SMUDGE

BUD
{{gwi:76625}}

ROXIE
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I have had doxies all my life and when I was a child, my mom and I had two and hers was named Stretch and mine was named Slinky. (he loved to chase my slinky going down the steps too, lol) We had a Rosy at one time. Now I have a Dixie (not original, but my husband named her) and a Candy (which we inherited from my daughter when she could not keep her) I rather liked my doggie names ;-) but doesn't everyone like the names they give their dogs? LOL
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chubby_rat
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Sorry, the picture didn't post - can't for the life of me figure out why - it used to work for me.
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kayjones
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Please let me try again:
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I love his ears Kay!!
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