Female Dog Names

cgasner1

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We had a eberle like eberlestock and she went by eb most the time best dog I’ve ever had now I have a Great Dane we named Helen


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Our Griff is named Bailey after Maggie Bailey a famous prohibition boot legger. We were supposed to be getting a pup out of a litter studded by Whiskeytown Bootlegger hence the themed name. I find female dog names much more challenging then male. My buddy gives his dogs more obscure gun names, he had a female springer named Elsie like LC Smith and a male names Parker for the shotguns.
 

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An EXTREMELY common theme is for people to name them after a firearms manufacturer, or their favorite brand or type of alcohol.

I'd just say remember that you're going to need to be able to shout this name out loud at the top of your lungs to call them back while you're surrounded by people, so don't pick something ridiculously long and stupid or that would make you feel silly/dumb/embarrassed to have to shout out like that.

Some of the coolest names I've heard recently are when folks have a duo of dogs!

This one young lady at the dog park has "Captain Chaos" and "General Mayhem" (a la Butters from South Park) as her dogs names! And I think that is AWESOME! However if you do a name like these you have to come up with shortened nick names for everyday use.

Pretty much every dog owner always has at least 3 nicknames for their dog anyway. As a matter of happen stance. Don't take my word for it. Ask any other dog owner you know! It's fun to here all the after-thought nick-names they come up with!

For me it was:
Rat Terrier - Brizzy, Brizz, Hyper Spaz Monkey, and BoogerButt and MuscleButt
Chihuahua - Mancha, Manchita, Little One, Da Cuteness

My rule for a dog name is, try to keep it 2 syllables and starts with a hard consonant sound, so you can belt it out easy when you need to reprimand.

Of the ones I saw above... I'd totally go with "Rousey" though, even though it doesn't start with a hard consonant.
 

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One I always chuckle about because of the visual aspect in the telling of the story by the comedian whose act I heard this on (can't remember whom it was but) goes sorta like this:

"I always wanted to mess around and get a dog and name it "Sit" <pause> "Drive it crazy talkin' about "C'Mere Sit!... C'Mere Sit!!" drive the dog nuts!" (hehe)
 
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