Sreange dogs names

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What's the strangest dog name you've heard. For me it would be Sage. She was named when we got her at 6 months old and we couldn't decide on anything different so it stuck. We are used to it now but still get wise cracks about Dexter bring called onion.....yawn. :rolleyes:
Sage apparently is a bird and the breeder had named the whole litter after birds.
 
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Hands down the weirdest dog name ever is.. Toes :D

So weird that I had to get the lady to repeat it several times and the spell it phonetically before I was sure it really was Toes! :D He is a Neopolitian Mastiff, don't know whether they have particularly strange toes that she felt the need to name the dog that! :D

My Parent's dogs' all have odd-ish names, especially when you say them to English People - Taghan, Ruriach, Sgriobag... :D :D
 
kirstyhen said:
Hands down the weirdest dog name ever is.. Toes :D

So weird that I had to get the lady to repeat it several times and the spell it phonetically before I was sure it really was Toes! :D He is a Neopolitian Mastiff, don't know whether they have particularly strange toes that she felt the need to name the dog that! :D

My Parent's dogs' all have odd-ish names, especially when you say them to English People - Taghan, Ruriach, Sgriobag... :D :D
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Toes?! :eek: Maybe he likes to nibble them? That's what I'd tell people if I had a Neo called Toes "Oh yes, he's fond of them - kiddies toes are his favourite snack" :D

I love your parent's dogs' names too, makes me feel special I can pronounce them properly! (I'm originally a teuchter, before moving to become a Southerner...in Edinburgh :D)
 
Well I have a Bubba, which I named her
A Regan (my rotti), she was already named
I had a Bray, my old whippey x grey I lost at Xmas (named by me)
My pointer was called Bullet, now called Bud

I had a lab (rescue) in called Derek, which made everyone laugh when we said his name:D
Gump (rescue) terrier

Daygar the shepherd I boarded recently, We called him Gaydar and Gaylord:D whilst he was here.

My mams sheps had wierd and wonderful names:o
Frisco
Saxon
Bodie
Gamble to name a few
 
My late gran bred Whippets and had many strange names.
Stick
Leaf
Bud
Chorus
Chorkle
Chive
Stilton
Spinner
Waverly
Lavish
.... to name a few
 
Not so weird compared with some but I had a GSD called Squirrel. She was the runt of the litter, a skinny little grey sable with thick bushy tail, hence the name. She was also known as Squiggle and Cyril. :)
 
I had a Michael. And a Richard.

Some people tell me my girls Delilah and Maya have strange names but i like them. I tend to give my dogs human names if you hadnt noticed :D
 
One of my aunts did have a collie called Gin. Gave the neighbours great amusement to hear her yelling for Gin down the field at 8am :D
 
These names are great :p i named my dog nuggett after chicken nuggets, dunno weather id call it weird though lol ... i used to have a kitten called batman, one orange! lol, and a poke a dot :rolleyes:
 
i met a terrier called Taliban:D I know some more unusual ones through agility - Dream, Flyte, Echo, Wish, Gee (reg name, Gee hits the spot:o and yes, the KC allowed that) Ben (reg name, Ben doon and kiss it, and yes,the KC allowed that too:rolleyes:)

mine are all pretty normal...

Ollie, Gem, Spark, Mac, Swift and Diva
 
One of my min bull terriers is called "wang-wang" by his owner (he has a Chinese wife)..Now can you imagine calling wangwang in to mate a bitch???????
 
The builder who is doing some work for my parents has a staffie x called Dag. I have tried telling him that is what the sh**ty bits on the back end of a sheep are called but he doesn't seem to care :rolleyes:
 
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