Help me name my new pup

[619TOY]

This is my new puppy. I get to pick her up in a week. I'm looking for input on naming her. At first I wanted a German name for her as she obviously is of German heritage (me too). I've been thinking about Elsa but I realy like her mom's name too, Jezzabel. Let me know what you can come up with

 

[Zimm]

hawke.

 

[619TOY]

SHE already has a brother with that name and besides, it's a little too masculine. But thanks

 

[Zimm]

hawkesis

 

[Critter]

Just remember to abide by the number one rule in dog naming, do not name her something that could possibly be your boss' child's name.

What about Elsie or Uschi? Those are German right?

 

[619TOY]

Hey what about Ladyhawk?

 

[619TOY]

Yeah, Elsie is right there with Elsa but elsa sounds younger and softer. I don't know about Uschi, that sounds Japanese maybe if she was an Akita (another of my favorite dogs).

 

[Critter]

USCHI
Gender: Feminine
Usage: German
Pet form of URSULA

here are two sources that might help ya out, naming pets is hard...
http://www.trinity.wa.edu.au/plduffyrc/subjects/languages/names.htm
http://www.behindthename.com/

 

[Gold Boy]

Schatzie - which means little sweet heart.

 

[DBAX]

Eva, Eva Braunweiler.

 

[Gold Boy]

http://www.geocities.com/dog_names/name_your_dog_german.html

 

[AATLAS1X]

Krieger is German for Warrior............

My friends sheppard is Sasha

My buddies retired K-9 only knows German.........It's funny because she is a lab.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krieger_%28disambiguation%29

 

[619TOY]

My buddies retired K-9 only knows German.........It's funny because she is a lab.

My last two dogs have known German as well as English

 

[619TOY]

Here are some more. I'm not limiting myself to German names, I just thought it would be appropriate.
Isabelle
Alexis (Lexi)
Minna
Rikka
????????

 

[ridgerunner]

Hecubus.


Because you can.

 

[619TOY]

Hecubus.


Because you can.

Hey dogs have feelings too.

 

[a990dna]

Here's a few german names for a female dog:

GITTA
Gender: Feminine
Usage: German
German short form of BRIGITTE

HEIDI
Gender: Feminine
Usage: German, English, Finnish

MITZI
Gender: Feminine
Usage: German

NINA
Gender: Feminine
Usage: Russian, English, German, French, Polish
Other Scripts: Нина (Russian)
Pronounced: NEE-na

ODA (ODA MAE BROWN)
Gender: Feminine
Usage: German

SASCHA
Gender: Masculine & Feminine
Usage: German

SONJA
Gender: Feminine
Usage: German, Scandinavian, Finnish, Slovene

 

[koop]

Two rules of dog naming. One, never give your dog a name you would be ashamed to yell out loud around the neighborhood. e.g. Sweetums, poopsie, toto.

Two, never name a dog anything that will hurt your defense should the dog bite someone. e.g. Killer, Hitler, Psycho.

I referred a dog bite case to a friend of mine. Pitbull (nipple) bite a little girl in the face. Neighbors dog. I told him to expect the call and told him not to forget to ask the dogs name (I knew it). After he talked with them I got a phone call from him.

"THE F**KING PITBULL'S NAME IS PSYCHO!?!?!"

He wrote "the pitbull Psycho" in the complaint about two dozen times. The case settled quickly.

 

[Degnol]

Steve Martin likes..............................s***head




Ed

 

[619TOY]

So do I.............but not for my dog