I knew a guy who had a drink problem he called his dog Hangover

 

My Alsation was called Kruger...way before Freddy hit the screens.

He was named for one I knew in Scotland.

 

My Alsation is called Trigger, last one before that was called Homer

 

We have a german shepherd called Jenna and a lakeland terrier called Tilly

 

I know a dog called Dorothy.

I was made aware of a cat called Com Ere by Sara Squares. She said that what it was that the cat's caregivers used to call her in with 'come here!', so they thought that the call itself would be the best suitable name for her. Fancy a cat called that, because of that.

 

If I had a bitch, I'd call her Joyce.


If a dog, then Hooter. Or Zeb.

 

People can go quite imaginative with pet names, if not seriously funny. A little noisy dog can be called Yapper and a Staffie can be called Jaws. A cat can be called Moustache for his whiskers. I already know someone with a cat called Cuddles, which is nice. An alky can have two dogs and call them Whiskey and Brandy, or Rum and Gin; depending what they prefer to drink. Someone with a bunged up fat rabbit can call it Bundles, Pillow or Cushion. A regular person can call their fast running cats/dogs Hurry and Scurry. A pothead with two cats can call them Mary and Jane or Spliff and Reefa or Weed and Skunk, while a person with one white and one black cat/dog can call them Salt and Pepper or George and Clooney in order.

I know a horse called Mr. Darcy after Pride and Prejudice character.

 

# ...Hurry hurry super scurry
Let the dogs out in a hurry... #

 

My Doberman is called Ted, he is a designer dog

 

Our British Bulldog is called Rupert, he was already named when we got him at 6 months old.

 

My sister has a Jack Russell called Pikey - she got it off Pikeys so called him that

 

If it was up to me I'd have a English bulldog and call it Bruce, unfortunately the missus doesn't like them

 

I have a few jack russels, "Frank", "Clint / Clinton (when hes naughty), Xzara.
Previous dogs that have passed away ;'( "Julie" (frank and Clints mum), she's was called this as she was born around the time when Ali G was popular and I was a fan, around 12 years old, I had my very own "Mejulie"!

Also " Grinder " and "Rizzla" and my very first dog as a kid was "Jess " named after Postman Pats black and white cat.

Love the looks and laughs people have with theyre names.

 

Ted Barker?

 

You know, It came in my mind as soon as I read Andy Baker's post soon after he posted it, but I found it not so easy to articulate it, in order to make it interesting. All I came up with "Oh! All you need to do is take the 'r' out of Ted's surname". I thought it was quite flat and silly, so I didn't post it.

All I'm saying is that I also thought the same as you. I thought that first, so HA!

 

Lol.i concede to you beating me :-) :-)

Some great names on here.Cat is called Maximus Farquar...or Max...he was rescued by court bailiffs from a shed in poor area round by us.We thought the big tabby needed a posh name.lol

 

In France pedigree dogs (and thoroughbred horses for that matter) have a designated name start letter depending upon year.

My two GSD are Gypsy and Hiako (pronounced Yako) being a year apart.

My UK Cocker Spaniel was Scooby (long before I owned a real one) as this was much easier to say than "Nickanda Space Jam" - his pedigree name (WTF).

 

Breezer

 

Brother's various dogs throughout the years:

Black Lab: Major

Münsterländer (completely bonkers): Tarn

Black Lab: Monty

Springer Spaniel: Megan


There've been others, but can't recall 'em.

 

He looks a right character.

 

Posh name there, ending with grand sounding '-us'.

Inspired by your cat's name, I shall now call my cats Uranus and Theiranus as their nick names.

 

Tarquin.
Guinevere.



...Benedict Cumberbatch. LOL

 

I thought of Benedict Cumberbach name as well when I was typing my previous post.

Strange phenomenon going. Whatever I think first enters someone else's mind and then comes out. Very strange.

I also thought that Lozsti1 can get another cat, and call it Mad. Then he'll end up with Mad Max. But that sounded not that innovative, and that's why I didn't post it.

Leonardo DiCaprio is quite a posh and pretentious name as well. I'll call my next cat that. Leonardo DiCaprio even looks like a stout cat, so that will be quite suitable.

If I had a lizard as a pet, I'd call it Benedict Cumberbach. He has a lizard-like look about him. If I had an extra slim frog for a pet, it would have been Eddie Redmayne, although he's a very beautiful stick insect frog prince. If I had a well-fed handsome frog with the likeness to lizard, I'd call it Daniel Craig. If I had a Staffie, I'd call it Jean Claude Van Damme. If I had a she-horse, I'd call it either Sandra Bollox or Julia Roberts. He-horse would be called Prince William. If I had a she-panda, I'd call it Kiera Knightley, on the basis of their flat face and ping pong eyes.

 

Sorry for getting loz's name wrong. I've just read that he's lozgti1, not lozsti1.

Apologies.

 

You nutter.

 

My mates have a Large Munsterlander. He's called Knobdog.

 

TH you're clearly insane.

 

 

M'aargh!

Is it a complete mentalist?

They've certainly got character.

 

Massively. Last Saturday night, we were working on a business plan, at which point knobdog walked in to the room, grabbed a blanket, threw it on to the arm of the sofa, looked me square in the eye and started humping the sofa arm/blanket.

He stopped after a few minutes, got himself a drink, then threw himself on to the arm/blanket with force, getting one back leg on the sofa cushion and really started hammering the thing, leaving dog jizz all over it. I'm sure he was showing off.