Pet Names

[+ TylerandAce]

Xoxo is a

Peruvian Inca Orchid (hairless).

I (Ace) inherited her with the marriage. She quickly came to rule the household as Her Royal Highness.

 

I'm from a country people who don't believe in naming animals until they survived a couple of years, and they had better carry their weight around the yard/house. We also had a pack of hunting dogs that were just numbered with Clorox on their sides.

 

To say the least, Her Highness, Miss Xoxo has been an adjustment for me. I do love her, though, but if you ever wonder why my left arm is bigger than my right, it's not from self pleasuring. It's throwing the damn tennis ball for the damn dog!

[+ Eric Hassan]

I know many of us have pet names for our cocks, our lovers, our cars, but I was curious about Pet Names for our Pets.

I have four dogs: Bonehead, Ben; Bear; Brandy and have had other dogs Kismet, Taylor, Holly, Bailey, Fred, Rusty, Sassy and Baxter. I suspect that there are others on this forum that have had a Ben, Bailey, Fred, Baxter and possibly a Sassy or a Holly. But Bonehead seems to be a unique name. Any other uniquely named pets among our brethren?

 

We had cats when I was growing up - Bo and Luke, named after the Dukes of Hazzard. My grandmother got a cat around the same time, and my brother and I got to name her. We chose Daisy, to complete our DoH family.

[+ purplekow]

Xoxo is a

Peruvian Inca Orchid (hairless).

I (Ace) inherited her with the marriage. She quickly came to rule the household as Her Royal Highness.

 

I'm from a country people who don't believe in naming animals until they survived a couple of years, and they had better carry their weight around the yard/house. We also had a pack of hunting dogs that were just numbered with Clorox on their sides.

 

To say the least, Her Highness, Miss Xoxo has been an adjustment for me. I do love her, though, but if you ever wonder why my left arm is bigger than my right, it's not from self pleasuring. It's throwing the damn tennis ball for the damn dog!

Fitting that you would have a muscular hairless dog. Just as it is fitting that I have and overweight shedder with no apparent self control.

[+ TylerandAce]

Fitting that you would have a muscular hairless dog. Just as it is fitting that I have and overweight shedder with no apparent self control.

Lol...well, there is something to be said for the idea that we become our pets. No hair for me and Tyler gets so tan in the summer you'd think he was Nigerian!

[+ Tygerscent]

I know many of us have pet names for our cocks, our lovers, our cars, but I was curious about Pet Names for our Pets.

I have four dogs: Bonehead, Ben; Bear; Brandy and have had other dogs Kismet, Taylor, Holly, Bailey, Fred, Rusty, Sassy and Baxter. I suspect that there are others on this forum that have had a Ben, Bailey, Fred, Baxter and possibly a Sassy or a Holly. But Bonehead seems to be a unique name. Any other uniquely named pets among our brethren?

Puffer AKA "woah Kitty" aka Gramma (cat)

Biff aka Burro (cat)

Eclipse aka "mink", "inca", "bacon double deluxe", "bacon double D", Shamu, Shmoo, Nefaru, the president... (black German shepherd)

Nanook, aka Monkey Boy, Mr., Baby boy, Shamook, Shim Sham, punkin, punky brooster, punkin monkey, Chinook (Grey wolf).

Minton the kintin Cat One. (Feril cat bob cat mix)

Mintin the kintin cat two. (Norwegian forest cat)

Kobie, PeeWee, bhugghatti, (bhugghatti boy), Papua, (Papu), Wolof, Turtle, Beaner, Lewis & Clark (all Norwegian forest cats)

The three Helen's aka the jury: (three red factor canaries one was male however)

Crumb cake (a bumble bee who lived in our bedroom for two years until he drowned in his honey cup... very sad)

Michael Jackson aka Mountain, Mountain Mike, Pitins, chilly Willy, yard guardian (tuxedo cat)

Janet Jackson (Michaels twin sister)

The Jackson five (my neighbors five cats collectively)

Molly Bee aka Boompa Bee, Bink (basset hound)

Mystic Warrior aka Mystic Peanut (saddle bred horse).

Nemah aka poo snoot, mrs wooftiwop, wiffle waffle, pickle snoot, the vise president (afgan hound)

Merlin aka Merl Deusing, (amazon parrot)

Bird aka Chloe, your honor (cockatiel)

Mr Jones (cat)

William and Poppy (raccoon brother and sister)

William (starling)

Uudee, Uudee cat (cat)

Milton (mule)

Rosie (donkey)

Lipstick (sheep)

2497 (sheep after we ran out of names)

William (raven)

Wilbur, the treasurer (holland lop eared rabbit)

Oscar, the general public (Oscar fish)

Reggie (thorobred horse)

Speedy (thorobred horse)

Johnny Mustang (mustang horse)

Snow ball (cat)

Kelly (cat)

Heidie (Dutch rabbit)

Alice (rabbit)

Edward (race horse)

Finn (cat)

"My mother" (sparrow)

Henny and Jenny Wren (two wrens)

Blaze (Arab horse)

Rebel (quarter horse)

The Emperor and Chin 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5. (Budgies)

A bunch of fish we refered to as "the community"

 

Fuzzy, feathered and finned buddies have been a big part of my life always~

 

 

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[+ Tygerscent]

Lol...well, there is something to be said for the idea that we become our pets. No hair for me and Tyler gets so tan in the summer you'd think he was Nigerian!

Ooo... Anubis~ The African Golden Wolf~.

The weigher of Hearts and judge of the dead~ Nice~

Anubis is my hero~!

[+ Oliver]

No pets as a child - mother didn't want.

1. Oliver Wiswell, a salt and pepper Miniature Schnauzer - named for the novel by Kenneth Roberts about a Revolutionary War Tory. And where my internet name comes from.

2. Gillian - a coal black Cocker Spaniel - after a character in a novel. She was beautiful, but dumb! The dog, not the character.

3. Shadow - a charcoal and silver Miniature Schnauzer - came with that name, he was a rescue, but it was appropriate both from his coloring and he followed me everywhere. Many of you have met him - he was an honorary escort and definitely gay.

[+ sam.fitzpatrick]

My schaunzer was also named Shadow. The puppy we kept from her litter we named Echo.

[+ Charlie]

Oliver's Shadow was aptly named. Those of us who knew Shadow well found him very lovable (except for my dogs, who had a more nuanced attitude toward him).